Audio CD review:
Tony Orlando & Dawn - Tony Orlando - Knock Three Times: Greatest Hits

Tony Orlando & Dawn - Tony Orlando - Knock Three Times: Greatest Hits

Band: Tony Orlando & Dawn Title: Tony Orlando - Knock Three Times: Greatest Hits Rating: Release Date: 23 December, 1997 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Candida 2: Knock Three Times 3: I Play And Sing 4: Summer Sand 5: What Are You Doing Sunday 6: Runaway/Happy Together 7: Vaya Con Dios 8: You're A Lady 9: Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree 10: Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose 11: Who's In The Strawberry Patch With Sally 12: Steppin' Out (Gonna Boogie Tonight) 13: Look In My Eyes Pretty Woman 14: He Don't Love You (Like I Love You) 15: Cupid 16: You Say The Sweetest Things 17: Look At 18: Country 19: Up On The Roof 20: The Love In Your Eyes

Customer Reviews not all the greatest hits the last 5 tracks or so where not singles but lp tracks and that would be ok if the hits had stopped with CUPID but they didnt so where is the singles such as SKYBIRD,MORNIN BEATUIFUL,SING,MIDNIGHT LOVE AFFAIR,IT ONLY HURTS WHEN I TRY TO SMILE????????OH and YOURE ALL I NEED TO GET BY?cant we get a complete hits cd with out the filler. most of the hits are here but i always het ticked off when they issue a hits cd with out all the hits. Tony Orlando Greates Hits These were the song of those great day of the past. I grew up in the mid west during the time and area of the 70's show. Knock Three Times, Candida, Tie Ribbon" Back when true American muscle cars had power and big cadilacs were king. Those of us who lived them years are proud to be part of history. These songs bring back so many great memories. I as a future motion picture Director will place some of these great song in my first movie and will take us back in time to re-live those great years. Class of 1977. Knock Three Times.......Yes Yes YES ! I still get annoyed when people either rubbish or try to apologise for the seventies. Especially to the other two reviewers,yes indeedy Tony Orlando and Dawn were and are quintessential to the early seventies. FACT:We were there,it all happened and it was . . . good!We entered another transitional phase in music and I for one was proud to be in the industry-selling records,from 1964 until the end of 1973. My only minor grizzle;I wish they'd included "I didn't mean to love you so good Juanita" That track should have been a single. All the best from Russ in New Zealand. . You can see a complete list of all Tony Orlando & Dawn discography, or go back to the Tony Orlando & Dawn tabs