Charlie Daniels Band Album: «16 Biggest Hits (Slip) (Spkg)»
Charlie Daniels Band Album: «16 Biggest Hits (Slip) (Spkg)»
- Customers rating: (5.0 of 5)
- Title:16 Biggest Hits (Slip) (Spkg)
- Release date:2006-09-12
- Type:Audio CD
- Label:Sony
- UPC:828768908327
- 1 Uneasy Rider The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 5:21
- 2 The South's Gonna Do It Again The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 3:58
- 3 Trudy The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 4:53
- 4Long Haired Country
- 5 Midnight Wind The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 4:18
- 6 The Devil Went Down To Georgia The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 5:05
- 7Reflections The Charlie Daniels Band
- 8 The Legend Of Wooley Swamp The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 3:54
- 9Carolina (I Remember You) The Charlie Daniels Band
- 10 In America The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 2:50
- 11 Still In Saigon The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 3:54
- 12 Drinkin' My Baby Goodbye The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 4:25
- 13Cowboy Hat In Dallas The Charlie Daniels Band
- 14Boogie Woogie Fiddle Country Blues The Charlie Daniels Bandimg
- 15 Simple Man The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 3:22
- 16 (What This World Needs Is) A Few More Rednecks The Charlie Daniels Bandimg 3:42
Lot of great tunes on this CD. Wanted a copy of Uneasy Rider, and happened to see this CD. Found 4-5 new favorites.
It arrived a day before it was supposed to and it is awesome. The songs are wonderful and brings happiness to you. I love it and I particularly like the song and always have liked it What this Country needs is a few more rednecks.
It's Charlie Daniels. What's not to like?
Seriously, these are the original recordings. They are SO much better thant he remastered nonsense I mistakenly purchase previously.
Charlie Daniels is an original and his music should be enjoyed in it's original form!
16 BIGGEST HITS is a great single-disc anthology of the Charlie Daniels Band. It takes you from their first big hit, "Uneasy Rider", from 1973, all the way up to 1989's "(What the world Needs Is) A Few More Rednecks." In between there are fourteen other great songs in both Southern rock and country styles, including "The Devil Went Down To Georgia", the CDB's biggest pop hit, and "Simple Man", which calls for executing violent criminals and drug dealers. If you get this one, you'll also want A DECADE OF HITS, which focuses strictly on the 70s/early 80s.