The Best of Joe Walsh

Track Listings
1. Turn to Stone    
2. Mother Says    
3. Help Me Thru the Night    
4. Rocky Mountain Way    
5. Meadows    
6. County Fair    
7. Funk #49    
8. Time Out    
9. Walk Away    

Editorial Reviews
Album Details
Mixed by Alex K and Ajax (Hard Kandy). --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

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20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Joe Walsh
Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
  • 20th century masters Joe Walsh
  • Good collection though not complete
  • the pay you less, the get you more
  • Nothing New here!
  • MCA's Millennium Madness Continues
 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Joe Walsh
Joe Walsh
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ASIN: B00004RCVA
Release Date: 2000-03-07

Tracks:

  1. Walk Away - The James Gang
  2. Funk #49 - The James Gang
  3. Midnight Man - The James Gang
  4. Mother Says
  5. Turn To Stone
  6. Here We Go
  7. Meadows
  8. County Fair
  9. Help Me Thru The Night
  10. Rocky Mountain Way

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars 20th century masters Joe Walsh.......2006-07-11

This CD captures all of the hits that has made him a legend. The cd covers tracks from his time with the James Gang all the way through his solo career. Songs like Turn to Stone and Rocky mountain way is a must have in any collection. Highly recommended!!!

4 out of 5 stars Good collection though not complete.......2005-09-09

Very nice career retrospective of Rock n' Roll artist Joe Walsh.
All the usual suspects are here, including many of his hits with the James Gang. This is a great buy for anyone just getting into Joe Walsh or the casual listener. My only gripe with this collection and for that matter ANY collection that currently exists for Joe, and there are many is that "I Can Play That Rock & Roll" from the "You Bought it, You Name It" album is not on any of them.

It was a modest hit when it came out in the 80's and I'm hard pressed to figure out why with all the numerous Joe Walsh greatest hits cds, that this particular song and hit is not on any of them. Strange ain't it. Oh well, this is the music buisness I suppose. Peace everyone.

4 out of 5 stars the pay you less, the get you more.......2004-01-06

I just love getting a CD with great music that costs less than the postage to send it! While I would like to own 'Life of Illusion' in addition to some of the thoroughly wonderful tracks laid down here, a copy of Walsh's other compilation, 'Little Did He Know', would have cost me three times as much, and frankly I'm not that absorbed in a lot of Joe's lesser accomplishments to justify the expense.

That being said, I've always been a sucker for Walsh's guitar playing. There is nothing in Walsh's vocal delivery to set him apart, except to say that it seems well suited to the mood and lyrical content of his music (indeed, it is difficult to imagine other artists covering much of his music, for whatever reason, though Stephen Stills pounded out a convincing 'Rocky Mountain Way' on a live release). He has, however, composed and recorded some of the finest guitar riffs imaginable, easily on a par with anything done by Eric Clapton, The Beatles, even, dare I say it... Jimi Hendrix. Though few in number, those recordings possess massive appeal and staying power.

Walsh's best work was produced in the very late 1960's and early 1970's, heading up the James Gang and Barnstorm, and this era serves as the focus for this 10 track mini resource library. The disc opens with THE 3 essential (tha-tha-tha-tha- that's all folks) James Gang recordings, 'Walk Away', 'Funk #49', and 'Midnight Man'. While 'Midnight Man' is the closest the Gang ever got to a serenade, and a fine serenade at that, 'Walk Away' and 'Funk #49" are studies in hard rock artistry. The songs are reminiscent of the sonic explosion exemplified in two compositons by Walsh's contemporaries Ray Davies and The Kinks, 'All Day and All of the Night' and 'You Really Got Me'. It's not possible to listen to any of these songs without cranking up the volume and allowing your brain and body to liberate themselves from death to life. They possess the power to move ya'.

There are some lesser contributions from Barnstorm included on this disc, in particular 'Mother Says' and 'Here We Go'. It's not that these songs are weak, but they pale in comparison to the remaining selections. 'Turn To Stone', the anthem 'Meadows', 'Rocky Mountain Way', and to a lesser extent 'County Fair', are some of the finest pieces of rock music anyone ever committed to disc. What sets them apart, again, is Walsh's occasional genius with a guitar. The lyrics are compelling, the music is sublime, and it all comes together in a stellar mix that testifies rock and roll will never die. Some artists just say it, others like Joe Walsh play it.

There is one remaining track, the familiar 'Help Me Through the Night', which is a sweet diversion, helping you catch your breath between 'County Fair' and the closer/clincher 'Rocky Mountain Way'. The song served as a segue for Walsh as he reinvented himself in the mid-1970's as the beak and talons of the Eagles. Walsh used several Eagles, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Randy Meisner for background vocals on the number, and soon after took Meisner's perch with the band. To me it represents Walsh's evolution from primordial to prima donna. I prefer primordial, and 'Millenium' is certainly that.

