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"Hot Country of the Nineties" (1993) Country Various Artists, Platinum Disc Corp.

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"Super Colossal Smash Hits of the 90's: The Best of the Mavericks" (11/22/1999) Country Mavericks (The), MercuryContains 8 tracks from previous releases and 4 new tracks. The Mavericks: Raul Malo, Robert Reynolds, Nick Kane, Paul Deakin. Additional personnel: Jaime Hanna (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Robbie Turner (pedal steel guitar); Dennis Solee (alto saxophone); Matt Glassmeyer (tenor saxophone); Jeff Coffins (baritone saxophone); Scotty Huff (trumpet, background vocals); Matt Nygren (trumpet); Barry Green, Richard Foust, Chris Dunn (trombone); The Havana Horns (horns); Eric Holt (piano); Dennis Burnside (Hammond B-3 organ); Glenn Caruba (percussion); The Nashville String Machine. Producers: Don Cook, Raul Malo, Richard Bennett, Steve Fishell. This best of collection of new country stars The Mavericks includes "Things I Cannot Change," "Dance The Night Away," and "There Goes My Heart." The German version of THE BEST OF THE MAVERICKS includes three bonus tracks. The Mavericks were one of the most acclaimed country bands of the '90s and, for a brief moment, were among the most popular. With their third album, What a Crying Shame, they were at the zenith of their creative powers and were rewarded with great reviews and sales. They maintained a high level of creativity with its two follow-ups, 1995's Music for All Occasions and 1998's Trampoline, but their audience shrank somewhat, turning into a cult following much like Lyle Lovett's -- they were popular, going gold with their new albums, but they didn't have crossover hits. That was a crying shame, because as the 1999 singles collection Super Colossal Smash Hits of the 90's: The Best of the Mavericks proves, they kept a high level of quality. That doesn't mean that Super Colossal is a perfect collection, however. Like most '90s hits compilations, it's baited with unreleased material. Usually, that means there's just one or two new cuts. This time, there are no less than four new tracks, which means there are only eight hits on the record. The new material -- including covers of "Here Comes My Baby" and "Think of Me (When You're Lonely)" -- isn't bad, and the Tex-Mex-flavored "Pizziricco" in particular is pretty good, but the fact that a quarter of the album is devoted to new material means that there's a lot of good stuff missing here. Still, it's a good roundup of the best of the best, and a nice reminder to casual fans that haven't paid attention since What a Crying Shame that the Mavericks have a lot more to offer. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine The Mavericks were one of the most acclaimed country bands of the '90s and, for a brief moment, they were among the most popular. With their third album, What a Crying Shame, they were at the zenith of their creative powers, and they were rewarded with great reviews and sales. They maintained a high level of creativity with its two follow-ups, 1995's Music for All Occasions and 1998's Trampoline, but their audience shrank somewhat, turning into a cult following much like Lyle Lovett's -- they were popular, going gold with their new albums, but they didn't have crossover hits. That was a crying shame, because as the 1999 singles collection Super Colossal Smash Hits of the 90's: The Best of the Mavericks proves, they kept a high level of quality. That doesn't mean that Super Colossal is a perfect collection, however. Like most '90s hits compilations, it's baited with unreleased material. Usually, that means there's just one or two new cuts. This time, there are no less than four new tracks, which means there are only eight hits on the record. The new material -- including covers of "Here Comes My Baby" and "Think of Me (When You're Lonely)" -- isn't bad, and the Tex-Mex-flavored "Pizziricco," in particular, is pretty good, but the fact that a quarter of the album is devoted to new material means that there's a lot of good stuff missing here. Still, it's a good roundup of the best of the best, and a nice reminder to casual fans who haven't paid attention since What a Crying Shame that the Mavericks have a lot more to offer. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Throughout the '90s, the Mavericks were one of the few bands to successfully fuse root

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"Hot Country Hits of the 90's, Vol. 4" (n/a) Country Various Artists, Platinum Disc Corp.

