Although it runs 23 tracks and contains such classics as "What in the World's Come Over You" and "Burning Bridges," Collectables' The Very Best of Jack Scott is not a definitive overview of his career, since it lacks such classics as "The Way I Walk" and "Leroy." This does a good job of rounding up such lesser-known, later-'60s recordings, which are by and large fairly good, but they don't make up for the absence of those previously mentioned songs. Not a bad collection, but not as good a...   [ read more ]

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The music on Scott on Groove was recorded after Jack Scott's hit-making era on Capitol was finished. Scott recorded for Groove in the early '60s. During this time, he was trying to refashion his sound into a rock & roll/rockabilly direction. Not all of the attempts were successful, but the set is interesting for dedicated fans, particularly for listeners who can't afford the more comprehensive box set, Classic Scott. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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In 2002, BGO released I Remember Hank Williams/What in the World's Come Over You?, which contained two complete albums -- I Remember Hank Williams (1960, originally released on Top Rank) and What in the World's Come Over You? (also originally released in 1960 on Top Rank) -- by Jack Scott on one compact disc. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

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