Tina Turner All The Best

Music Of The 90s makes an effort in looking into some of the best music of the 1990's and does quite well. This was released by Warner Music UK.

These three discs include songs that topped chart on both sides of the Atlantic for sensational acts like Duran Duran (The Reflex), Culture Club (Karma Chameleon), Blondie (Call Me), Foreigner (I Want to Know What Love Is) and The Human League (Don't You Want Me). There further 16 UK #1 hits from homegrown greats like Wham! (The Edge of Heaven), Adam & The Ants (Stand and Deliver), Frankie Goes to Hollywood (Two Tribes), Simple Minds (Don't You (Forget About Me)), and Soft Cell (Tainted Love). And if that wasn't enough, we have the heavyweight hitmakers that millions of music fans in America took to the top like Lionel Richie and Diana Ross (Endless Love), Daryl Hall, John Oates (I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)!

NOW Music is proud to present NOW That’s What I Call USA: The 80s packed with 79 massive U.S. hits – Whilst some were big hits on both sides of the Atlantic, we shine a spotlight on huge hits from America at the time, that have gone on to be as legendary in the UK as they were in the US.

Revisit the vibrant and eclectic sounds of the late 1980s with The Hits Album: Later 80s. This 3-disc compilation captures essence of an era marked by its bold innovations and memorable hits across various music genres. Sony Music, Universal Music Operations Limited! From synth-pop anthems to heart-stirring ballads, each track in this collection brings to life the dynamic and diverse landscape of 80s music.

NOW are proud to announce the latest release in the numbered NOW series – NOW That’s What I Call Music 120 – Out April 4th. With 43 fantastic tracks across 2 CDs, NOW 120 brings you a hit-packed line-up including more than 20 Top 20 singles from the recent Sales and Airplay Charts. CD1 kicks off with Gracie Abrams’ first UK #1 That’s So True, followed by the huge collaboration between ROSÉ and Bruno Mars on APT before the first chart appearance and 4-week #1 smash Messy from Lola Young. Pop sensation Chappell Roan’s Pink Pony Club is followed by yet another massive track from the undeniable Sabrina Carpenter with Bed Chem. More pop royalty follows - Charli xcx has enjoyed award-winning success with her massive 2024 album Brat and features next with her fourth single from this album, Apple, leading to a run of smashes from CHRYSTAL, KSI feat. Trippie Redd, The Weeknd and Playboi Carti and Addison Rae.

It was the massive internal migration from the South during and just after the Second World War that made New York a mecca for rhythm and blues. The whole city was ablaze with talent during the 50s, when musicians came in their droves. Old style country bluesmen, hip cool jazz players, crooners and balladeers, jump n jive groups, solo performers there was more than enough work for everybody. And behind after them came the record companies, each one looking to promote talent and make money. . The melting pot of styles and musical approaches helped to form the new mainstream of the 60s: Ssoul.

Release date: 31 October, 2025. Step back to the early ’90s – an unforgettable era of pure pop, euphoric dancefloor anthems, soaring ballads and alternative classics. NOW Yearbook 1991 features 78 massive tracks across 4 CDs, housed in deluxe hardback book packaging with a 28-page booklet containing track-by-track notes. CD1 opens with a superstar double and a trio of #1s: George Michael and Elton John’s monumental live duet ‘Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me’. Chesney Hawkes’ defining debut ‘The One And Only’ and ‘The Shoop Shoop Song (It’s In His Kiss)’ from Cher. Roxette’s worldwide smash ‘Joyride’ is up next along with R.E.M.’s alt-pop classic ‘Shiny Happy People’. Seal makes his solo debut with the unforgettable ‘Crazy’, Simply Red shine with ‘Stars’ – the title track from the years’ biggest selling album - and Martika delivers the Prince-penned ‘Love… Thy Will Be Done’. Contemporary pop ballads from Paula Abdul, Beverley Craven and the timeless ‘Get Here’ from Oleta Adams feature, before sophisticated pop from Pet Shop Boys with ‘Jealousy’ and Marc Almond’s fabulous cover of ‘Jacky’. Kylie Minogue (‘What Do I Have To Do?’), Bananarama (‘Preacher Man’), Cathy Dennis (‘Touch Me (All Night Long’) were all dance-pop smashes and Belinda Carlisle, Voice Of The Beehive and Divinyls all deliver great US power pop brilliance, before The Clash’s enduring ‘Should I Stay Or Should I Go’ closes the disc…as we celebrate it becoming a #1 nearly 9 years after its’ original chart run.

Bonnie Bramlett (born Bonnie Lynn O'Farrell, November 8, 1944) is an American singer and occasional actress known for her distinctive vocals in rock and pop music. She began as a backing vocalist for blues and R&B singers; performed with her husband, Delaney Bramlett, as Delaney & Bonnie; and continues to sing as a solo artist. Collection includes: It's Time (1974); Lady's Choice (1976); I'm Still The Same (2002); I Can Laugh About It Now (2006); Beautiful (2008).