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Track List
01) Ain't Goin' Down ('til the Sun Comes Up)
02) Friends in Low Places
03) Callin' Baton Rouge
04) The River
05) Much Too Young (to Feel This Damn Old)
06) The Thunder Rolls
07) American Honky-Tonk Bar Association
08) If Tomorrow Never Comes
09) Unanswered Prayers
10) Standing Outside the Fire
11) Rodeo
12) What She's Doing Now
13) We Shall Be Free
14) Papa Loved Mama
15) Shameless
16) Two of a Kind, Workin' on a Full House
17) That Summer
18) The Dance
01) Ain't Goin' Down ('til the Sun Comes Up)
02) Friends in Low Places
03) Callin' Baton Rouge
04) The River
05) Much Too Young (to Feel This Damn Old)
06) The Thunder Rolls
07) American Honky-Tonk Bar Association
08) If Tomorrow Never Comes
09) Unanswered Prayers
10) Standing Outside the Fire
11) Rodeo
12) What She's Doing Now
13) We Shall Be Free
14) Papa Loved Mama
15) Shameless
16) Two of a Kind, Workin' on a Full House
17) That Summer
18) The Dance
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First Released
1994
Country
Sentimental
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The Hits is exactly what it says it is -- 18 of Garth Brooks' biggest hits, including his first 14 number one singles. Although he has good album tracks on each of his records, this is the essential Garth Brooks album -- it gives a good sense of the singer's talents, especially his underappreciated eclecticism. The Hits was only in print for a year, but it sold in excess of eight million copies, so it hardly can be called a limited edition.
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The Hits is exactly what it says it is -- 18 of Garth Brooks' biggest hits, including his first 14 number one singles. Although he has good album tracks on each of his records, this is the essential Garth Brooks album -- it gives a good sense of the singer's talents, especially his underappreciated eclecticism. The Hits was only in print for a year, but it sold in excess of eight million copies, so it hardly can be called a limited edition.
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