20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of .38 Special
by 38 Special
- Type: Compilation
- Released: 27 June 2000
- Label: A&M
- Country: United States
- Length: 49:46
- Community rating: 3.06/5 from 1 rating
Artists on this release: John Swenson, Vartan, Larry Steele, Gary O'Connor, Mike Fink, Keith Olsen, Rodney Mills, Jeff Carlisi, Jack Grondin, Larry Junstrom, Don Barnes, Frankie Sullivan, Donnie Van Zant, Jim Peterik, Steve Brookins, Mike Ragogna, R. Gary Smith, Jim Vallance, John Bettis
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Universal's Millennium Collection volume for .38 Special condenses the Jacksonville band's A&M hits, including 'Hold On Loosely' and 'Caught Up in You'. It represents the polished southern rock sound the band developed in the eighties.
Genres
Descriptors: melodic, compilation, guitars, accessible
Tracklist
- Rockin' Into The Night (4:00)
- Stone Cold Believer (4:13)
- Hold On Loosely (4:39)
- Wild-Eyed Southern Boys (4:18)
- Fantasy Girl (4:05)
- Caught Up In You (4:37)
- Rough Housin' (4:08)
- If I'd Been The One (3:54)
- Back Where You Belong (4:02)
- Twentieth Century Fox (3:44)
- Somebody Like You (4:07)
- Like No Other Night (3:59)
Credits
- Larry Junstrom - bass, written-by
- Barry Korkin - edited by [editorial assistance]
- Don Barnes - guitar, vocals, written-by
- Jeff Carlisi - guitar, written-by
- Geary Chansley - research [photo research]
- Jason Pastori - research [photo research]
- Donnie Van Zant - vocals, written-by
- Keith Olsen - producer
- Rodney Mills - producer
- Vartan - art direction
- Mike Ragogna - compilation producer
- Beth Stempel - coordinator [production coordinator]
- Mike Fink - design
- John Swenson - liner notes
- Erick Labson - mastered by [from the original master tapes]
- Norman Seeff - photography by [additional photos]
- Dennis Keeley - photography by [cover and back cover]
- Frankie Sullivan - written-by
- Jim Peterik - written-by
- R. Gary Smith - written-by
- Larry Steele - written-by
- Gary O'Connor - written-by
- Jim Vallance - written-by
- John Bettis - written-by