1989 came
with two releases - with & without the first old RCA logo on the disc.
Gatefold
inlay with six pictures, a collages and first old RCA and BMG
logos.
First old RCA
and BMG logos on back insert.
Most songs on this release have a shortened running time.
In The Ghetto
Green Green Grass Of Home *
Always On My Mind *
Fairytale (June 19, 1977)
Take Good Care Of Her
Lovin' Arms (1980 remix)
Moody Blue *
U.S. Male *
Burning Love *
He'll Have To Go *
It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin' *
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (January 14, 1973)
For The Good Times (June 10, 1972 ES)
You Asked Me To (1980 remix)
Don't Cry Daddy
Suspicious Minds
Kentucky Rain
Help Me Make It Through The Night *
There Goes My Everything
Just Call Me Lonesome (1980 remix)
She Thinks I Still Care
Early Morning Rain (June 21, 1977)
Guitar Man
Snowbird
Little Cabin On The Hill
Funny How Time Slips Away *
I Really Don't Want To Know
Make The World Go Away *
Your Cheatin' Heart (electronic stereo) *
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? *
Back
then many dealers parallel imported the CDs from outside Germany. This
was illegal if the label has its own distributor. To stop it ARIS was
founded.
ARIS-BMG/ariola, Germany, wanted to provide a unique import
service. Therefore they imported many CDs from countries outside
Germany which were at that time not in the German program.
We know
about one ARIS import from France (German made), one from England
(German made), one from the USA, nine from Japan and the above
DEFINITIVE series (German made).
But the situation about the stickers is still a mystery - maybe some
were lost with the shrink wrap.
And why have they changed the EVA logo to RCA (a run out of the
license?)
