"16 Biggest Hits" is a compilation album by American singer and actress Liza Minnelli, released in July 2000 by Legacy Recordings. The album gathers songs released by the artist while she was under contract with Columbia Records. Liza Minnelli's career spans several decades of success in various fields, ranging from music to theater and cinema. Consequently, creating a comprehensive compilation of her hits is a challenging task from both a commercial and bureaucratic standpoint because her recordings are scattered across different record labels. Previous compilations before "16 Biggest Hits" had their tracklists specifically organized according to the record labels under which the songs were originally released. The recordings from the early days of her music career when she was signed with Capitol Records were featured in albums like "A Touch of Class" (1997) and "The Capitol Years" (2001). Recordings released during her contract with A&M Records were included in albums like "The Liza Minnelli Foursider" (1973) and "The Collection" (1998). Her Columbia Records era is represented in albums like "Simply The Best" (1982), "Liza" (1993), and "All that Jazz" (1999). For the content of "16 Biggest Hits," producer Didier C. Deutsch selected songs by Minnelli that were not necessarily "hits" but rather those that represent the best and most celebrated moments of her career, as well as standards with which she became associated. As many of the albums and singles were originally r