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#1's: The Wb Years ReviewConway spent many years recording for MCA but spent a few year recording for Warner in the eighties. This collection contains his number one country hits from that period.
Two of these songs are covers - The rose (Bette Midler) and Slow hand (Pointer sisters). He also had big country hits during this time with covers of Three times a lady (Commodores) and Heartache tonight (Eagles) but they didn't make number one so are excluded. More surprising is the omission of Ain't she something else, his first country number one hit for Warner. Perhaps one day a complete collection of his Warner hits will be made available including those three tracks.
The eight original songs here are wonderful although none are likely to be remembered as Conway classics in the way that (for example) we remember Hello Darlin' and It's only make believe. I particularly like Don't call him a cowboy (about a man who dresses up as a cowboy), I don't know a thing about love (in which he talks to the man in the moon), Lost in the feeling (a lovely romantic song ending in a steel guitar solo) and The clown (a very sad song).
Ultimately, though, my favorite track here is his cover of The rose - it was never meant to be a country song, but a great song can be adapted to any style while retaining its essence, as Conway proves.#1's: The Wb Years Overview

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