Glen Campbell Album: “Glen Campbell Collection (1962-1989): Gentle on My Mind”

40 great songs, including his big hits:Rhinestone Cowboy, Gentle on my Mind etc. And great not so big hits:Burning Bridges, Manhattan Kansas etc.3 great "movie songs":True Grit, Every thing A Man could ever need, and Any wich way you can.And great "Bonus tracks"including Glen playing The William Tell Overture on his Guitar(that's neat!).If you like Glen Cambell You'll like this collection;If you love Him you'll love these cd's.I've listened to these cd's so many times I've got most of the songs memorized,It's well worth the price.

Although I generally don't like country music, I'm very impressed by this collection of great songs with widespread appeal. There are the '60s Jimmy Webb classics with strings like "By the Time I Get To Phoenix" and "Wichita Lineman," the later hits from the '80s country revival era like "Rhinestone Cowboy" and "Country Boy," and some great newer ones I somehow missed altogether. There is some very nice banjo playing and exciting chords in "Bloodline" and "Faithless Love," and a very tasty guitar solo in "She's Gone, Gone, Gone." The album also had all the obscure 1970 songs I wanted, like "Honey Come Back" and "All I Have To Do Is Dream."

Glen Campbell has always been one of my favorite artists. This CD has all of the songs of this great entertainer such as "Gentle on My Mind", "Wichita Lineman", "Galveston", "Rhinstone Cowboy", and "Southern Nights." If you are a fan of Glen Campbell this is a must for your collection. It is highly recommended!

First, to anyone who wants a CD that is a good "overview" of Glen's career: this is it. It has all the songs that made him famous and a few "gems" that never made the radio. Most important is the sound quality. It sounds as if they used the orignal records and cleaned them up. NO, they didn't remix the songs, just improved the sound quality. Many of these songs were recorded back in the 60's; however, they sound like they were recorded yesterday. No tape hiss, no overuse of reverb, just clear, clean music. Enjoy!!

i'm trying to find an old christmas tune by glen called "little toy train"...i had it on an album when i was a kid; it's such a beautiful song...anyone know anything about it? thanx!