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"Slim Dusty: Live into the Nineties" (12/28/2004) Country Dusty, Slim, EMI Music Distribution

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"Nineties Country Hits" (n/a) Country Various Artists, Platinum Disc Corp.Nineties Country Hits collects ten popular country singles released on BMG in that decade. Most of this material leans toward the adult contemporary side of country, especially "Down Home" (Alabama), "Half Enough" (Lorrie Morgan), "I Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way" (Aaron Tippin), and "When She Cries" (Restless Heart). Tracks from Alan Jackson, Lari White, Shenandoah, Lonestar, Martina McBride, and Doug Supernaw round out this entertaining budget retrospective. ~ Al Campbell BMG Special Products' 90's Country Hits features ten country-pop hits from ten RCA-Nashville artists, including Alabama ("Down Home"), John Anderson ("I've Got It Made"), Lorrie Morgan ("Half Enough"), Doug Supernaw ("I Don't Call Him Daddy"), Lonestar ("Tequila Talkin'"), Aaron Tippin ("I Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way") and Lari White ("Now I Know"). Ultimately, the disc isn't much more than a sampler, but it's an enjoyable one that will be of interest to casual fans of country-pop radio. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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"Hot Country Hits of the 90's, Vol. 3" (1998) Country Various Artists, Platinum Disc Corp.

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"#1 Country Hits of the 90s [Madacy]" (04/25/2006) Country Various Artists, Madacy Distribution

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"Hot Country Hits of the 90's, Vol. 5" (n/a) Country Various Artists, Platinum Disc Corp.

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"Best Of 90's Country" (10/15/2004) Country Various Artists, BMG Special Products

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"Hot Country Hits of the 90's, Vol. 2" (1998) Country Various Artists, Platinum Disc Corp.

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"90's Country Hits" (11/18/1997) Country Various Artists, BMG Special ProductsNineties Country Hits collects ten popular country singles released on BMG in that decade. Most of this material leans toward the adult contemporary side of country, especially "Down Home" (Alabama), "Half Enough" (Lorrie Morgan), "I Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way" (Aaron Tippin), and "When She Cries" (Restless Heart). Tracks from Alan Jackson, Lari White, Shenandoah, Lonestar, Martina McBride, and Doug Supernaw round out this entertaining budget retrospective. ~ Al Campbell BMG Special Products' 90's Country Hits features ten country-pop hits from ten RCA-Nashville artists, including Alabama ("Down Home"), John Anderson ("I've Got It Made"), Lorrie Morgan ("Half Enough"), Doug Supernaw ("I Don't Call Him Daddy"), Lonestar ("Tequila Talkin'"), Aaron Tippin ("I Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way") and Lari White ("Now I Know"). Ultimately, the disc isn't much more than a sampler, but it's an enjoyable one that will be of interest to casual fans of country-pop radio. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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"History of Country Music: Country Classics from the 90's" (11/06/2000) Country Various Artists, Madacy Distribution

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"Hot Country for the 90's [Rebound]" (03/29/1996) Country Various Artists, Rebound RecordsRebound's Hot Country for the 90's contains 12 tracks (10 on cassette) that tore up the country charts during the '90s. It may only concentrate on Polygram subsidiaries, but the end result is really entertaining, since it contains such hits as Vince Gill's "Pocket Full of Gold," Toby Keith's "Should've Been a Cowboy," Kathy Mattea's "Lonesome Standard Time," Sammy Kershaw's "Cadillac Style," Shania Twain's "Dance with the One That Brought You," Mark Chesnutt's "Bubba Shot the Jukebox," Tracy Lawrence's "Runnin' Behind" and Billy Ray Cyrus' "Achy Breaky Heart." That alone makes it worth its budget price. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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"Totally 90's Country" (12/28/2004) Country Various Artists, EMI Music Distribution

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