3 out of 5 stars Nothing New here!.......2000-12-21

This is really just a slightly beefed up re-issue of the 1978 "Best of Joe Walsh". As such it does a very good job of summarizing Walsh's early carrier. It's marketed as a budget priced CD and I guess you do save... off the definitive 1997 release of "Greatest Hits: Little Did He Know". Unfortunately, what you give up is a lot! Classics like "All Night Long", "Life of Illusion", "Average Ordinary Guy" and the unforgivable exclusion "Life's been good".

If this is going to be the only Joe Walsh CD you own, my advice is simple: Spend the extra... and get "Greatest Hits: Little Did He Know". You get 15 songs vs. 10 and you can take comfort in the fact that you will have the only Joe Walsh CD most people ever need to own.

2 out of 5 stars MCA's Millennium Madness Continues.......2000-06-01

Okay, here's the scenario: The board of directors at MCA are huddled in some smoke-filled room. The question is how can we use the company's existing music catalog and make some money off the new millennium. One executive suggests taking the artists' existing greatest hits releases and add extra songs to included album tracks, minor chart hits, and singles since the album's original release so the new CD will have 75 minutes of music. Another executive says why not take the existing greatest hits releases and remove four or five songs and call it the Millennium Collection? (Guess which executive got the promotion.)

This nearly fifty-minute snapshot of Joe Walsh's career beginning with his days with The James Gang is more generous than most. And while it's hard to argue with the addition of "Here We Go" from 1972's Barnstorm and "County Fair" from 1974's So What, this release is no match for 1997's Greatest Hits, which not only inlcudes Walsh's two hits of the Eighties ("All Night Long" and "A Life Of Illusion"), it includes his signature song "Life's Been Good." And at fifteen tracks, the choice becomes a no-brainer.
The best of Joe Walsh
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    		The best of Joe Walsh
    Joe Walsh
    Manufacturer: Geffen Records
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    ASIN: B000OLHFZ8
    Release Date: 2007-05-01

    Tracks:

    1. Walk Away - The James Gang
    2. Funk #49 - The James Gang
    3. Midnight Man - The James Gang
    4. Mother Says
    5. Turn To Stone
    6. Here We Go
    7. Meadows
    8. County Fair
    9. Help Me Thru the Night
    10. Rocky Mountain Way

    Album Description

    The 20th Century Masters series is the best-selling single-artist line in music history and is being re-released by Universal Music Enterprises (UMe) in its ground-breaking, environmentally-friendly packaging format. A first for the music industry, the standard package (both sleeve and tray) will be completely paper-recyclable, continuing the company's long-standing commitment to being "green."

    To further reduce the amount of paper in the Eco-Pack, the CD booklet will no longer be offered. Official liner notes are easily accessible on the Internet at http://www.ilovethatsong.com/green.

    UMe is the first North American music company to replace the traditional jewel case with recycled paperboard sleeves and the plastic tray with trays made from PaperFoam®, a new packaging technology from Shorewood Packaging, a business of International Paper, that is paper-recyclable and biodegradable. Shorewood Packaging is the first North American packaging supplier to produce disc trays from PaperFoam®.
    The Best of Joe Walsh and The James Gang (1969-1974)
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
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    		 The Best of Joe Walsh and The James Gang (1969-1974)
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    ASIN: B000024SYH
    Release Date: 2002-01-25

    Album Details

    Mixed by Alex K and Ajax (Hard Kandy).

    Customer Reviews:

    3 out of 5 stars One More Track.......2007-04-28

    Just tack on "Life's Been Good" (if you like that sort of thing).
    That'll bring it to ten tracks and more reasonable (ie CD) length.
    That song and album were released almost concurrently with this.

    4 out of 5 stars Re-Issue of the Classic Vinyl.......2005-09-12

    Obviously most of the other reviewers are so young that they do not realize that this short, nine-song compact disc is simply a re-issue of Joe Walsh's Greatest Hits that was originally released on VINYL! That's one of those 12" black plastic looking things that maybe your parents have some of. I still have my copy. That's how I recognised the cover. This was released in 1978, and yes it does concentrate on Joe's early '70's period. So quit complaining about how short it is, a long play (LP) record can only fit about 50 minutes of music on it. Just take it for it is. If you're like me, and wanted a wider selection of Joe's work, get the Compact-disc-only version of his Anthology.

