| Sawyer Brown | Primary Artist |
| Duncan Cameron | Guitar, Vocals |
| John Catchings | Strings |
| David Davidson | Strings |
| Gregg Hubbard | Keyboards, Vocals |
| Jim Scholten | Bass |
| Kris Wilkinson | Strings |
| Mark Miller | Vocals |
| Joe "Curley" Smyth | Percussion, Drums |
| Clara Olson | Strings |
| Earl Scruggs | Contributor |
| Sam Bush | Contributor |
| Edgar Meyer | Arranger |
| Matt Rollings | Contributor |
| Eddie Bayers | Contributor |
| Paul Franklin | Contributor |
| Roger Hawkins | Contributor |
| James Hooker | Contributor |
| John Jarvis | Contributor |
| Mike Lawler | Contributor |
| Paul Leim | Contributor |
| Mac McAnally | Composer, Producer |
| Jay Dee Maness | Contributor |
| Terry McMillan | Contributor |
| Steve Nathan | Contributor |
| Denny Purcell | Mastering |
| Jim Scholten | Contributor |
| Randy Scruggs | Producer |
| Mark Miller | Composer, Producer |
| Larrie Londin | Contributor |
| Monica S. Mercer | Art Direction |
| Mark Adam Miller | Composer |
| Harry S. Miller | Composer |
| William D. Shore | Composer |
| Lyman C. Corbitt McAnally Jr. | Composer |
Twangin
Posted October 1, 2010
Great collection of their early '90s hits. Unlike many "hits" compilations on the market for many artists, this disc is not stuffed with fillers; each song was a legitimate chart hit. Sawyer Brown often gets overlooked when this particular era is discussed, and that is unfortunate, as these songs will attest. "The Walk" and "Cafe On The Corner" are songs that many can relate to; "The Boys & Me" and "Trouble On The Line" are great danceable tunes. I highly recommend this collection to anyone who likes 1990's country music.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Mark Merrill has an incredible voice and is one sexy MAN!! Wouldn't mind meeting him and the band one day.
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Posted November 25, 2009
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Campbell
Greatest Hits 1990-1995 collects ten Sawyer Brown chart-toppers recorded for Capitol Records, and yes, it does include the slick country-pop band's biggest singles from those years: "Some Girls Do," "Dirt Road," and "Cafe on the Corner." Unfortunately, several key tracks recorded prior to 1990 are missing. So, if you're looking for "Step That Step," "Shakin'," "Betty's Being Bad," "Leona," or "This Missing You Heart of Mine," you won't find them here.