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Greatest Hits (1976) is a James Taylor album in the RetroVerse archive.
Greatest Hits (1976) is a James Taylor album in the RetroVerse archive. The RetroVerse catalog lists 10 tracks on this release. It reached #15 and charted for 68 weeks. Major singles from the album include "You'Ve Got A Friend", "Fire And Rain", "How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You".

Something in the Way She Moves

Carolina in My Mind

Fire and Rain

Sweet Baby James

Country Road

You've Got a Friend

Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight

Walking Man

How Sweet It Is (to Be Loved by You)

Mexico
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A Christmas return — the song came back during the late-year season when familiar hits reclaim the chart. Entered at #150, exploded upward for 7 weeks to reach #23 and fell quickly across 23 weeks on the chart. Returned after 29 weeks off the chart at #141, reaching #87 over 18 more weeks. Returned after 1658 weeks off the chart at #135. Returned after 22 weeks off the chart at #106, reaching #96 over 5 more weeks. Returned after 76 weeks off the chart at #200, reaching #142 over 4 more weeks. Returned after 2 weeks off the chart at #115. Returned after 24 weeks off the chart at #15, charting 2 more weeks at that level. Returned after 72 weeks off the chart at #158, reaching #144 over 2 more weeks. Returned after 4 weeks off the chart at #181. Returned after 14 weeks off the chart at #181. Returned after 1 week off the chart at #198, reaching #181 over 2 more weeks. Returned after 3 weeks off the chart at #155, charting 3 more weeks at that level. Returned after 41 weeks off the chart at #144, reaching #128 over 2 more weeks. Returned after 2 weeks off the chart at #143. Returned after 39 weeks off the chart at #199. Returned after 11 weeks off the chart at #133. 68 total weeks on chart.