    5 out of 5 stars Track listing.......2005-06-18

    1. Funk No. 48
    2. Collage
    3. Take a Look Around
    4. The Bomber
    5. Funk No. 49
    6. Tend My Garden
    7. Ashes, the Rain and I
    8. Walk Away
    9. Midnight Man
    10. Yadig?
    11. Mother Says
    12. Comin' Down
    13. Here We Go
    14. Rocky Mountain Way
    15. Bookends
    16. Meadows
    17. Turn to Stone
    18. Time Out
    Total running time - 77:26

    5 out of 5 stars Great Joe Walsh.......2003-04-21

    THE BEST OF JOE WALSH is just that. It features his best 70s cuts, with none of the clutter that affected his later work. "Turn To Stone" features lyrics that seem cautionary and a portent of trouble on the way, and "Rocky Mountain Way" is a sports anthem that still inspires me to set new records for myself in swimming and other exercise. It's missing some good songs like "Tend My Garden", but THE BEST OF JOE WALSH is still a great collection of early Joe Walsh.

    4 out of 5 stars A bargain. With drawbacks.......2003-03-08

    This collection is much cheaper than the MCA's "Little Did He Know - Joe Walsh's Greatest Hits", yet it has three songs more, and the sound, at least to my unprofessional ears, is just as good.

    But there are drawbacks: This album only includes 60s and early 70s tracks, so classics like "Life's Been Good", "Ordinary Average Guy" and "All Night Long" are missing (although we do get "Ashes, The Rain And I", "Mother Says" and "Bookends", which aren't on the MCA collection).

    A hard choice. But you could always get "Little Did He Know", and the James Gang's "Greatest Hits" on the side...
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    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000002NZ6
    Release Date: 1990-10-25

    Tracks:

    1. Turn to Stone
    2. Mother Says
    3. Help Me Thru the Night
    4. Rocky Mountain Way
    5. Meadows
    6. County Fair
    7. Funk #49
    8. Time Out
    9. Walk Away

    Album Details

    Mixed by Alex K and Ajax (Hard Kandy).

    Customer Reviews:

    3 out of 5 stars One More Track.......2007-04-28

    Just tack on "Life's Been Good" (if you like that sort of thing).
    That'll bring it to ten tracks and more reasonable (ie CD) length.
    That song and album were released almost concurrently with this.

    4 out of 5 stars Re-Issue of the Classic Vinyl.......2005-09-12

    Obviously most of the other reviewers are so young that they do not realize that this short, nine-song compact disc is simply a re-issue of Joe Walsh's Greatest Hits that was originally released on VINYL! That's one of those 12" black plastic looking things that maybe your parents have some of. I still have my copy. That's how I recognised the cover. This was released in 1978, and yes it does concentrate on Joe's early '70's period. So quit complaining about how short it is, a long play (LP) record can only fit about 50 minutes of music on it. Just take it for it is. If you're like me, and wanted a wider selection of Joe's work, get the Compact-disc-only version of his Anthology.

    5 out of 5 stars Track listing.......2005-06-18

    1. Funk No. 48
    2. Collage
    3. Take a Look Around
    4. The Bomber
    5. Funk No. 49
    6. Tend My Garden
    7. Ashes, the Rain and I
    8. Walk Away
    9. Midnight Man
    10. Yadig?
    11. Mother Says
    12. Comin' Down
    13. Here We Go
    14. Rocky Mountain Way
    15. Bookends
    16. Meadows
    17. Turn to Stone
    18. Time Out
    Total running time - 77:26

    5 out of 5 stars Great Joe Walsh.......2003-04-21

    THE BEST OF JOE WALSH is just that. It features his best 70s cuts, with none of the clutter that affected his later work. "Turn To Stone" features lyrics that seem cautionary and a portent of trouble on the way, and "Rocky Mountain Way" is a sports anthem that still inspires me to set new records for myself in swimming and other exercise. It's missing some good songs like "Tend My Garden", but THE BEST OF JOE WALSH is still a great collection of early Joe Walsh.

    4 out of 5 stars A bargain. With drawbacks.......2003-03-08

    This collection is much cheaper than the MCA's "Little Did He Know - Joe Walsh's Greatest Hits", yet it has three songs more, and the sound, at least to my unprofessional ears, is just as good.

    But there are drawbacks: This album only includes 60s and early 70s tracks, so classics like "Life's Been Good", "Ordinary Average Guy" and "All Night Long" are missing (although we do get "Ashes, The Rain And I", "Mother Says" and "Bookends", which aren't on the MCA collection).

