He's still got that Creedence Clearwater Revival rock'n'roll sixties roots songwriting in him here as a solo artist. Vocalist and guitar performer no doubt about it this is John Fogerty at his very best. Lots of wonderful songs and mostly the powerful lyrics in them he sings like "Hot Rod Heart", "Blueboy" & "Southern Streamline"!

It's okay for a complete collection but expect for one song selection to add Cat Stevens own "Wild World" which is not included on this CD. But i'd rather prefer his greatest hits compilation album instead for that particular tune that's on there for sure!

This collection has all of his very best in one great music compilation ever with most of Stevens popular hits from the seventies. The songs on here are really good classics like "Wild World", "Two Fine People", "Oh Very Young", "Peace Train" and "Moonshadow"!

One of the funniest movies "Analyze This" that I've ever seen. Robert De Niro plays a mafia boss with a lot of problems he's been suffering lately the only thing he needs is to get some help by a professional psychiatrist doctor played by Billy Crystal. Who decides take him as is patient for an offer he won't refuse. Some of the scene steelers in this comedy that De Niro and Crystal do are hilarious in most parts. Like the final outake bloopers included after the movies ending is so funny with it's moments by watching them screw-up their line and making a fool of themselves on camera!

Oops I almost forgot the song by Tom Jones called "Thunderball" is on here. What I meant to say was about his tunes were "Kiss" & "Puppet Man" that's all!

(...)Why did'nt they added some more tracks for a even bettercompilation special. Because he had did some great work missing herelike "Chills And Fever" "Thunderball" (from the James Bond 007 movie) & "I'm Not Responsible". Once you've buy this CD you'll understand that they've should have pulled out some more songs from one of the greatest singers, legends in the world. So stick to getting 'The Best of Tom Jones' album it's a really good CD.(...) END

An excellent re-issued greatest hits album with the extra bonus tracks. CD contains every psychedelic sixties biggest hits and not so big songs by this british folk singer & songwriter from scotland. "Mellow Yellow", "Jennifer Juniper" and "Sunshine Superman" were a few favorites back then. So now experience Donovan Leitch's music ballads like a hippie MAN!

All of his best sixties and seventies memorable hits classics are here like "What's New Pussycat?", "It's Not Unusual", "Deliah", "Thunderball" & "Kiss". It was originally released on Decca Records label in 1997associated with a company called Deram after 1998. By polygram's recent album compilation 'The Complete Tom Jones' now added with 22 tracks re-issued instead of twenty songs. Now i'm suprised it's digtally remastered. You'll won't be disapointed because this is the definitive ultimate CD your sure to enjoy for any casual listener!

This has all of their best like songs from "I'm Your Boogie Man", "Get Down Tonight" and "Shake Your Booty". It's the perfect album to remember the seventies era on how we re-lived it. Because all to K.C. & The Sunshine Band who defined it's american revolutionary disco trend faze itself!

Get a life these teen idol actors who became television & movie performers to their credits did'nt have a chance for any musical background talent back in the seventies. To overcome for who they were like John Travolta, Shaun or David Cassidy. Just don't bother with their music they all sound terrible as rock stars. Bad career opition choice guys should've sticked to acting instead of a singing profession!