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- Anthology
- - 229,169 plays
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.38 Special
Released 2001

Hold On Loosely
04:39
99,833 plays

Homeless Guitar
05:14
985 plays

Take 'Em Out
04:16
944 plays

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- 1
- Rockin' Into The Night
- 03:59
- 8,434 plays

- 2
- Stone Cold Believer
- 04:12
- 3,444 plays

- 3
- Money Honey
- 03:08
- 3,166 plays

- 4
- Hold On Loosely
- 04:39
- 99,833 plays

- 5
- Long Time Gone
- 04:01
- 3,439 plays

- 6
- Take Me Back
- 05:17
- 3,608 plays

- 7
- Wild-Eyed Southern Boys
- 04:17
- 4,518 plays

- 8
- Fantasy Girl
- 04:05
- 7,354 plays

- 9
- Hittin'& Runnin'
- 04:54
- 3,000 plays

- 10
- Caught Up In You
- 04:38
- 14,606 plays

- 11
- Chain Lightnin'
- 05:03
- 4,146 plays

- 12
- Rough Housin'
- 04:07
- 2,712 plays

- 13
- You Keep Runnin' Away
- 03:56
- 3,413 plays

- 14
- Prisoners Of Rock 'N' Roll
- 03:53
- 2,637 plays

- 15
- Twentieth Century Fox
- 03:44
- 2,772 plays

- 16
- Long Distance Affair
- 03:56
- 2,658 plays

- 17
- One Time For Old Times
- 04:31
- 2,567 plays

- 18
- Take 'Em Out
- 04:16
- 944 plays

- 19
- If I'd Been The One
- 03:54
- 6,055 plays

- 20
- Back Where You Belong
- 04:01
- 15,049 plays

- 20
- Teacher, Teacher
- 03:14
- 7,630 plays

- 21
- Somebody Like You
- 04:08
- 3,783 plays

- 23
- Like No Other Night
- 03:56
- 3,143 plays

- 24
- Back To Paradise
- 03:41
- 4,257 plays

- 24
- Rock & Roll Strategy
- 04:33
- 2,355 plays

- 25
- Second Chance
- 05:02
- 5,818 plays

- 27
- The Sound of Your Voice
- 04:56
- 1,054 plays

- 28
- Last Thing I Ever Do
- 05:21
- 740 plays

- 29
- Rebel to Rebel
- 05:33
- 1,087 plays

- 30
- Fade to Blue
- 04:32
- 1,490 plays

- 31
- Deja Voodoo
- 05:57
- 871 plays

- 32
- Homeless Guitar
- 05:14
- 985 plays

- 33
- Saving Grace
- 04:10
- 791 plays

- 34
- Just One Girl
- 04:33
- 810 plays

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album review

There's little question that Hip-O's 2001 double-disc set, Anthology, is a thorough, definitive overview of .38 Special's career, spanning from their hit-laden A&M albums, through their '90s albums for Charisma and Razor & Tie, and wrapping up with a studio cut from the CMC International release, Live at Sturgis. This is a good thing, if you're just judging an album in terms of comprehensiveness, which just may be what the dedicated are looking for, but if you're not dedicated, this collection is awfully long. That's not to say it doesn't do a good job of summarizing the group's career, since it does, but the hits -- "Rockin' in to the Night," "Hold on Loosely," "Caught Up in You," "If I'd Been the One," "Back Where You Belong" -- are so good, that the rest of the material is shown as the good, but generic, material that it is. So, for the casual fans, it might be better to seek out a more concise collection, including the 20th Century Masters disc, since they're almost all there. Yes, this collection contains a few gems not readily available on that disc or other collections -- the teachers theme, "Teacher, Teacher," and the hit ballad "Second Chance" -- but this still remains the province of the converted, not the casual. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide