Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. Ain't Going Down ('Til the Sun Comes up)
2. Friends in Low Places
3. Shameless
4. Two of a Kind, Workin' on a Full House
5. Beaches of Cheyenne, The
6. If Tomorrow Never Comes
7. Papa Loved Mama
8. More Than a Memory
9. Good Ride Cowboy
10. In Another's Eyes - (with Trisha Yearwood)
11. Fever, The
12. Midnight Sun
13. Learning to Live Again
14. Longneck Bottle - (with Steve Warner)
15. To Make You Feel My Love
16. We Shall Be Free
17. Dance, The

DISC 2:
1. Callin' Baton Rouge
2. Two Pina Coladas
3. Thunder Rolls, The
4. That Summer
5. River, The
6. Beer Run - (with George Jones)
7. Unanswered Prayers
8. Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)
9. Workin' For a Livin' - (with Huey Lewis)
10. What She's Doing Now
11. When You Come Back to Me Again
12. Standing Outside the Fire
13. American Honky-Tonk Bar Association
14. Change, The
15. Rodeo
16. Wrapped up in You
17. Leave a Light On
18. Bonus Track 1
19. Bonus Track 2

Details
Playing Time:	124 min.
Producer:	Allen Reynolds
Distributor:	(Independently by Label)
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Personnel: Garth Brooks (acoustic guitar); Gordon Kennedy (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Johnny Christopher, Mark Casstevens, Pat Alger, Pat Flynn, Shawn Camp, Steve Wariner, Wayne Kirkpatrick (acoustic guitar); Chris Leuzinger (electric guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Jerry Douglas (dobro); Bela Fleck (banjo); Sam Bush (mandolin, fiddle); Rob Hjacos, Jimmy Mattingly (fiddle); The Nashville String Machine (strings); Huey Lewis, Terry McMillan (harmonica); Joey Miskulin (accordion); Blair Masters, Bobby Wood (keyboards); Edgar Meyer (acoustic bass); Jimmie Lee Sloas, Mike Chapman (bass guitar); Ferrell Morris, Kenny Malone, Sam Bacco, Milton Sledge (drums, percussion).
For a period in the early 1990s, Garth Brooks was not only the biggest star in country music, he was one of the biggest stars in music, period. An unassuming Oklahoman who fused the blue-collar ethic of new traditionalist country with an unapologetic pop side that drew on his love of 1970s rockers like Kiss and Billy Joel, Garth Brooks fundamentally changed the sound of mainstream country music in much the same way that Hank Williams had in the 1940s and Patsy Cline had in the 1950s. THE ULTIMATE HITS, a three-disc collection that is the first comprehensive career overview for Brooks, contains all of his most beloved songs in remastered sound, plus four brand-new songs and a bonus DVD containing all of Brooks's music videos.