What Makes You Beautiful

Now That's What I Call 40 Years or Now 40 Years is a quintuple-disc and triple-vinyl compilation album that is due for release in the United Kingdom on 24 November 2023 on CD, vinyl and downloadable formats. The album will also be released in a blue, white and violet vinyl album.

Kicking off this hit-packed album with ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ from one of the greatest bands of all time – Queen, followed by the massively popular ‘Sweet Caroline’ from Neil Diamond and the superb vocals on ‘There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart)’ from Eurythmics, indicating how truly legendary this line up is. Blondie, The Police and Elton John follow, before ‘Maggie May’ from Rod Stewart and smash hits from Electric Light Orchestra, Paul McCartney & Wings and The Beach Boys. Paul Simon’s most popular solo hit ‘You Can Call Me Al’ features, as does the timeless ‘Suspicious Minds’ from Elvis Presley… and there’s still time for more icons – Christina Aguilera, Sade, Shirley Bassey, Tina Turner and Lionel Richie, before ending this disc with mesmerising vocals from Céline Dion and Whitney Houston.

NOW Music Is Proud To Present NOW That’s What I Call Pop Gold – A Celebration Of The Very Best Of Pop With 48 Massive Hits On 3-LPs Pressed In Fabulous Neon Pink, Orange And Yellow. Starts With A Run Of Huge 80s Pop Smashes From Legendary Artists; Opening With The First #1 For Wham! Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go And The Signature Anthem I’m Still Standing From Elton John. Kim Wilde, Duran Duran And A-Ha Follow And Side 1 Is Completed By Two Soundtrack Smashes From Deniece Williams And Ray Parker Jr. Flip Over To The Other Side For Pop Magic From The Global Icons Britney Spears And Christina Aguilera, NOW That’s What I Call Pop Gold. Ultimate Pop Collection For The Ultimate Party!

NOW That’s What I Call Music! announces NOW #1s to mark 70 years of the Official Singles Chart On Monday 2022 we will be celebrating 70 years since the first UK Official Singles Record Chart was published in the New Musical Express on Friday 14th November 1952. The Hit Parade. The chart is still published today as the Official Singles Chart Top 100.Over the next month there will be many features on this Blog about the 70 years celebration of the Chart.Our first article is about the compilation album NOW bringing out NOW #1s to mark 70 years of the Official Singles Chart. Featuring chart-topping tracks from across the last 70 years, this is the ultimate compilation for pop fans of all ages.

EMI Presents NOW Thats What I Call HMV album original hits and the original artists genre Rock, Pop, Soul.