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RE-PRESS: CD ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN 2018
- 40 tracks from four complete albums from one of country music biggest stars Earl Thomas Conley.
- Containing 14 hit singles including 11 #1s and two #2s.
- The best in country music from the 1980s.
‘Somewhere Between Right And Wrong’ was released in 1982 and spent 60 weeks on the Billboard country chart. It includes the hits ‘Somewhere Between Right And Wrong’, ‘Heavenly Bodies’ and ‘I Have Loved You Girl (But Not Like This Before)’.
‘Don’t Make It Easy For Me’ was released in 1983 and spent a staggering 97 weeks on the charts. It contains 4 #1 hits ‘Don’t Make It Easy For Me’, ‘Your Love’s On The Line’, ‘Holding Her and Loving You’ and ‘Angel In Disguise’.
‘Treadin’ Water’ from 1984 remained in the charts for 46 weeks. It includes 3 #1 hits ‘Chance Of Loving You’, ‘Honor Bound’ and ‘Love Don’t Care (Whose Heart It Breaks)’.
The title track of the fourth album in this collection ‘Too Many Times’ is a duet with Anita Pointer (of the Grammy winning Pointer Sisters). It reached #2 in the singles chart. The album was released in 1986 spending 49 weeks on the chart. It also included 3 #1 hits ‘I Can’t Win For Losing You’, ‘Right From The Start’ and ‘That Was A Close One’.
His eighteen Billboard No. 1 country singles during the 1980s marked the largest number of #1 hits by any artist in any genre during that decade.
Throughout his career, Conley’s music was frequently referred to as “thinking man’s country”, a title earned because of an ability to look into the heart and soul of his characters in each song with many of them carrying fragments of his own life in the lyrics.