Title: Finally, a Carl Belew collection!
Product review: I have waited for many years for a collection of some kind to be released covering the underrated work of Carl Belew. Carl was (and still is) highly regarded as a songwriter, but he was also a fine performer. This album is a collection of songs released during his days with RCA Victor in the 1960's. Most recognizable to fans of that era will be "Hello Out There", "Odd Man Out", "Boston Jail", "Walking Shadow, Talking Memory", "Crystal Chandelier", and "Am I That Easy to Forget?". I gave only four stars because of the omission of "Lonely Street" and "Pretty Brown Eyes". Also missing is Carl's pre-RCA rockabilly work and his later work that included duets with Betty Jean Robinson.All in all, though, a very good collection from a solid artist. If you remember Carl Belew and liked him at all, this is the only collection you'll find to date. It's well worth the money for fans of "real" country music.
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