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Track List
01) Lovely Day
02) I Want to Spend the Night
03) Let Me Be the One You Need
04) Hello Like Before
05) Tender Things
06) I Wish You Well
07) Ain't No Sunshine
08) Grandma's Hands
09) The Same Love That Made Me Laugh
10) Lean on Me
11) Harlem
12) Use Me
13) Who Is He (And What Is He to You)?
14) You Just Can't Smile It Away
15) Just the Two of Us
16) Steppin' Right Along
17) You Try To Find a Love
18) My Imagination
01) Lovely Day
02) I Want to Spend the Night
03) Let Me Be the One You Need
04) Hello Like Before
05) Tender Things
06) I Wish You Well
07) Ain't No Sunshine
08) Grandma's Hands
09) The Same Love That Made Me Laugh
10) Lean on Me
11) Harlem
12) Use Me
13) Who Is He (And What Is He to You)?
14) You Just Can't Smile It Away
15) Just the Two of Us
16) Steppin' Right Along
17) You Try To Find a Love
18) My Imagination
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5:25
4:55
3:57
2:03
1:59
3:21
4:17
3:21
3:42
3:12
4:41
3:56
5:42
5:42
4:53
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First Released
2000
Soul
Carefree
Urban/R&B
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Collectors note: This is not the same as the very similarly titled Lean on Me: The Best of Bill Withers, a 1994 best-of that also came out on Sony (catalog #5294). Each disc has 18 tracks and includes his biggest and best hits, yet only 13 of the songs are found on both CDs, and the 2000 compilation has a new set of liner notes by David Ritz. This is still too light on his earliest Sussex material, which is his best work and is represented by just seven of the tunes. It's also messily sequenced, with six less impressive and poppier mid-1970s Columbia outings leading off the program before you get to the early '70s goodies, including "Ain't No Sunshine," "Lean on Me," and "Use Me." Still, this would have to get the nod over the 1994 best-of just for the inclusion of one of those Sussex tunes alone, the uplifting and earthily bluesy 1971 cut "Harlem."
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Collectors note: This is not the same as the very similarly titled Lean on Me: The Best of Bill Withers, a 1994 best-of that also came out on Sony (catalog #5294). Each disc has 18 tracks and includes his biggest and best hits, yet only 13 of the songs are found on both CDs, and the 2000 compilation has a new set of liner notes by David Ritz. This is still too light on his earliest Sussex material, which is his best work and is represented by just seven of the tunes. It's also messily sequenced, with six less impressive and poppier mid-1970s Columbia outings leading off the program before you get to the early '70s goodies, including "Ain't No Sunshine," "Lean on Me," and "Use Me." Still, this would have to get the nod over the 1994 best-of just for the inclusion of one of those Sussex tunes alone, the uplifting and earthily bluesy 1971 cut "Harlem."
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