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This 5CD Coloured Vinyl Vinyl CD is by Various Artists and In Stock now to order online for £37 (+Postage) Celebrate 40 years of huge hits with NOW That What I Call 40 Years ndash 100 tracks across 5 CDs honouring the legacy with a selection of the best from 40 years of NOW. Take the journey from the first edition back in 1983, right up to the present day ndash making at least one stop at every year in betweenOpening with 1983 biggest selling single Karma Chameleon from Culture Club, before 1s from UB40 and Bonnie Tyler, and the huge hit Radio Ga Ga by Queen. Signature smashes from Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Tina Turner, and Wham follow ahead of mid80s gold from Eurythmics, Peter Gabriel, Bananarama and The Communards with Sarah Jane Morris. The collaboration between Run DMC amp Aerosmith and Bon Jovi Livin On A Prayer are both legendary rock anthems, and the first disc closes with 1s from TPau, Pet Shop Boys and SExpress.Disc Two presents floorfillers from Yazz amp The Plastic Population and Womack amp Womack plus Back To Lifehellip from Soul II Soul amp Caron Wheeler. The timeless version of Nothing Compares 2 U by Sineacutead OConnor ushers in the 90s and is followed by 1s from Elton John, Shakespears Sister and SNAP The smashhit collaboration between The KLF and Tammy Wynette features along with sophisticated ballads from Duran Duran, The Pretenders and Sade. Massive 1s from Freddie Mercury, Meat Loaf, Wet Wet Wet and Coolio amp L.V. follow before Oasis close the disc with Dont Look Back In Anger.1996 1s included Wannabe by Spice Girls, and Fastlove by George Michael ndash and they open Disc Three ndash ahead of a run of pure pop gems from Eternal feat. Bebe Winans, All Saints, Boyzone, Steps, Aqua Barbie Girl, and from 1999, the debut hellipBaby One More Time from Britney Spears. Other superstar smashes on this disc include Angels from Robbie Williams, Believe from Cher and Kylie Minogue biggest hit Cant Get You Out Of My Head. Incredible RampB from Mary J. Blige, and The Black Eyed Peas is included alongside artists who launched from TV talent shows to achieve massive success Girls Aloud, and closing the disc, Will Young.Disc Four kicks off with a run of huge selling 1s from James Blunt, Westlife, Gnarls Barkley and MIKA, before the amazing vocals of Amy Winehouse and Leona Lewis. Pop royalty Take That feature with Rule The World and Coldplay enjoyed their first 1 in 2008 with Viva La Vida. Pop gold from PNK and The Killers, and the huge dancepop hits Bad Romance by Lady Gaga, and On The Floor from Jennifer Lopez follow and 2011 saw Lana Del Rey make her debut with Video Games, and One Direction with What Makes You Beautiful. PSY had a global sensation, Pharrell Williams went to 1 with Happy, and the disc ends with the anthemic Let It Go by Idina Menzel from Frozen.The final disc opens with ing the first 1 for Ed Sheeran, leading a lineup of stellar charttoppers from Mark Ronson amp Bruno Mars, Little Mix, Justin Bieber and George Ezra. There huge dancepop from Dua Lipa, and Promises from Calvin Harris with Sam Smith ndash and Keala Settle This Is Me from the movie and soundtrack megahit The Greatest Showman. Huge eradefining songs from Lewis Capaldi, Billie Eilish and The Weeknd bring the collection into the 20s. Up next are introductory hits from Glass Animals and Olivia Rodrigo, along with more 1s from Lil Nas X, Elton John amp Dua Lipa and David Guetta amp Bebe Rexha. The Eurovision Song Contest in 2022 provided a huge hit for Sam Ryder, and in 2023 for Loreenhellip the final track, taken from the Summer of 2023 is Padam Padam from Kylie Minogue ndash an artist who has enjoyed much like NOW That What I Call Music continued success during five decades from the 80s to the 20s.NOW That What I Call 40 Years ndash celebrating NOW legacy with Massive Pop Hits from the past 40 years.
