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Available with Vinyl records London. Pink Vinyl Vinyl Records LP Vinyl Various Artists NOW is proud to present the next instalment in our ongoing Yearbook series and takes a look back 31 years ago with 44 tracks on 3 LPs, pressed on Pink Vinyl, to celebrate a stellar year of Pop singles. NOW Yearbook 1993.Opening with a posthumous 1 for Freddie Mercury with the remix of Living On My Own, before the first of two tracks included on this Yearbook from Pet Shop Boys taken from their classic 1993 album Very, Can You Forgive Her. New Order returned to the Top 5 with Regret, and R.E.M. had a string of hits including The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite. Duran Duran feature twice and Come Undone is up next, ahead of beautiful tracks from Annie Lennox and Lisa Stansfield closing Side One. Flip the album over for the first 1 from Take That, Pray, a global 1 smash from Ace Of Base and Reggae 1s from Shaggy with Oh Carolina and UB40 with their cover of I Cant Help Falling In Love With You. The remainder of LP1 celebrates long established Chart stars including Deborah Harry, Tears For Fears, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark and aha.The big comeback star of the year was Meat Loaf Id Do Anything For Love spent 7 weeks at 1 and was 1993s bestselling single, and is joined on LP2 by AltRock hits from Lenny Kravitz, Spin Doctors, and the massive Whats Up from 4 Non Blondes.Billy Joel enjoyed a huge hit with The River Of Dreams, and Side One finishes with Stings defining classic Fields Of Gold.Side Two opens with three of the years newer charting bands Radiohead with Creep, Suede with So Young and Manic Street Preachers with From Despair To Where all destined to become an essential part of the fabric of the decades Charts, whilst the remainder of the side includes the first Top 10 single for Jamiroquai, a modern classic from Paul Weller and a Top 20 return from Paul McCartney.The final LP opens with the second smash by Whitney Houston from The Bodyguard with Im Every Woman, and SNAP feat. Niki Harris with Exterminate. R&B and Soul fusions from Arrested Development and SWV follow ahead of the debut 1 hit Dreams from Gabrielle, and the side closes with Dina Carrolls massive ballad Dont Be A Stranger. On the collections final side its all about anthemic Pop kicking off with definitive tracks from Duran Duran with the sublime Ordinary World, Pet Shop Boys with their superb cover of Go West, and the 1 collaboration between Take That and Lulu. Floorfilling DancePop from Robin S, M People and West End feat. Sybil are all featured, whilst the final words are from Elton John & Kiki Dee with their version of True Love, which was a Top 3 smash through the Christmas period.NOW Yearbook 1993 A celebration of the diversity and wonderful creativity of a truly magnificent year in Pop







