Artist: George Strait
Album: 50 Number Ones
Genre: Country
Label: Universal-Island Records
Released: 2004
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Tracklist:
- CD 1:
- I Hate Everything (50 Number Ones Version)
- Fool Hearted Memory (Edit)
- A Fire I Can't Put Out
- You Look So Good In Love
- Right Or Wrong
- Let's Fall To Pieces Together (Edit)
- Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind
- The Chair
- Nobody In His Right Mind Would've Left Her
- It Ain't Cool To Be Crazy About You
- Ocean Front Property (Edit)
- All My Ex's Live In Texas
- Am I Blue
- Famous Last Words Of A Fool (Edit)
- Baby Blue
- If You Ain't Lovin' (You Ain't Livin')
- Baby's Gotten Good At Goodbye (Edit)
- What's Going On In Your World
- Ace In The Hole
- Love Without End, Amen
- I've Come To Expect It From You
- If I Know Me
- You Know Me Better Than That
- The Chill Of An Early Fall (Edit)
- So Much Like My Dad
- I Cross My Heart
CD 2: - Heartland (Pure Country_Soundtrack Version)
- Easy Come, Easy Go (Edit)
- I'd Like To Have That One Back
- The Man In Love With You
- The Big One
- You Can't Make A Heart Love Somebody (Edit)
- Lead On (Album Version)
- Check Yes Or No
- I Know She Still Loves Me
- Blue Clear Sky (Edit)
- Carried Away (Edit)
- I Can Still Make Cheyenne
- One Night At A Time (Edit)
- Carrying Your Love With Me (Edit)
- Today My World Slipped Away
- Round About Way
- I Just Want To Dance With You
- True (Edit)
- We Really Shouldn't Be Doing This
- Write This Down
- The Best Day
- Go On (Edit)
- Run (Edit)
- Living And Living Well
- She'll Leave You With A Smile (Edit)
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There have been plenty of George Strait compilations, and most of have been very good, but none have been as good as 2004's 50 Number Ones. While the 1995 box set Strait Out of the Box illustrated the range and depth of Strait's musical achievement, it may have been too lengthy for some listeners, and shorter compilations like the two-volume The Very Best of Strait left too many hits behind and by 2004, all those compilations were out-dated, since Strait continued to top the charts until the release of 50 Number Ones. This double-disc contains all the big hits that he's had since Strait Out of the Box, along with all of his classics from the '80s and early '90s. The title might bend the truth a little bit at least according to the Billboard charts, such latter-day singles as "True" and "Run" only peaked at number two, not number one but it doesn't matter, since this contains all of his major singles in one convenient package. And it's not noteworthy just because it's one-stop shopping, it's also noteworthy because it proves exactly how consistent George Strait's body of work has been over the last twenty-some years. From start to finish, there's not a slow spot here it's a thoroughly entertaining collection that belongs in the ranks of country's greatest-hits albums.