The Jim & Jesse Story: 24 Greatest Hits [Bonus Tracks]

Artist	Jim & Jesse
Format	CD
Genre	Country
Label Name	CMH
Producer	Jimmy Capps
Release Date	2007 09 11
Song List	1: Midnight Train (2:03) 2: Drifting and Dreaming of You (2:51) 3: Border Ride [Instrumental] (1:59) 4: Just Wondering Why (2:53) 5: Golden Rocket (2:26) 6: Grave in the Valley (3:18) 7: My Little Honeysuckle Rose (2:39) 8: Sleepy-Eyed John (2:16) 9: Let Me Whisper (2:41) 10: Somewhere Down South [Instrumental] (2:53) 11: When It's Time for the Whippoorwill to Sing (2:32) 12: Great Speckled Bird (3:01) 13: A Memory of You (2:23) 14: Paradise (2:47) 15: The Girl I Left Behind Me [Instrumental] (2:27) 16: Diesel on My Tail (2:22) 17: Remember Me (When the Candlelights Are Gleaming) (3:33) 18: Are You Missing Me? (2:26) 19: I Will Always Be Waiting for You (2:34) 20: The Flame of Love (2:58) 21: Gosh, I Miss You All the Time (2:17) 22: Farewell Blues [Instrumental] (3:18) 23: I Want to Be Loved (2:00) 24: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (2:39) 25: Where Do We Go from Here? [*] (3:06) 26: Are You Tired of Me My Darling? [*] (2:39) 27: Rider in the Rain [*] (3:16) 28: Those Brown Eyes [*] (3:43)
Style.Categories	Close Harmony, Bluegrass, Traditional Bluegrass

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The Jim & Jesse Story: 24 Greatest Hits contains the majority of the duo's biggest hits and most familiar numbers, including "Diesel on My Tail," "Paradise," "Cotton Mill Man," "Better Times a-Coming," and "Are You Missing Me." However, the disc does not contain original recordings -- it is all re-recordings from the early '90s. Nevertheless, the album does boast a number of excellent performances, since the duo is supported by several of the finest former Virginia Boys, and they themselves sound energetic and surprisingly lively, making The Jim & Jesse Story a fine introduction to the duo's sound. [CMH's 2007 reissue featured four additional bonus tracks, along with the original 24.] ~ Thom Owens, All Music Guide