Various Artists - Now That's What I Call Music 120 / Various - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Digitally remasted from the original master tapes. The deluxe packaging features all the elements from the original album, including lyrics to each song. Track Listing InchWild World,Inch InchOh Very Young,Inch InchPeace Train,Inch plsu many more. Album Tracks 1. Wild World 2. Oh Very Young 3. Can't Keep It in 4. Hard Headed Woman 5. Moonshadow 6. Two Fine People 7. Peace Train 8. Ready 9. Father & Son 10. Sitting 11. Morning Has Broken 12. Another Saturday Night

3CD set featuring 63 classic hits from an extraordinary time for Pop music, with the charts a melting pot that saw Disco stars from the US competing with emerging homegrown Punk and New Wave talent, groups who had outlived the Glam Rock trend of the early '70s, Soul ballads, exciting Rock (some hard, some soft), and some glimpses of what the next decade might hold. These three discs include the UK No. 1 hits from 10cc ('Dreadlock Holiday'), Hot Chocolate ('So You Win Again'), The Floaters ('Float On'), Baccara ('Yes Sir, I Can Boogie'), The Boomtown Rats ('Rat Trap'), and The Buggles ('Video Killed the Radio Star'). It also features big hits that topped the US chart for Commodores ('Three Times a Lady'), The Four Seasons ('December, 1963 (Oh What A Night!')), and Chic ('Le Freak'). 'The Hits Album - Later 70s' brings you classic Rock from Status Quo, the Electric Light Orchestra, and Rainbow, dancefloor fillers from Sister Sledge, and Earth, Wind & Fire, and timeless anthems from The Buggles, and Gloria Gaynor. Whether your favourites were Pop, Disco, Punk, New Wave, or the huge hit ballads, there's something for everyone on 'The Hits Album - Later 70s'. Album Tracks 1. Dance Away - Roxy Music 2. Turn to Stone - Electric Light Orchestra 3. Dreaming - Blondie 4. Stop Your Sobbing - the Pretenders 5. Because the Night - Patti Smith 6. Forever Autumn - Justin Hayward 7. Every Day Hurts - Sad Café 8. Dreadlock Holiday - 10CC 9. Uptown Top Ranking - Althea & Donna 10. Lovely Day - Bill Withers 11. Brown Girl in the Ring - Boney M 12. You're Moving Out Today - Carole Bayer Sager 13. Dancing in the City - Marshall Hain 14. So You Win Again - Hot Chocolate 15. Reunited - Peaches & Herb 16. Wishing on a Star - Rose Royce 17. Three Times a Lady - Commodores 18. Pearl's a Singer - Elkie Brooks 19. Oh What a Circus - David Essex &

As adjuncts to our highly popular InchAmerica's Greatest HitsInch series of collections for each calendar year in the 50s and early '60s, we have already produced collections based on landmark moments in the Billboard charts - InchThe First Top 100 Nov. 1955Inch (ACQCD7062) and InchThe First Hot 100 Aug. 1958Inch (ACQCD7083). This collection highlights another musical landmark with the very first Hot 100 chart of the 1960s, the dawn of a momentous decade in the annals of popular music. It simply comprises every record in that chart, published by Billboard on 4th January 1960, from No. 1 (Marty Robbins' InchEl PasoInch) to No. 100 (Rod Bernard's InchOne More ChanceInch, capturing the musical zeitgeist of the era, as pop music made the transition from the rock 'n' roll era into a period which would see equally iconoclastic developments in the genre. Alongside the major names there are a host of obscure and collectable records - minor one-hit wonders on relatively unknown labels which are not generally available on CD and which give a fascinating insight into the music of the time. It contains a 10,000+ word booklet featuring background notes on every record. Album Tracks 1. El Paso (Marty Robbins) - Marty Robbins 2. Why (Frankie Avalon) - Frankie Avalon 3. The Big Hurt (Toni Fisher) - Toni Fisher 4. Running Bear (Johnny Preston) - Johnny Preston 5. Way Down Yonder I New Orleans (Freddie Cannon) - Freddy Cannon 6. Heartaches By the Number (Guy Mitchell) - Guy Mitchell 7. It's Time to Cry (Paul Anka) - Paul Anka 8. Among My Souvenirs (Connie Francis) - Connie Francis 9. Pretty Blue Eyes (Steve Lawrence) - Steve Lawrence 10. Go Jimmy Go (Jimmy Clanton) - Jimmy Clanton 11. We Got Love (Bobby Rydell) - Bobby Rydell 12. Mack the Knife (Bobby Darin) - Bobby Darin 13. The Village of St. Bernadette (Andy Williams) - Andy Williams 14. Uh! Oh! Part