Entertainment Weekly: The Greatest Hits 1988 focuses mostly on bright, accessible dance-pop and pop-oriented R&B, plus a couple of ballads and Bobby McFerrin's a cappella smash "Don't Worry Be Happy." Nearly everything here made the Top Ten on the pop charts, and whatever didn't came awfully close. Although the compilation doesn't present the full spectrum of 1988's musical mainstream, it is a highly enjoyable, musically consistent listen. Other highlights include INXS' "Need You Tonight," Terence Trent D'Arby's "Wishing Well," DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince's "Parents Just Don't Understand," and Billy Ocean's "Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car," among many others. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
Entertainment Weekly: The Greatest Hits 1988
06/06/2000
All Music Guide Review
Track Listing
Credits
- Bill Stafford
- Project Coordinator
- Dana Renert
- Project Coordinator
- Rob Santos
- Compilation Producer
- Bruce Pollock
- Compilation Producer
- Mathieu Bitton
- Art Direction, Design
- Ed Osborne
- Project Coordinator
- Arlessa Barnes
- Project Coordinator
- Todd Kaplan
- Photography
- Mandana Eidgah
- Project Manager
- Jeremy Holiday
- Production Coordination
- Tom Tierney
- Editorial Assistant
- Glenn Delgado
- Project Coordinator
- Christina DeSimone
- Project Coordinator
- Felicia Gearhart
- Project Coordinator
- Laura Gregory
- Project Coordinator
- Robin Manning
- Project Coordinator
- Larry Parra
- Project Coordinator
- Steve Strauss
- Project Coordinator
- Robin Diamond
- Project Coordinator
- Brooke Nochomson
- Project Coordinator
- Alex Miller
- Executive Producer
- Karyn Friedland
- Project Coordinator
- Al B. Sure!
- Performer
- Terence Trent D'Arby
- Performer
- DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince
- Performer
- Elliott Federman
- Mastering
- Rick Astley
- Performer
- Boy Meets Girl
- Performer
- Eric Carmen
- Performer
- Taylor Dayne
- Performer
- Exposé
- Performer
- INXS
- Performer
- New Kids on the Block
- Performer
- Billy Ocean
- Performer
- Bobby McFerrin
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