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Nicolette Larson
Very Best of Nicolette Larson
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Lotta Love
2. Rhumba Girl
3. Give A Little
4. Angels Rejoiced
5. French Waltz (Live 1978)
6. Baby Don't You Do It (Live 1978)
7. Let Me Go Love (With Michael McDonald)
8. Radioland
9. OOO-EEE
10. Fool Me Again
11. I Only Want To Be With You
12. Two Trains
13. Only Love Will Make It Right
14. Let Me Be The First
15. That's How You Know When Love's Right (With Steve Wariner)
16. Irish Lullaby
17. Lotta Love (Disco Stereo Mix)

Japanese edition of the late pop vocalist's first-ever hits compilation with 'Lotta Love' (Disco Stereo Mix) added as a hidden bonus track. Also includes the original top 10 version of her cover of that Neil Young song, pl... more »

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All Artists: Nicolette Larson
Title: Very Best of Nicolette Larson
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Wea Japan
Release Date: 2/13/2006
Album Type: Extra tracks, Import
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
Styles: Cowboy, Soft Rock, Country Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 4943674010172, 494367401017

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Bonus Disco Track of "Lotta Love" Makes this CD a Must-Have

Cain Farmer | Alexandria, VA | 05/11/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If Larson's career wasn't exactly stellar, you wouldn't guess it from this collection of tunes from Larson's 4 pop albums, 2 country albums and 1 children's lullabies album [and her appearance on the soundtrack of "Arthur"]. Best known for her 1978 smash "Lotta Love," Nicolette more or less faded from view after that but still put out some great recordings. For the Nicolette fan, this album is a must-have if only because it contains a bonus track of a long, lightly disco-fied version of "Lotta Love" [well, long might not be a good word for it, because the song clocks in at about 4 1/2 minutes]. All others will be surprised by some great songs and may even wonder after listening how exactly Nicolette failed to stay on the charts in any meaningful way after the success of her first album and single. And while the album provides some clues about the answer to that question--namely, genre-hopping--it also provides a great introduction to non-fans of an often underlooked talent who died too young but whose musical catalog is worthy of more than a few superlatives."