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Kenny Rogers - Twenty Greatest Hits - Compilation Album
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Kenny Rogers - Twenty Greatest Hits

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"Twenty Greatest Hits" is a compilation album by American country musician Kenny Rogers that gathers popular tracks from his crossover career. The collection features selections from his solo work, highlighting his transition from country to mainstream pop success during the late 1970s and 1980s. It includes storytelling ballads and duets that defined his radio presence and broadened his audience beyond traditional country listeners. The album serves as an accessible introduction to Rogers's most commercially successful era for new listeners and longtime fans.

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Kenny Rogers - Twenty Greatest Hits ranks #124 of 304 in the Compilation Album ranking, behind Alan Jackson - The Greatest Hits Collection, ahead of C86.

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When was Kenny Rogers' 20 Greatest Hits released?

Liberty Records released the compilation in 1983, around the time Rogers moved to RCA Records. It draws from his solo crossover period as well as recordings associated with Kenny Rogers and the First Edition.

Does 20 Greatest Hits include The Gambler and Lady?

Yes, the collection brings together signature recordings including The Gambler, Lady, Lucille, and Coward of the County. It was designed as a broad single-disc overview rather than a compilation devoted to one studio album.

How is 20 Greatest Hits different from Kenny Rogers' 1980 Greatest Hits album?

The 1983 Liberty release expands the career overview to 20 tracks and was issued after the enormously successful 1980 compilation. Track listings can differ between countries and formats, so collectors should check the specific LP, cassette, or CD edition.

Does the album include Kenny Rogers' duets with Dolly Parton?

Do not expect Islands in the Stream, the 1983 RCA-era duet with Dolly Parton, to define this Liberty compilation. The set mainly represents recordings controlled by Rogers' earlier label and his established pre-RCA hits.

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