Country Gentleman: The Best of Ricky Skaggs

Artist	Ricky Skaggs
Format	CD
Genre	Country
Label Name	Epic/Legacy
Producer	Ricky Skaggs, Steve Buckingham, Mac McAnally, Mark O'Connor, Bob Irwin
Release Date	1998 01 27
Run Time	105:28
Song List	1: Don't Get Above Your Raising (3:10) 2: You May See Me Walkin' (2:28) 3: Crying My Heart Out over You (3:01) 4: I Don't Care (2:18) 5: Heartbroke (3:16) 6: I Wouldn't Change You If I Could (3:01) 7: Highway 40 Blues (3:10) 8: You've Got a Lover (3:56) 9: Don't Cheat in Our Hometown (3:19) 10: Honey (Open That Door) (3:32) 11: Uncle Pen (2:26) 12: Something in My Heart (3:00) 13: Country Boy (3:50) 14: You Make Me Feel Like a Man (4:14) 15: Cajun Moon (3:45) 16: I've Got a New Heartache (2:58) 17: Love's Gonna Get You Someday (3:34) 18: I Wonder If I Care as Much (3:11) 19: Love Can't Ever Get Better Than This (3:49) 20: I'm Tired (2:19) 21: (Angel on My Mind) That's Why I'm Walkin' (3:01) 22: Thanks Again (3:37) 23: Old Kind of Love (3:31) 24: Lovin' Only Me (3:35) 25: Let It Be You (2:42) 26: Heartbreak Hurricane (2:38) 27: Hummingbird (3:09) 28: He Was on to Somethin' (So He Made You) (2:38) 29: Restless (5:25) 30: Life's Too Long (To Live Like This) (3:54) 31: Same Ol' Love (3:52) 32: From the Word Love (3:09)
Style.Categories	Neo-Traditionalist Country, New Traditionalist, Progressive Bluegrass

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Country Gentleman: The Best of Ricky Skaggs is a terrific double-disc set that traces Skaggs' years at Epic Records, which spanned from 1981 to 1991. All of his charting singles are featured on this 32-track collection, including the number one singles "Crying My Heart Out Over You," "I Dont' Care," "Heartbroke," "I Wouldn't Change you If I Could," "Highway 40 Blues," "Uncle Pen" and "Cajun Moon," as well as the Mark O'Connor/New Nashville Cats duet "Restless." Skaggs was one of the few country artists of his era to make albums as good as his singles, but boiling his career down to his singles does him no disservice -- in fact, it accentuates the consistant brilliance of his music, not to mention its depth. It's a definitive portrait of one of the most important country musicians of the '80s, capturing him at his peak. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide