Why is it that RCA/BMG keeps repackaging the same Dolly Parton songs over and over and over again?

Each of the songs on this collection have been anthologized before, while other vital early songs remain out of print.

There is some first rate material here. "The Bargain Store," and especially "Coat of Many Colors" are superb songs that help establish Parton as one of the most compelling voices in country music. But too much of this compilation is taken up with songs from the far less interesting pop/Hollywood era of her career. These songs are readily available elsewhere while such profound songs like "Down From Dover," "Gypsy, Joe, and Me," "In The Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)" "My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy" etc. remain unavailable and out of print in either their original album form or in any compilation form.

The RCA/BMG treatment of Parton's early back catalog is an outrage, and this latest compilation is just more evidence of that.

I just went out and bought this today and it's GREAT!!!!!!!! One thing though where's Kenny on Real Love????? It's GREAT!!!!!!