Best Of Kris Kristofferson

Kris Kristofferson

CD | Country | 04 Feb 2010

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Best Of Kris Kristofferson

Kris Kristofferson

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This Sony U.K. single-disc comp captures the best of Kris Kristofferson's recordings for the Columbia label better than its American or Canadian counterparts. While it goes into far more detail than the single-disc collection that has long been the standard on CD in the United States, it doesn't get bogged down in the filler that exists on the Essential Kris Kristofferson double-disc set either, happy to walk a far more potent and widely brushed line between them. Virtually none of the handful of huge hits is missing, and many of the lesser ones, such as "The Pilgrim: Chapter 33," the lovely duet with then-wife Rita Coolidge on "Please Don't Tell Me How the Story Ends," and another with Dolly Parton on "Put It Off Until Tomorrow," are included. This set also walks a midline price point between the single and double-disc American versions, and virtually every one of its 23 tracks scores big.

DETAILS

Title: Best Of Kris Kristofferson

Format: CD

Release Date: 04 Feb 2010

Artist: Kris Kristofferson

Sku: 2139785

Catalogue No: 88697473102

Category: Country

Disc Count: 1

Transfer Format: Compact Disc

Video Format: Country

Primary Audio: 88697473102

Language: 0886974731023

Subtitles: Sony Music

TRACKS

DISC 1

Help Me Make It Through The Night

For The Good Times

Loving Her Was Easier

Me And Bobby Mcgee

Nobody Wins

Why Me

Sunday Morning Comin' Down

Jody And The Kid

Please Don't Tell Me How The Story Ends (with Rita Coolidge)

The Taker

Stranger

Help Me

Put It Off Until Tomorrow

Breakdown (a Long Way From Home)

Hello In There

The Pilgrim: Chapter 33

From The Bottle To The Bottom

Somebody Nobody Knows

I'd Rather Be Sorry

Once More With Feeling

We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds

Come Sundown

Kiss The World Goodbye