Gene Pitney - 18 All-Time Greatest Hits (2005)

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Gene Pitney - 18 All-Time Greatest Hits (2005)

With his clear and highly emotionally charged singing style, Gene Pitney struck his commercial peak in the early '60s (just before the Beatles hit) with top-notch records like 1961's "Town Without Pity" and a pair of 1962 delights, "(The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance" (pop-country crossover before there was such a thing) and "Only Love Can Break a Heart," from the Burt Bacharach/Hal David songwriting team. This set includes all of his essential hits, including the above trio of songs and the gorgeous "It Hurts to Be in Love" plus another Bacharach/David gem, "Twenty Four Hours from Tulsa." Unfortunately for Pitney, the British Invasion, Motown, and the rise of rock (as opposed to rock & roll) combined to limit any significant future chart activity for the singer. All you really need is here, along with some stuff you probably don't need.

Tracklist:
01. Only Love Can Break A Heart
02. (The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance
03. It Hurts To Be In Love
04. Half Heaven - Half Heartache
05. Town Without Pity
06. Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa
07. Something's Gotten A Hold Of My Heart
08. Backstage
09. I'm Gonna Be Strong
10. Maria Elena
11. Mecca
12. She's A Heartbreaker
13. Last Chance To Turn Around
14. Shady Lady
15. Looking Through The Eyes Of Love
16. True Love Never Runs Smooth
17. I Must Be Seeing Things
18. Unchained Melody

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