BEST OF CHRIS ISAAK 1/21/2003 B7 Breathe (Taylor’s Version)

B7                    Breathe (Taylor’s Version)

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BEST OF CHRIS ISAAK 1/21/2003 B7 Breathe (Taylor’s Version)Illustrator: Chris Isaak. Photographers: Mike Zagaris; Saori Miyazaki; Aaron Chang; Danny Clinch. Given that many artists get the "best of" treatment after only a few albums, it's quite remarkable that the first real Chris Isaak overview didn't appear until 2006, more than 20 years into the nostalgic pop rock crooner's career. The 18 track non chronological collection ranges from the twangy early single "Dancin'" to the guitar rocker "King Without a