Triple vinyl LP pressing. Highly anticipated sophomore album. The vast 30-track project was written largely by Wallen throughout the last three years, while he was becoming "the fastest rising young star in country" (Variety). Further establishing his signature sound, it includes a strong arsenal of writers and features "More Than My Hometown", a countrified version of 3X Platinum Diplo collab, "Heartless" and more. Album Tracks 1. Sand in My Boots 2. Wasted on You 3. Somebody's Problem 4. More Surprised Than Me 5. 865 6. Warning 7. Neon Eyes 8. Outlaw 9. Whiskey'd My Way 10. Wonderin' Bout the Wind 11. Your Bartender 12. Only Thing That's Gone 13. Cover Me Up 14. 7 Summers 15. More Than My Hometown 16. Still Goin Down 17. Rednecks, Red Letters, Red Dirt 18. Dangerous 19. Beer Don't 20. Blame It on Me 21. Somethin' Country 22. This Bar 23. Country A$$ S**t 24. Whatcha Think of Country Now 25. Me on Whiskey 26. Need a Boat 27. Silverado for Sale 28. Heartless 29. Livin' the Dream 30. Quittin' Time

James Taylor's first Greatest Hits album, released in 1976 and consisting of his well-known early '70s recordings on Warner Bros. And re-recordings of some of the songs from his 1968 Apple Records debut, is in the rarefied sales category of double-digit millions. The second part of Taylor's recording career has been different from his first, especially when it comes to hits. All of Taylor's Columbia albums have been good sellers, hitting gold or platinum sales. But he has scored only four Top 40 hits on the pop charts "Handy Man" his only Top Ten single on Columbia, "Your Smiling Face," "Up on the Roof," and "Her Town Too." It's a different story on the adult contemporary charts, where he has been a mainstay. But Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 is not so much a collection of Taylor's chart entries as it is a best-of. There are several tracks, among them "Secret O' Life," "Only a Dream in Rio," and "Song for You Far Away," that were never hits but have become audience favorites, frequently played in Taylor's concerts. And there are chart singles, notably "Only One," which got into the adult contemporary Top Ten, and "Hard Times" and "Honey Don't Leave L.A.," which made the pop charts, that have been omitted. That said, this is a well-balanced compilation that should please most of the singer/songwriter's fans and that serves as a good selection of his work, circa 1977-1997. Album Tracks 1. Secret O' Life 2. Handy Man 3. Your Smiling Face 4. Up on the Roof 5. Her Town Too 6. That's Why I'm Here 7. Only a Dream in Rio 8. Everyday 9. Song for You Far Away 10. Never Die Young 11. (I've Got to) Stop Thinkin Bout That 12. Copperline 13. Shed a Little Light 14. Another Day 15. Little More Time with You 16. Enough to Be on Your Way

Album Tracks 1. I'm the Problem 2. I Got Better 3. Superman 4. What I Want 5. Just in Case 6. Interlude 7. Falling Apart 8. Skoal, Chevy, and Browning 9. Eyes Are Closed 10. Kick Myself 11. 20 Cigarettes 12. TN 13. Missing 1. Where'd That Girl Go 2. Genesis 3. Revelation 4. Number 3 and Number 7 5. Kiss Her in Front of You 6. If You Were Mine 7. Don't We 8. Come Back As a Redneck 9. Love Somebody 10. Dark Til Daylight 11. Dealer 12. Leavin's the Least I Could Do 1. Jack and Jill 2. I Ain't Comin' Back 3. Nothin' Left 4. Drinking Til It Does 5. Smile 6. Working Man's Song 7. Whiskey in Reverse 8. Crazy Eyes 9. La Night 10. Miami 11. Lies Lies Lies 12. I'm a Little Crazy