    A hard choice. But you could always get "Little Did He Know", and the James Gang's "Greatest Hits" on the side...
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      Manufacturer: Time Life Music
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD
      ASIN: B000S2Y40W

      Product Description

      Very rare first "Guitar Rock" release from Time-Life Music in 1990 titled "Guitar Rock". 2 CD set with 38 songs. Track list: CD ONE: Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix Experience/Feel Like Makin' Love - Bad Company/Bang a Gong (Get It On) - T.Rex/You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman-Turner Overdrive/All The Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople/You Really Got Me - Kinks/The Bitch Is Back - Elton John/China Grove - Doobie Brothers/We're An American Band - Grand Funk Railroad/I Shot The Sheriff - Eric Clapton/Hot Blooded - Foreigner/Rock & Roll, Hoochie Koo - Rick Derringer/Maggie May - Rod Stewart/Mississippi Queen - Mountain/Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd/I Fought The Law - Bobby Fuller Four/Ramblin' Man - Allman Brothers Band/Show Me The Way - Peter Frampton/Layla - Derek & Dominoes CD TWO: I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock & Roll Band) - Moody Blues/(I Know) I'm Losing You - Rod Stewart & Faces/Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple/After Midnight - Eric Clapton/Radar Love - Golden Earring/Smokin' in the Boys' Room - Brownsville Station/I'm Eighteen - Alice Cooper/She Came In Through the Bathroom Window - Joe Cocker/Love The One You're With - Stephen Stills/Whipping Post - Allman Brothers Band/American Woman - Guess Who/Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream/On the Road Again - Canned Heat/All Right Now - Free/Heart Full Of Soul - Yardbirds/Takin' Care of Business - Bachman-Turner Overdrive/Rocky Mountain Way - Joe Walsh/Funk No. 49 - James Gang/Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
      The Best of Joe Walsh
      Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
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      		 The Best of Joe Walsh
      Joe Walsh
      Manufacturer: Universal/Mca
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      ASIN: B000025MU9

      Tracks:

      1. Turn to Stone
      2. Mother Says
      3. Help Me Thru the Night
      4. Rocky Mountain Way
      5. Meadows
      6. County Fair
      7. Funk #49
      8. Time Out
      9. Walk Away

      Album Details

      Mixed by Alex K and Ajax (Hard Kandy).

      Customer Reviews:

      3 out of 5 stars One More Track.......2007-04-28

      Just tack on "Life's Been Good" (if you like that sort of thing).
      That'll bring it to ten tracks and more reasonable (ie CD) length.
      That song and album were released almost concurrently with this.

      4 out of 5 stars Re-Issue of the Classic Vinyl.......2005-09-12

      Obviously most of the other reviewers are so young that they do not realize that this short, nine-song compact disc is simply a re-issue of Joe Walsh's Greatest Hits that was originally released on VINYL! That's one of those 12" black plastic looking things that maybe your parents have some of. I still have my copy. That's how I recognised the cover. This was released in 1978, and yes it does concentrate on Joe's early '70's period. So quit complaining about how short it is, a long play (LP) record can only fit about 50 minutes of music on it. Just take it for it is. If you're like me, and wanted a wider selection of Joe's work, get the Compact-disc-only version of his Anthology.

      5 out of 5 stars Track listing.......2005-06-18

      1. Funk No. 48
      2. Collage
      3. Take a Look Around
      4. The Bomber
      5. Funk No. 49
      6. Tend My Garden
      7. Ashes, the Rain and I
      8. Walk Away
      9. Midnight Man
      10. Yadig?
      11. Mother Says
      12. Comin' Down
      13. Here We Go
      14. Rocky Mountain Way
      15. Bookends
      16. Meadows
      17. Turn to Stone
      18. Time Out
      Total running time - 77:26

      5 out of 5 stars Great Joe Walsh.......2003-04-21

      THE BEST OF JOE WALSH is just that. It features his best 70s cuts, with none of the clutter that affected his later work. "Turn To Stone" features lyrics that seem cautionary and a portent of trouble on the way, and "Rocky Mountain Way" is a sports anthem that still inspires me to set new records for myself in swimming and other exercise. It's missing some good songs like "Tend My Garden", but THE BEST OF JOE WALSH is still a great collection of early Joe Walsh.

      4 out of 5 stars A bargain. With drawbacks.......2003-03-08

      This collection is much cheaper than the MCA's "Little Did He Know - Joe Walsh's Greatest Hits", yet it has three songs more, and the sound, at least to my unprofessional ears, is just as good.

      But there are drawbacks: This album only includes 60s and early 70s tracks, so classics like "Life's Been Good", "Ordinary Average Guy" and "All Night Long" are missing (although we do get "Ashes, The Rain And I", "Mother Says" and "Bookends", which aren't on the MCA collection).

      A hard choice. But you could always get "Little Did He Know", and the James Gang's "Greatest Hits" on the side...

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