Artist	Song
Bobbie Gentry	Ode to Billie Joe
from Ode to Billie Joe (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Fancy
from Fancy (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Mornin' Glory
from The Delta Sweete (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Let It Be Me
from Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Okolona River Bottom Band
from The Delta Sweete (2007)
Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell	All I Have to Do Is Dream
from The Best of Bobbie Gentry - The Capitol Years (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Chickasaw County Child
from Ode to Billie Joe (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Mississippi Delta
from Ode to Billie Joe (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Sweet Peony
from Local Gentry (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Penduli Pendulum
from The Delta Sweete (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Bugs
from Ode to Billie Joe (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Casket Vignette
from Local Gentry (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Apartment 21
from The Best of Bobbie Gentry - The Capitol Years (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Papa, Won't You Let Me Go to Town With You
from Ode to Billie Joe (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	I Saw an Angel Die
from Ode to Billie Joe (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Hushabye Mountain
from The Best of Bobbie Gentry - The Capitol Years (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Refractions
from The Delta Sweete (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Hurry, Tuesday Child
from Ode to Billie Joe (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Touch 'Em With Love
from Touch 'Em With Love (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Courtyard
from The Delta Sweete (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Jessye' Lisabeth
from The Delta Sweete (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Marigolds and Tangerines
from Patchwork (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Sermon
from The Delta Sweete (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Lookin' In
from Patchwork (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Recollection
from Local Gentry (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	He Made a Woman Out of Me
from Fancy (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Sittin' Pretty
from Local Gentry (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Somebody Like Me
from Patchwork (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	But I Can't Get Back
from Patchwork (2007)
Bobbie Gentry	Find 'Em, Fool 'Em and Forget 'Em
from Fancy (2007)

Comment:

By the time Bobbie Gentry stepped away from public life in the late '70s, she'd recorded a wealth of material that redefined country crossover stardom and marked the Mississippi-born beauty as a one-of-a-kind musical artist. With a voice that could shift from sweet to sultry, gorgeous to gritty, and a talent for writing musical portraits of people and places overlooked by the mainstream, Gentry told tales from her country childhood, bestowing intimacy and authenticity to tunes like "Chickasaw County Child" and the "Okolona River Bottom Band" while still leaving room for widespread pop appeal. Our [i]Bobbie Gentry[/i] Essentials brings together the best of Gentry's gems, from the smooth-as-silk duet "Let It Be Me," with country counterpart Glen Campbell, to the sleepy-voiced love song "Mornin' Glory" to the high-gloss, lowlife story-song "Apartment 21."

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