Greatest Hits (2008) (Jars of Clay compilation album)
Greatest Hits is a single disc compilation album by the American rock band Jars of Clay. It was released by Essential Records/Provident Music Group on April 1, 2008. Unlike the 2007 two disc compilation release by Legacy/Sony Music The Essential Jars of Clay, this collection contains 13 previously released songs including songs that were not on The Essential Jars of Clay, like "Like a Child," "Frail," "Show You Love" and "Amazing Grace," plus one never-before-released track "Love Is the Protest." Greatest Hits debuted and peaked at No. 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart.
Track listing
All songs written by Jars of Clay, except where noted.
1. Flood (from Jars of Clay) -3:32
2. Love Song For a Savior (Dan Haseltine, Charlie Lowell, Stephen Mason, Matt
Bronleewe) (from Jars of Clay) -4:47
3. Like a Child (Dan Haseltine, Charlie Lowell, Stephen Mason, Matt Bronleewe)
(from Jars of Clay) -4:36
4. World's Apart (from Jars of Clay) -5:19
5. Crazy Times (Dan Haseltine, Steve Mason, Mark Hudson, Greg Wells) (from
Much Afraid) -3:35
6. Frail (from Much Afraid) -6:58
7. Unforgetful You (from If I Left the Zoo) -3:22
8. I Need You (from The Eleventh Hour) -3:41
9. Show You Love (from Who We Are Instead) -3:35
10. Amazing Grace (featuring Ashley Cleveland) (from Who We Are Instead) -5:19
11. God Will Lift Up Your Head (based on the hymn "Give to the Wind Thy Fears"
written by John Wesley; music by Jars of Clay) (from Redemption Songs) -4:23
12. Dead Man (Carry Me) (from Good Monsters) -3:21
13. Work (from Good Monsters) -3:55
14. Love Is the Protest (previously unreleased) -3:34
Personnel
Jars of Clay:
Dan Haseltine, Charlie Lowell, Stephen Mason and Matt Odmark
and various additional musicians on various releases.
Production credits
Jars of Clay -producers (tracks 2 -4, 8 -14)
Mitch Dane -co-producer (tracks 9 -11)
Stephen Lipson -producer (tracks 5 and 6)
Dennis Herring -producer (track 7)
Ron Aniello -producer (track 9)
Previous release: Christmas Songs (2007)
Next release: Closer (EP) (2008)
Watch the live performance video of "Love Is the Protest" here:
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