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Compilation · 1994

The Hits

by Garth Brooks

The Hits is a 1994 country compilation by Garth Brooks. It runs 18 tracks across 66 minutes.

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18
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66 min
Runtime
114 bpm
Tempo
G major
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The Hits album cover

The Hits album cover

The The Hits cover was designed by Chris Ferrara and Jerry Joyner, photographed by Beverly Parker, and art-directed by Virginia Team.

Design
Chris Ferrara, Jerry Joyner
Photography
Beverly Parker
Art direction
Virginia Team

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18 tracks · 66 min

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The Hits is exactly what it says it is -- 18 of Garth Brooks' biggest hits, including his first 14 number one singles. Although he has good album tracks on each of his records, this is the essential Garth Brooks album -- it gives a good sense of the singer's talents, especially his underappreciated eclecticism. The Hits was only in print for a year, but it sold in excess of eight million copies, so it hardly can be called a limited edition.

In brief

When was The Hits released?
The Hits was released in 1994.
How many tracks are on The Hits?
The Hits has 18 tracks, with a runtime of 66 minutes.
What genre is The Hits?
The Hits is catalogued under Country.
What BPM is The Hits?
The Hits runs at a median tempo of 114 BPM across its tracks, most often in G major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to The Hits?
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