20 Greatest Country Hits 1970 (1994)

About this title: 20 Greatest Country Hits 1970 collects some of the year's most memorable country songs, including Jeannie C. Riley's "Good Enough to Be Your Wife," George Jones' "Tell Me Why My Lying Eyes Are Wrong," Red Simpson's "I'm a Truck," and Skeeter Davis' "Bus Fare to Kentucky." Songs by Johnny Bush, Jerry Wallace, Sammy Smith, and Jack Greene complete this retrospective of 1970s popular country music. Heather Phares, All Music Guide

Tracks:

1. Statue of a Fool [Crutchfield]
2. Six White Horses [Murray]
3. Good Enough to Be Your Wife [Murthy]
4. Tell Me Why My Lying Eyes Are Wrong [Frazier]
5. Bus Fare to Kentucky [Light]
6. He's Everywhere [Dobbins/Whitehead]
7. I Know You're Married (But I Love You Still)
8. You Gave Me a Mountain
9. No Love at All [Carson/Christopher]
10. Win My Love and Break My Heart
11. (Don't Take Her) She's All I Got [Bonds/Williams]
12. I'm a Truck [Stanton]
13. All for the Love of a Girl [Horton]
14. I've Come Awful Close [Morton]
15. Warmth of the Wine
16. Sugar Shack [McCormack/Voss]
17. Leavin' on a Jet Plane
18. Bring Him Safely Home to Me [Butler/Sherrill]
19. Shutters and Boards [Murphy/Turner]
20. Tennessee Birdwalk [Blanchard]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.