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Track Listings
| 1. Can't Take Love for Granted |
| 2. Wherever You Are |
| 3. Down at the Twist and Shout |
| 4. I Feel Lucky |
| 5. Dreamland |
| 6. Passionate Kisses |
| 7. Quittin' Time |
| 8. This Shirt |
| 9. Grow Old With Me |
| 10. He Thinks He'll Keep Her |
| 11. I Take My Chances |
| 12. Hard Way |
| 13. Shut up and Kiss Me |
| 14. 10,000 Miles |
| 15. Stones in the Road |
| 16. Almost Home |
| 17. Party Doll |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
In addition to subverting the conventions of greatest-hits discs--only five of these 17 tracks appear in the hit versions from Carpenter's studio albums--Party Doll does a better job of balancing the singer/songwriter's moods than any of her releases since 1992's Come On Come On. Here, upbeat celebrations such as "Down at the Twist and Shout" (included in a live Super Bowl take) and "I Feel Lucky" comfortably rub shoulders with the quietly sweet ("Dreamland", originally on an early-1990s various-artists set of lullabies) and brooding ("Stones in the Road") sides of Carpenter's work. Finally, her rendition of Mick Jagger's title tune hints that she has vital work yet to do. --Rickey Wright
In addition to subverting the conventions of greatest-hits discs--only five of these 17 tracks appear in the hit versions from Carpenter's studio albums--Party Doll does a better job of balancing the singer/songwriter's moods than any of her releases since 1992's Come On Come On. Here, upbeat celebrations such as "Down at the Twist and Shout" (included in a live Super Bowl take) and "I Feel Lucky" comfortably rub shoulders with the quietly sweet ("Dreamland", originally on an early-1990s various-artists set of lullabies) and brooding ("Stones in the Road") sides of Carpenter's work. Finally, her rendition of Mick Jagger's title tune hints that she has vital work yet to do. --Rickey Wright
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