Kenny Rogers, 21 Number Ones [CD]
Original Year - 2006
Compact Discs
Album Tracks 1. The Gambler 2. Through the Years 3. Lady 4. Lucille 5. Coward of the County 6. I Don't Need You 7. We've Got Tonight (With Sheena Easton) 8. Crazy 9. Islands in the Stream (With Dolly Parton) 10. She Believes in Me 11. Every Time Two Fools Collide (With Dottie West) 12. You Decorated My Life 13. Make No Mistake, She's Mine (With Ronnie Milsap) 14. Share Your Love with Me 15. All I Ever Need Is You 16. Buy Me a Rose (With Alison Krauss) 17. Daytime Friends 18. Love or Something Like It 19. Love Will Turn You Around 20. Morning Desire 21. What Are We Doing in Love (With Dottie West) 22. Don't Fall in Love with a Dreamer (With Kim Carnes)- Bonus Track - This retrospective album features 21 of Kenny Rogers' #1 hits collected on one CD, (plus a #2 charting bonus track). 78 minutes of digitally re-mastered music. Also includes Islands in the Stream, (with Dolly Parton)-named greatest Country duet by CMT.
Small details, real difference
- 21 Number Ones [CD] — not flashy — just the reason it's still going in six months.
- Remastered — this is the part cheaper versions tend to skip.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is inside the book?
The page count and contents are in the description — this is the keepsake-quality version of the concept shown, made to be filled in and kept. The photos show the real spreads.
Is the CD / media region-compatible or complete?
The edition details are in the listing — the tracklist and format as shown. It plays on standard players.
Is the print and paper quality good?
Quality paper with a solid binding as shown — made for writing in and living with for years, which is the point of a book like this.
Is it a good gift?
The keepsake kind that gets remembered — it lands for baby showers, birthdays, and milestones, especially with the presentation as shown in the photos.
Does it feel as good as it looks?
The finish in the photos is the finish in the box — solid materials, clean finishing on the parts you touch, no corner-cutting. That is what the reviews keep mentioning.