Greatest Hits

Acclaimed American singer-songwriter-poet Jewel has enjoyed career longevity rare among her generation of artists. Since achieving international stardom over 18 years ago, the Alaskan beauty has emerged as a charismatic live performer and a respected songwriter with 10 studio albums and four Grammy nominations to date. Rhino brings together Jewel's best for her first ever career-spanning collection that includes a single recorded specifically for this release, as well as reinterpretations of two classic hits with guest vocalists: "Foolish Games" with Kelly Clarkson and "You Were Meant For Me" with the Pistol Annies.

Signed to Atlantic Records before she was 19, Jewel has sold more than 27 million albums during her career. Her 1995 debut, Pieces of You, dominated the charts with "Who Will Save Your Soul, " "You Were Meant For Me" and "Foolish Games." Her next two albums - 1998's Spirit and 2001's This Way - both went platinum while introducing fans to hits like "Jupiter, " "Hands, " "Standing Still" and "Break Me. " Jewel switched directions in 2003 with 0304, an album that fused elements of electronic and folk to create a delightfully quirky mix epitomized by the contrast of dance beats and accordion on the single "Intuition, " which became a huge hit single on both the dance and pop charts.

"Good Day" is taken from Jewel's fifth top 10 album, 2006's "Goodbye Alice In Wonderland, " an album on which each song was a chapter in an overarching story. In 2009, Jewel recorded Lullaby at her home in Stephenville, Texas. This best selling children's album - her first of two so far - mixed originals with standards like her stunning cover of "Somewhere Over The Rainbow. " She followed up Lullaby with The Merry Goes Round, which was named iTunes' "Children's Album of the Year" in 2011.

Jewel topped the Billboard country album chart in 2008 with her first country album, Perfectly Clear, which is represented on this collection by the Top 15 single "Stronger Woman. " Her second country album, 2010's Sweet and Wild, included the Grammy nominated-single "Satisfied. "