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The Collection: Fire On The Mountain/Million Mile Reflections/Full Moon,Charlie Daniels

- The Collection: Fire On The Mountain/Million Mile Reflections/Full Moon
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Charlie Daniels
Released 2004

Passing Lane
03:16
770 plays

Trudy
04:48
664 plays

Money
03:55
650 plays

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songs

- 1
- Caballo Diablo
- 04:25
- 1,300 plays

- 2
- Long Haired Country Boy
- 04:01
- 1,775 plays

- 3
- Trudy
- 04:48
- 664 plays

- 4
- Georgia
- 03:03
- 615 plays

- 5
- Feeling Free
- 04:08
- 398 plays

- 6
- The South's Gonna Do It
- 03:57
- 1,115 plays

- 7
- New York City, King Size Rosewood Red
- 03:25
- 482 plays

- 8
- No Place To Go
- 11:19
- 465 plays

- 9
- Orange Blossom Special
- 02:59
- 1,195 plays

- 10
- Passing Lane
- 03:16
- 770 plays

- 11
- Blue Star
- 03:39
- 587 plays

- 12
- Jitterbug
- 03:10
- 567 plays

- 13
- Behind Your Eyes
- 03:53
- 572 plays

- 14
- Reflections
- 05:24
- 491 plays

- 15
- The Devil Went Down To Georgia
- 03:35
- 5,631 plays

- 16
- Mississippi
- 03:09
- 621 plays

- 17
- Blind Man
- 03:43
- 519 plays

- 18
- Rainbow Ride
- 07:24
- 464 plays

- 19
- The Legend Of Wooley Swamp
- 04:14
- 1,177 plays

- 20
- Carolina (I Remember You)
- 05:11
- 485 plays

- 21
- Lonesome Boy From Dixie
- 04:43
- 554 plays

- 22
- No Potion For The Pain
- 04:25
- 418 plays

- 23
- El Toreador
- 03:24
- 585 plays

- 24
- South Sea Song
- 04:31
- 445 plays

- 25
- Dance Gypsy Dance
- 03:32
- 456 plays

- 26
- Money
- 03:55
- 650 plays

- 27
- In America
- 03:19
- 1,089 plays

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album review

In 1997, Columbia released Collection, which combined the current CD releases of Fire on the Mountain, Million Mile Reflections, and Full Moon in a cardboard slipcase box. There was no difference from the individual discs on the market; those discs were merely put in a box, which made it convenient for a fan who wanted to get all three discs at once. Seven years later, Sony reformatted all of their previously released Collections, moving away from the slipcased jewel boxes and introducing a book-styled box set, where the three CDs sit with the liner notes from the individual CDs thrown into the bottom of the box. While it's still a convenient way to purchase all three albums, the packaging is unattractive and clumsy, particularly since the liner notes look orphaned without an accompanying jewel box. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide