Product Description
'Greatest Hits – Rediscovered' is a musical timeline of hit singles spanning almost five decades, and comes in the wake of what has been an extraordinary 2010. '…Rediscovered' comprises a collection of singles spanning from his first No 1 'It's Not Unusual' back in 1964, the rapturously received hits from the Sixties: 'What's New Pussycat', 'Thunderball', 'Green Green Grass Of Home' and 'Delilah', the likes of 'She's A Lady', from the Seventies through to more recent successes that reignited global interest in an artist that to date has over 100 million records worldwide be it the reworked Prince classic 'Kiss', the rocking 'Mama Told Me Not To Come' or from 'Praise and Blame'. Not only does the collection portray a formidable back catalogue that defies genre categorisation but is a mere pinprick of a back catalogue from one of the greatest artists of the past half century.

CD 1
1. It's Not Unusual [Original Studio Version (Version 1)]
2. What's New Pussycat? [From The Film "What's New Pussycat?"]
3. Thunderball [From The Film "Thunderball"]
4. Green, Green Grass Of Home
5. Detroit City [Album Version]
6. Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings
7. I'll Never Fall In Love Again
8. I'm Coming Home [Single Version]
9. Delilah [Album Version]
10. Help Yourself
11. Without Love [Album Version]
12. Daughter Of Darkness
13. She's A Lady [Album Version]
14. Till
15. The Young New Mexican Puppeteer

CD 2
1. Kiss - Featuring Art Of Noise
2. If I Only Knew [Album Version]
3. Burning Down The House [Album Version] - Featuring The Cardigans
4. Baby It's Cold Outside - Featuring Cerys Matthews
5. Mama Told Me Not To Come - Featuring Stereophonics
6. Sexbomb [Album Version] - Featuring Mousse T
7. Medley From "The Full Monty" - With Robbie Williams
8. Stoned In Love [Radio Edit] - Featuring Chicane
9. Tom Jones International [Radio Edit]
10. Give A Little Love
11. It'll Be Me - With Jools Holland
12. Burning Hell
13. What Good Am I?

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Track listing looks great...but no '70s stuff (which I can understand since his "hits" dried up in that decade).

No "I (Who Have Nothing)"? For shame, doc!

Very poor compilation that's clueless post-1970. Agreed that not including "I Who Have Nothing" is beyond inexcusable.
What happens when your expertise at the label is limited to someone with a Guiness/Virgin chartbook in one hand and the other on the keyboard for Wikipedia.

But a still damn good looking man.

I would have also included "Love Me Tonight".

It would also be nice sometime if a Tom Jones comp could license "Say You'll Stay Until Tomorrow" from Sony. (They probably want the world for it thought - shame.)