David Allan Coe, 16 Biggest Hits - 53m 57s

Tracks & Durations

1. You Never Even Called Me By My Name	5:15
2. Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone)	2:51
3. Longhaired Redneck	3:22
4. Willie, Waylon, And Me	3:13
5. Lately I've Been Thinking Too Much Lately	3:22
6. If This Is Just A Game	3:30
7. Now I Lay Me Down To Cheat	3:23
8. Cheap Thrills	2:43
9. Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile	3:40
10. She Used To Love Me A Lot	3:04
11. I'm Gonna Hurt Her On The Radio	2:41
12. Need A Little Time Off For Bad Behavior	3:01
13. Tanya Montana	3:41
14. Son Of The South	3:54
15. Tennessee Whiskey	3:00
16. The Ride	3:06

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Review

Despite the claim of the title, David Allan Coe only put three songs in country's top 10, but he remains a cult figure. On self-referential mid-1970s classics like "Longhaired Redneck" and "Willie, Waylon and Me," Coe was able to simultaneously define, celebrate, and mock the so-called Outlaw country movement. In the '80s he began to rely more and more on other people's material, which made for some erratic times, though he still produced a few gems along the way, especially "The Ride," a song about meeting the ghost of Hank Williams. Longtime fans will have no use for this collection whatsoever, but for newcomers, the set will serve as a fairly accurate representation of Coe's career. Coe is not an essential figure in the genre's development, but certainly one worth getting to know at some point, if only for the handful of truly memorable cuts. --Marc Greilsamer

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