Release date: 09-06-2011

2011  dutch Limited 3-LP vinyl edition, pressing on 180gram audiophile vinyl -Hi Records collected the singles and released it on this compilation in 2000, but this is the first time this collection is available on vinyl. With hits recorded between 1968 and 1976 such as 'Tired Of Being Alone' (which was the first of seven consecutive gold singles), 'Call Me (Come Back Home)', and of course 'Let's Stay Together', this is one of the most comprehensive collections of the high point of his career! -Insert with linernotes & stickered and sealed

Tracks:
A1 I Want To Hold Your Hand (2.18)
A2 What Am I Gonna Do With Myself (2.23)
A3 One Woman (3.04)
A4 Tomorrow's Dream (2.19)
A5 You Say It (2.49)
A6 Gotta Find A New World (2.23)
A7 Right Now, Right Now (2.48)
A8 All Because (2.42)
A9 I Can't Get Next To You (3.45)
 
B1 Ride Sally Ride (2.20)
B2 Driving Wheel (2.58)
B3 True Love (2.41)
B4 Tired Of Being Alone (2.48)
B5 Get Back Baby (2.06)
B6 Let's Stay Together (3.15)
B7 Look What You Done For Me (3.04)
B8 La La For You (3.29)
 
C1 I'm Still In Love With You (3.12)
C2 Old Time Lovin' (3.17)
C3 You Ought To Be With Me (3.20)
C4 What Is This Feeling? (3.40)
C5 Call Me, Come Back Home (3.07)
C6 What A Wonderful Thing Love Is (3.37)
D1 Here I Am (Come And Take Me) (4.18)
D2 I'm Glad You're Mine (2.54)
D3 Livin' For You (3.10)
D4 Ain't No Fun For Me (3.27)
D5 Let's Get Married (5.33)
D6 So Good To Be Here (2.44)
 
E1 Sha-La-La (Make Me Happy) (2.59
E2 School Days (3.11)
E3 L-O-V-E (Love) (3.04)
E4 Wish You Were Here (3.18)
E5 Oh Me, Oh My (Dreams In My Arms) (2.45)
E6 Strong As Death (Sweet As Love) (4.18)
E7 Full Of Fire (5.13)
 
F1 Could I Be The One (4.05)
F2 Let It Shine (3.14)
F3 There's No Way (3.31)
F4 Keep Me Cryin' (3.06)
F5 There Is Love (3.03)
F6 I Tried To Tell Myself (3.25)
F7 Something (4.22)

Al Green was one of the biggest artists on prolific producer Willie Mitchell's Hi Records label.
In fact, his commercial and creative success was in many ways a guiding light to all the other artists on the label, which included Ann Peebles & Otis Clay.