20 Greatest Hits [Audio CD] Don Williams; Marshall Barer; Bob Dylan; John Prine; Roger Cook; Bob McDill and Garth Fundis - Very Good

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Amazon.ca With the gentle lope of his rhythms and the plainspoken phrasing of his material, Don Williams sings country music of unmatched simplicity and purity. His love songs are as straightforward as their titles--"I Wouldn't Want to Live If You Didn't Love Me," "You're My Best Friend," "I Believe in You"--delivered in a warm baritone that makes his singing seem as natural as breathing. "Tulsa Time," a country chart-topper, might be more familiar to rock fans through the cover by Eric Clapton, one of Williams's devoted fans. Though some of the early-'70s selections suffer from overproduction, and so many of the hits sound so much the same, the collection attests to Williams's enduring appeal. (Major omission: his "If I Needed You" duet with Emmylou Harris.) --Don McLeese Product Description There are too many hits to mention when it comes to Don Williams. His simple, straightforward and stripped-back approach to country music imbues his songs with a timeless quality that feels just as contemporary now as it did when these tracks released. Narrowed down to a top 20, this is the perfect primer for Williams's art, or an easy summary for the devoted fan.

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