NOW That's What I Call Timeless - The Eternal Collection CD

NOW Music proudly presents NOW Thats What I Call Timeless The Eternal Collection 83 essential recordings bringing together landmark performances, unforgettable songwriting, and some of the most loved songs and voices in music history.CD1 opens with Elton Johns iconic Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, followed by Simon amp Garfunkels defining Bridge Over Troubled Water. Bruce Springsteens Academy Awardwinning Streets Of Philadelphia and Stings Fields Of Gold showcase a pair of contemporary classics and Eurythmics and Aretha Franklin deliver commanding performances on Sisters Are Doin It For Themselves. Rock classics from Electric Light Orchestra with Dont Bring Me Down and Paul McCartney amp Wings James Bond theme Live And Let Die are next, and Coldplays 1 Viva La Vida comes before beautiful songs from The Beach Boys, The Hollies, and Roxy Musics cover of Jealous Guy. A run of jazz influenced sophistication next from Stan Getz, Joo Gilberto amp Astrud Gilberto, Julie London, Amy Winehouse, Dinah Washingtons Mad About The Boy and Sade with Smooth Operator plus Frank Sinatras classic Come Fly With Me and taking the first disc toward its close are Lets Stay Together from Tina Turner and 20s favourites from Miley Cyrus and The Weeknd.CD2 brings stellar powerpop and rock, kicking off with Billy Joels We Didnt Start The Fire, ahead of Elvis Presleys Suspicious Minds followed by Cher and the epic The Whole Of The Moon from The Waterboys. Marc Almonds brilliant The Days Of Pearly Spencer leads into a run of 80s gems, including from, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Blondie, Kim Carnes, Dexys Midnight Runners, The Specials, The Jam and the Pretenders with Talk Of The Town, plus the stunning War Baby from Tom Robinson. The Polices Roxanne is included ahead of a selection of alltime essentials including from Bob Dylan, the Stone Poneys amp Linda Ronstadt, and The Mamas amp The Papas California Dreamin along with Harry Nilsson and Neil Diamond before closing with Fleetwood Macs Albatross.CD3 opens with massive 1s from Art Garfunkel with Bright Eyes and 10cc with Im Not In Love. The beautiful ballads continue from The Moody Blues with Nights In White Satin, Chicagos If You Leave Me Now and Ed Sheerans modern classic Perfect. More contemporary pop from Lewis Capaldi and Lana Del Rey come before iconic 70s smashes from Carly Simon with Youre So Vain, Kiki Dee with Amoureuse and Reason To Believe from Rod Stewart. Enduring poprock from Toto, Journey, Chesney Hawkes and Roy Orbison lead to the discs closing tracks that include some of the most popular love songs ever made including Patsy Clines Crazy The Platters with Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Dionne Warwicks A House Is Not A Home and finishing on Unchained Melody from The Righteous Brothers.The final disc continues to showcase great vocalists with unforgettable songs, beginning with Dolly Partons peerless Jolene followed by Lesley Gores You Dont Own Me, Dusty Springfields I Close My Eyes And Count To Ten and Shirley Bassey with her truly iconic signature Goldfinger. Next up, an incredible run of legendary soul, RampB and disco, including from Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston, Womack amp Womack, Donna Summer, Chic, and Rose Royce with timeless ballads Killing Me Softly With His Song from Roberta Flack, The Stylistics You Make Me Feel Brand New and Lionel Richie amp Diana Ross together on Endless Love. Marianne Faithfulls The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan has become a true classic as have huge 80s hits from Simply Red and Bryan Ferry. Roxettes It Must Have Been Love leads into the trio of disc closers Leona Lewis with her powerful take on Run, Spice Girls with their huge 1 2 Become 1 and Take Thats cover of How Deep Is Your Love rounding off a superb collection of timeless songs by some of the greatest artists of all time.A truly definitive collection, NOW Thats What I Call Timeless The Eternal Collection released 30thJanuary 2026.