Jackie Deshannon The Very Best Of Jackie DeShannon

Far from mediocre, especially when you look at some highlights of her 65+ year career:

1964 opening act for The Beatles on their first American tour
1965 recorded "Put A Little Love In Your Heart," which she co-wrote with Randy Myers and Jimmy Holiday
1968 released her groundbreaking LP "Laurel Canyon," one of the first albums written, conceptualized, and co-produced by a woman
1982 Grammy Winner for Song Of The Year - "Bette Davis Eyes," co-written with Donna Weiss
2004 reissue album “Jackie” selected by Rolling Stone magazine as one of 2004’s top ten reissue albums
2008 Jackie’s Grammy-nominated version of Bacharach/David's “What The World Needs Now Is Love” inducted into Grammy Hall of Fame
2013 recipient of Kentucky Music Hall of Fame Governor's Award
2010 inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame
2018 inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame

Mediocrity thrives in every age and this album proves it. Her voice is certainly nothing to write home about and the songs, except for a couple are pointless and aimless. May I never hear this version of 'The Weight' again.