greatest hits

Brad Paisley has previously stated that he doesn't think a traditional Greatest Hits album brings much value to his fans so rather than do that, he has chosen to release a dual disc collection with a mix of live and studio recordings.

While her run as a chart-toppin' artist was about four years, Gretchen Wilson managed to strike a chord with hardworkin' women everywhere with her very first hit "Redneck Woman."  Here's her first collection of hits.

"That's Why," Craig's new album, is also his first for his new label, BNA Records.  While a brief 10 tracks, the album finds Morgan back in the groove that he had on his first few CDs. While that's all well and good, is it enough to make this a great CD?

With a plethora of hits since his last Greatest Hits album at the beginning of this decade, Kenny Chesney's "Greatest Hits II" was long overdue for compilation and release.  Will this collection appeal to older fans or just new fans?

Glen Campbell is an icon with a great ear for expertly-written tunes.  He partnered with Jimmy Webb on some standout songs over the years.  Here's your chance to win one of five copies of Glen's "Greatest Hits" album from Roughstock and EMI.

It seems like nobody told Rascal Flatts about the doomed music economy as they've sold over 16 million units since their arrival eight years ago.  Covering their first four albums, "Greatest Hits, Volume One" serves a nice introduction to the band. 

Curb Records decided to release Tim McGraw's first two Greatest Hits collections in one low-priced set.  Priced at 15 dollars or less, the two-disc set covers the first 12 years of his career. However, is it still a good value?

With 9 hits under his belt, Craig Morgan moved from Broken Bow to BNA Records.  Containing all of his biggest hits to date, Broken Bow is betting on casual fans interest in "Greatest Hits."  Was it a smart bet?

In an unusual move, Capital Nashville has chosen to release a "Greatest Hits" album only 3 albums into his career. Instead of 'just releasing' it, the artist involved his fans in the creation of it.