A sensational compilation of his United Artists music, including duets with Melba and many great solo songs.

Another imperfect Musicor compilation - this includes Good year for the roses but misses a lot of hits. Indeed, only five tracks duplicate 24 greatest hits above, so you might want both..

Unlike Amazon's editor, I agree with the title of the album, It is as good as I am what I am, generally regarded as his best album ever.

An excellent album from the nineties, including I don't need your rocking chair, a clear signal that he would continue recording.

Choices (which I first heard on a Billy Yates album) is a chilling song of a type rarely heard these days.

A stunning album, the biggest-selling of his career, now re-issued with bonus tracks.

The second volume, including Two story house. Surely it's time these were combined onto a single CD?

This is a collection of duets (and a few solos) recorded in the mid-sixties with Gene Pitney. Unlikely, but it works surprisingly well. A must-listen.

This brilliant album features nineties stars to sing with George, including Alan Jackson and Trisha Yearwood, as well as some oldies.

Two of George's four guest albums were supposedly reissued on this CD, but I don't ever remember it ever being available.