What a Wonderful Day

NOW Music proudly presents NOW That’s What I Call Gold – The Ultimate Hits. This essential 4CD set brings together 85 tracks by legendary artists with timeless anthems, celebrating some of the greatest hits of all time, including chart-topping classics and enduring favourites.

Your favourite compilations brand is back with another genre collection. NOW That’s What I Call Jazz features 3CDs jam packed with the greatest Jazz songs from the best artists. From the masterworks of jazz legends to modern classics, NOW has it covered for your ultimate guide to Jazz.

NOW Music is proud to present NOW That’s What I Call Timeless…The Songs.

The songs of Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II have long been honored as some of Broadway's best and would be usually associated with large orchestras and/or exaggerated semi-operatic belting. But here Karrin Allyson defies the above stereotypes and sings these classic tunes in a subtle understated conversational fashion and backs herself with only a piano & bass.

NOW That’s What I Call Easy is a collection of timeless laid-back songs featuring some of the greatest easy listening artists including Andy Williams, Perry Como, Tony Bennett to name a few! The perfect gift this Christmas.

NOW Thats What I Call Easy is a collection of timeless laid-back songs featuring some of the greatest easy listening artists including Andy Williams, Perry Como, Engelbert Humperdinck, Henry Mancini, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett to name a few! The perfect gift this Christmas. Decent selection and great tracks, all of us listened to at one time or another, for many years! Now Thats What I Call Music Since then NOW has gone from strength to strength.

Above the album worked the 'The Best Mother's Day Album In The World…Ever!', and his release took place on 2021. The album has got songs with a total duration of more than an hour. A compilation is a compilation of original music.

His third holiday-themed album, 2008's What a Night! A Christmas Album continues vocalist/pianist Harry Connick, Jr.'s tradition of delivering swinging jazz and pop versions of various tinsel tunes new and old. Recorded with a big band and orchestra, this is a terrific collection of songs making the most of Connick's knack for modern-day crooning and rambunctious small-group jazz. There is warmth, sophistication, and urbane romanticism to Connick's work here that should draw well-earned comparisons to similar classic albums by the likes of Tony Bennett, Mel Tormé, Nat King Cole, and others.