Country's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3: Ten Gallon Country is a midline-
priced collection that contains ten hits from the '80s, concentrating
on songs from new traditionalist country crooners. The quality of the
material is a little uneven (Exile and Dan Seals don't really fit
into this category), but it's a good bargain considering its budget
price, and containing such cuts as Ricky Van Shelton's "Living
Proof," Garth Brooks' "Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)," Alan
Jackson's "Here in the Real World," Rodney Crowell's "After All This
Time," Charlie Daniels' "Simple Man" and Vern Gosdin's "That Just
About Does It."
Credits of Country's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3: Ten Gallon Country
Ricky Van Shelton- Performer
Charlie Hayward- Composer
Mark Irwin- Composer
Charlie DanielsComposer, Performer
Joel "Taz" DiGregorio- Composer
Jack Gavin- Composer
Alan JacksonComposer- Performer
Garth Brooks- Performer
Rodney Crowell- Performer
Skip Ewing- Performer
Exile- Performer
Vern Gosdin- Performer
Dan Seals- Performer
Steve Wariner- Performer
Release Date : 1990
Genre : "Country"
Styles : "Contemporary Country":"Country-Pop":"Neo-Traditionalist Country":"New Traditionalist"
1 –Ricky Van Shelton Living Proof
2 –Garth Brooks Much Too Young
3 –Alan Jackson (2) Here In The Real World
4 –Rodney Crowell After All This Time
5 –Steve Wariner Where Did I Go Wrong
6 –Exile (7) Nobody's Talking
7 –Vern Gosdin That Just About Does It
8 –Charlie Daniels Simple Man
9 –Skip Ewing Burning A Hole In My Heart
10 –Dan Seals Big Wheels In The Moonlight
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