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- 20 Greatest Hits
- - 65,620 plays
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  - 3 shares
The Turtles
Released 1983

Happy Together
02:57
9,948 plays

Eve of Destruction
02:44
7,408 plays

It Ain't Me Babe
02:09
7,383 plays

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- 1
- It Ain't Me Babe
- 02:09
- 7,383 plays

- 2
- Let Me Be
- 02:26
- 2,552 plays

- 3
- Eve of Destruction
- 02:44
- 7,408 plays

- 4
- You Baby
- 02:19
- 4,001 plays

- 5
- Grim Reaper of Love
- 02:45
- 1,697 plays

- 6
- Can I Get to Know You Better
- 02:40
- 2,042 plays

- 7
- Outside Chance
- 02:10
- 1,983 plays

- 8
- Happy Together
- 02:57
- 9,948 plays

- 9
- She'd Rather Be With Me
- 02:22
- 6,205 plays

- 10
- Me About You
- 02:32
- 1,931 plays

- 11
- Guide for the Married Man
- 02:43
- 1,530 plays

- 12
- She's My Girl
- 02:33
- 2,657 plays

- 13
- You Know What I Mean
- 02:02
- 1,890 plays

- 14
- Sound Asleep
- 02:27
- 1,342 plays

- 15
- Elenore
- 02:32
- 4,391 plays

- 16
- You Showed Me
- 03:16
- 3,495 plays

- 17
- The Story of Rock & Roll
- 02:39
- 1,536 plays

- 18
- You Don't Have to Walk in the Rain
- 02:41
- 1,593 plays

- 19
- Love in the City
- 03:42
- 1,311 plays

- 20
- Lady-O
- 02:53
- 1,594 plays

album review

Rhino's 20 Greatest Hits stands as the finest Turtles collection yet assembled, featuring not only all of their hits, but also providing a good insight to why certain '60s fans believe the group to be one of the most underrated pop groups of their time. The very nature of this kind of collection downplays the group's idiosyncratic nature and warped sense of humor -- it's hard to tell that they're responsible for such a delightful detour as their Battle of the Bands album, where they assumed a different persona for each cut -- but it does bring their music to the forefront. And while some of these songs, such as "Happy Together," may be overly familiar, the music still retains a bright freshness whether its through folky melodies, exuberant sunshine pop, or dreamy psych-pop. It's a dynamite summation of a fine band. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide