The Marty Party Hit Pack
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The album includes several cuts from Stuart's 1991 album *[Tempted](/wiki/Tempted_%28Marty_Stuart_album%29 "Tempted (Marty Stuart album)")* and 1992 album *[This One's Gonna Hurt You](/wiki/This_One%27s_Gonna_Hurt_You "This One's Gonna Hurt You")*, plus his 1991 duet with [Travis Tritt](/wiki/Travis_Tritt "Travis Tritt"), "[The Whiskey Ain't Workin'](/wiki/The_Whiskey_Ain%27t_Workin%27 "The Whiskey Ain't Workin'")", previously on Tritt's 1991 album *[It's All About to Change](/wiki/It%27s_All_About_to_Change "It's All About to Change")*. Two tracks on the album previously appeared on multi\-artist tribute albums: the rendition of [The Band](/wiki/The_Band "The Band")'s "[The Weight](/wiki/The_Weight "The Weight")" previously appeared on the 1994 album *[Rhythm, Country and Blues](/wiki/Rhythm%2C_Country_and_Blues "Rhythm, Country and Blues")* and the rendition of "[Don't Be Cruel](/wiki/Don%27t_Be_Cruel "Don't Be Cruel")" previously appeared on the 1994 album *It's Now or Never: The Tribute to Elvis*. "The Likes of Me" and "If I Ain't Got You" are new to the compilation. Both were released as singles, but failed to make Top 40 on the [Hot Country Songs](/wiki/Hot_Country_Songs "Hot Country Songs") chart. The latter was originally recorded by [Conway Twitty](/wiki/Conway_Twitty "Conway Twitty") on his 1993 album *[Final Touches](/wiki/Final_Touches "Final Touches")*, which, like Stuart's version, was produced by [Don Cook](/wiki/Don_Cook "Don Cook").


Why were some songs from this album previously released as singles without success?