MOG Editorial Review

Though he was often considered a country artist, Glen Campbell was always much more than that, and the evidence can be found on this compilation. While his inflection and turns of phrase had plenty in common with country music (countrypolitan specifically), that was where the similarities end, as songs like "Less of Me" and "You're Young and You'll Forget" are highlighted by lush orchestral arrangements more often found in melodic pop and folk. The result is a hybrid that Campbell could call his own, and it's one that should be embraced by fans of nearly every genre. Whether you were raised on honky-tonk, gentle folk, or orchestral pop, there's plenty to love about Glen Campbell's finest years.