NOW That's What I Call 40 Years: Volume 1 - 1983-1993 3-Disc CD

NOW Thats What I Call Music is excited to celebrate our 40thanniversary, and we are proud to present four very special collectors editions that together present 175 essential hits from the past 40 years on vinyl. The first of these isNOW That039s What I Call 40 Years Volume 1 19831993. Looking back at 10 years of huge Pop hits, this 3LP is pressed onwhitevinyl, in a stunning trifold sleeve that includes a trackbytrack guide and original singles and NOW artwork.42 tracks that span the first 10 years of NOW Thats What I Call Music releases, including tracks from all of the first 25 numbered NOW albums.Kicking off in 1983 with the years biggest seller Karma Chameleon from Culture Club and including some of the most popular hits of the 80s, including Radio Ga Ga from Queen, UB40, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Paul McCartney, and Tina Turner with her signature song Whats Love Got To Do With It. Wake Me Up Before You GoGo the first 1 for Wham is included alongside huge hits from Lionel Richie, Eurythmics, Bananarama, The Communards with Sarah Jane Morris and Sledgehammer from Peter Gabriel. Rock hits including the collaboration between Run DMC and Aerosmith, and Livin On A Prayer from Bon Jovi are featured along with 1s from Pet Shop Boys, Belinda Carlisle, SExpress, Yazz amp The Plastic Population, Marc Almond amp Gene Pitney and Soul II Soul amp Caron Wheeler.As the 80s gave way to the 90s, Beats Internationals Dub Be Good To Me leads the 1s including Elton Johns Sacrifice, and the stunning version of the Princewritten Nothing Compares 2 U from Sinad OConnor. The Clash with the rereleased Should I Stay Or Should I Go. Shakespears Sister and Tasmin Archer hit 1 for the first time, and The KLF delivered a fantastic collaboration with Tammy Wynette. Duran Duran and New Order were both back in the Top 10 in 1993. A remix of Freddie Mercurys Living On My Own which saw him top the charts for the first time as a solo artist closes this first volume of hits from NOWs first 40 Years.