Gary Glitter - The Ultimate Gary Glitter
Facts
| Artist(s) | Gary Glitter |
| Studio | Recall Records UK |
| Release Date | December 12, 2000 |
| UPC Code | 636551428422 |
Tracks
Disc 1- Rock & Roll, Pt. 1
- Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)
- I'm the Leader of the Gang (I Am)
- I Didn't Know I Loved You (Till I Saw You Rock & Roll)
- I Love, You Love, Me Love
- Let's Get Together Again
- Doing Alright with the Boys
- Always Yours
- Sidewalk Sinner
- Angel Face
- Oh Yes! You're Beautiful
- Love Like You and Me
- Remember Me This Way
- You Belong to Me
- When I'm On, I'm On
- Rock Hard Men (Need the Power)
- Hello! Hello! I'm Back Again
- Rock & Roll, Pt. 2
- Papa Oom Mow Mow
- Dance Me Up
- Rock On
- It Takes All Night Long
- Goodbye My Love
- Oh What a Fool I've Been
- What Your Mama Don't See (Your Mama Don't Know)
- Little Boogie Woogie in the Back of My Mind
- I Dare You to Lay One on Me
- Just for You
- Be My Baby
- And Then She Kissed Me
- All That Glitters [Medley]
- Another Rock & Roll Christmas
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User Reviews
Average user review:| Gary Glitter's All-Time Greatest Hit's |
His biggest hits included "Rock N Roll", "Leader Of The Gang", "Do You Wanna Touch Me", "I Love You Love Me Love", "Always Yours" and so on... these songs helped to define an era of Rock. As the 1970s drew to a close, Glitter had also recorded Country, Disco and Ballads and while his songs charted, he was no longer able to reach number 1, "Oh Yes, You're Beautiful" had given him an additional Number 2 success and the classic disco/rock number "Little Boogie Woogie" had also charted (Shakin' Stevens would later cover this, bringing it back into the top 40 in the 1980s), but Glitter was facing bankruptcy (he had made - and spent- over 5 million pounds by 1979).
He went on to a career as a stage actor in the rock horror show, but was soon making new hit's, with "Then She Kissed Me", in 1981, followed by "Dance Me Up" in 1985, and Christmas of that year saw "Another Rock And Roll Christmas" go top 10, and it remains one of the top 30 Christmas song hits of all-time in the United Kingdom.
Later success included the single "Through The Years", it's parent album, his own restaurant in London, Many TV and Radio appearances, including hosting an episode of Top Of The Pops, other artists covering his material (such as Joan Jett, Oasis and Generation X), More success as a stage actor, and the song "Rock Hard Men" (included here).
Also on this album is are songs such as "When I'm On I'm On", "Sidewalk Sinner" and "Oh what a fool I have been", which were not hit singles but either popular album cuts, or non-charters that found popularity among fans after their initial releases.
If you are a fan of great Rock music, then you should enjoy this album. February 8, 2006
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