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Led by the heroically sideburned Ray Dorset, Mungo Jerry rose to overnight fame with their debut single, 1970's "In the Summertime," a loose-limbed celebration of the carefree summer months set to a rollicking acoustic accompaniment that invoked the sounds of skiffle and jug band music in its playful approach to the blues.

In November 2023 we celebrated NOW’s 40th anniversary with a collection of 100 massive Pop hits – but with 40 years of hits to choose from we had to leave out so many fantastic tracks – so it’s time to continue that celebration with NOW That’s What I Call 40 Years - Part 2 – 100 more essential hit tracks across 5 CDs – again honouring the legacy with a stellar selection from the past four decades of NOW. Embark on a musical journey from 1983 right up to the present day, making at least one memorable stop in each year along the way. Opening with Duran Duran’s 1983 #1 ‘Is There Something I Should Know?’, which featured on the first NOW album along with ‘Temptation’ by Heaven 17. Unforgettable hits including ‘Here Comes The Rain Again’ by Eurythmics, and Synth-Pop smashes from Howard Jones with ‘What Is Love?’ and ‘Smalltown Boy’ by Bronski Beat are up next. ‘Two Tribes’ by Frankie Goes To Hollywood spent 9 weeks at #1 in 1984 and features ahead of covers including the #1 collaboration between UB40 and Chrissie Hynde, and Kim Wilde’s version of ‘You Keep Me Hangin’ On’ which hit #1 in the U.S. The production team Stock, Aitken and Waterman hit Pop gold in the late ‘80s and huge hits they produced for Bananarama and Hazell Dean are included. The first disc closes with 1989 classics from Fine Young Cannibals, and the first #1 from Simple Minds ‘Belfast Child’.

The NOW series is back and kicking off the new year with NOW 108. This edition of the legendary compilation includes 46 chart-topping hits! Available from 26th March, NOW 108 is the perfect soundtrack to Spring 2021.

The NOW series is back and kicking off the new year with NOW 108. This edition of the legendary compilation includes 46 chart-topping hits! Available from 26th March, NOW 108 is the perfect soundtrack to Spring 2021.

Taylor Swift Just Revealed That Her “Special Very Chaotic Surprise” Is A “3AM Edition” Of Her New Album “Midnights” With Extra 7 Tracks And People Are Losing It. Taylor Swift’s new studio album Midnights. It’s a collection of music written in the middle of the night, a journey through terrors and sweet dreams. The floors we pace and the demons we face - the stories of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout Taylor’s life.

This third album from The Temper Trap comes four years after the Australian band's last release which won two major ARIA Awards. With trademark choirboy vocals and a panoramic pop/rock sound, The Temper Trap first rose to local acclaim, while word of the group’s potential quickly spread to other continents. For the first time the band members collaborated with an outside songwriter on "Thick As Thieves", British writer and producer Justin Parker, best known for his work with Lana Del Rey.

Midnights isn't a retreat so much as a return, a revival of the moody electro-pop that kept Reputation roiling. Where that 2017 record carried a measure of defiance, the vibe of Midnights is contemplative even when beats are insistent, as they are on occasion. Despite these fleeting moments of urgency, the record is clearly a soundtrack to be played in the wee hours of the morning. In that sense, Midnights is a kindred spirit to Folklore and Evermore, the twin 2020 albums Swift released during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, yet those records felt like collections of short stories where these songs – whether in their standard 13-song variation or the lengthy "3 AM Edition" which runs an additional seven tracks – all feel like confessions, even if they display the sense of exacting lyrical detail she's honed since Lover.