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All-Time Greatest Hits

Ray Price  Main Performer

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1 For the Good Times Kristofferson 3:49
2 Sunday Morning Comin' Down Kristofferson 4:11
3 When I Loved Her Kristofferson 3:10
4 Crazy Arms Seals/Mooney 3:32
5 By the Time I Get to Phoenix Webb 3:29
6 I Won't Mention It Again Mullins/Yates 3:42
7 Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) Kristofferson 3:02
8 I'd Rather Be Sorry Kristofferson 2:48
9 Lonely World West 3:00
10 Sweetheart of the Year Pitts/Givens 3:17
11 Little Green Apples Russell 3:55
12 Sweet Memories Newbury 3:13
13 Bridge Over Troubled Water Simon 4:06
14 You Wouldn't Know Love Gatlin 2:57
15 April's Fool Martin/Kirby 2:52
16 She Wears My Ring Bryant/Bryant 3:16
17 Yesterday McCartney/Lennon 2:20
18 Take Me as I Am (Or Let Me Go) Bryant 2:56
19 Heartaches by the Number Howard 2:36
20 Danny Boy Weatherly 4:59
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All-Time Greatest Hits

Audio Compact Disc [Sony]

Label: Sony Music Distribution

Style: Gospel

All-Time Greatest Hits

UPC: 079895450429

Release Date: 12/03/2001

Original Release Date: 12/03/2001

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [For the Good Times, Sunday Morning Comin' Down, When I Loved Her, Crazy Arms, By the Time I Get to Phoenix, I Won't Mention It Again, Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again), I'd Rather Be Sorry, Lonely World, Sweetheart of the Year, Little Green Apples, Sweet Memories, Bridge Over Troubled Water, You Wouldn't Know Love, April's Fool, She Wears My Ring, Yesterday, Take Me as I Am (Or Let Me Go), Heartaches by the Number, Danny Boy]
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Thom Jurek

According to Sony, they'd have you believe that these "all time greatest hits" are somehow all Ray Price original performances. They're not, particularly the older honky tonk material. In fact, all of this material comes from Price's most popular period -- that much is true -- as a country music crooner with a golden voice and a load of strings behind him and a studio band. That doesn't mean this material is in any way second-rate, most of it is awesome stuff. It's simply that the compilers felt that even later recordings such as "Bridge Over Troubled Water," and "Little Green Apples" are of the same stripe with Price's harder early material. It's not. That said, out of these 20 cuts, 12 of them are simply the stuff that made Price a legend. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi