Track Listing
1. Like The Rain - ('96)
2. Summer's Comin'
3. Good Run Of Bad Luck, A
4. State Of Mind
5. Bad Goodbye, A - (with Wynonna)
6. Better Man, A
7. Killin' Time
8. We Tell Ourselves
9. Half Way Up - ('96)
10. Burn One Down
11. Cadillac Jack Favor - ('96)
12. Put Yourself In My Shoes
13. Wherever You Go
14. Life Gets Away
15. No Time To Kill
16. Desperado - (live, previously unreleased)

Details
Playing Time:	57 min.
Contributing Artists:	Buell Neidlinger, Jerry Douglas, Kenny Loggins, Mark O'Connor, Stuart Duncan, Timothy B. Schmidt, Wendy Waldman, Wynonna
Distributor:	BMG
Recording Type:	Mixed
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
THE GREATEST HITS includes four previously-unreleased tracks: "Like The Rain," "Half Way Up," "Cadillac Jack Favor" and a live version of The Eagles' "Desperado."
Personnel includes: Clint Black (vocals, acoustic, electric & 12-string electric guitars, harmonica, bass harmonica); Wynonna (vocals); Hayden Nicholas, Larry Byrom, Don Potter, Biff Watson, Martin Young, Reggie Young, Brent Rowan, Dann Huff (guitar); Jerry Douglas, Paul Franklin, Sonny Garrish, Jeff Peterson (steel guitar); Stuart Duncan, Rob Hajacos, Audrey Haynie, Mark O'Connor, John Permenter, Jeff Huskins (fiddle); Buell Neidlinger, Leland Sklar (bass); Lisa Hartman Black, Kenny Loggins, John Wesley Ryles, Liana Manis, Donna Rhodes, Timothy B. Schmidt, Harry Stinson, Wendy Waldman, Curtis Young (background vocals).
Producers include: James Stroud, Clint Black.
Compilation producers: James Stroud, Clint Black, Mark Wright.
Engineers include: Lynn Peterzell, Kevin Beamish.
Includes liner notes by Robert K. Oermann.
"Like The Rain" was nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Male Country Vocal Performance.
Clint Black is at the vanguard of modern country music, having been among the first to successfully blend the honky-tonk feel of Hank Williams and Lefty Frizzell with the sound of current pop and rock. The one tune on this collection of his 1989-1996 work that he didn't write isn't a Williams or Frizzell tune or anything like that; it's a cover of the Eagles' "Desperado." There are three other previously-unreleased Black tracks here to go with a dozen hits that cover the highlights of his so-far very consistent, very modern career.
All of Black's milestones are here, from the moody, atmospheric "Like The Rain" to the bluesy groove of "Half Way Up." Not just a pretty face with a cowboy hat, Black shows off the breadth of his compositional prowess, and a great workingman's voice.
Along with Garth Brooks, Clint Black was part of the first wave of "hat acts"--cowboy-hatted hunks singing coun