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Vinyl records London dig this New Yellow Vinyl Vinyl Records LP Vinyl by Various Artists. Step back to the early 90s an unforgettable era of pure pop, euphoric dancefloor anthems, soaring ballads and alternative classics. NOW Yearbook 1991 features 43 unforgettable tracks across a 3LP set, pressed on bright yellow vinyl.LP1opens with a superstar double and two massive 1s George Michael and Elton Johns monumental live duet Dont Let The Sun Go Down On Me and Chesney Hawkes defining debut The One And Only. Roxettes worldwide smash Joyride is up next along with R.E.M.s altpop classic Shiny Happy People. Seal makes his solo debut with the unforgettable Crazy, and Beverly Craven enjoyed her chart debut with Promise Me. Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat was a huge hit musical in 91, and Andrew Lloyd Webber & Jason Donovan hit the top with Any Dream Will DoFlip the LP over for amazing new talent enjoying chart smashes in the early 90s… One of The KLFs run of superb single gems 3AM Eternal kicks things off, followed by The Prodigy with their breakthrough Charly, while Saint Etienne reimagine Neil Young on Only Love Can Break Your Heart. Martikas Princepenned Love Thy Will Be Done is followed by sophisticated pop from Pet Shop Boys with Jealousy and Marc Almonds fabulous cover of Jacky and the first LP closes with Sailing On The Seven Seas from Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark which saw them back in the Top 3.LP2opens with a truly timeless anthem The Waterboys The Whole Of The Moon rereleased six years after its original release to become a huge hit. Deacon Blue with Twist And Shout leads into The Railway Childrens biggest hit Every Beat Of The Heart, and James Sit Down captured the eras wave of infectious indiepop hitting 2. Boy Georges band Jesus Loves You enjoyed a hit with Bow Down Mister, before Whitney Houston delivers vocal brilliance on All The Man That I Need, and Oleta Adams timeless Get Here closes the sideand over on Side 2 Simply Red open with Stars the title track from the years biggest selling album ahead of Crowded House with Fall At Your Feet. At the start of 91 Sting hit 1 in the albums chart with The Soul Cages and its first single All This Time is up next along side Robert Palmers medley of two Marvin Gaye classics Mercy Mercy Me I Want You. The LP moves toward its close with Lenny Kravitz, and transatlantic hit ballads from Paula Abdul and Gloria Estefan.LP3opens with a stellar run of pure pop gold Pet Shop Boys open with their ingenious mashup Where The Streets Have No Name I Cant Take My Eyes Off You making their second appearance on this Yearbook as are The KLF joined this time by Tammy Wynette on the fantastic Justified And Ancient. Dancepop smashes from Kylie Minogue, Bananarama and Cathy Denis are featured ahead of Belinda Carlisle, and Divinyls who deliver great US power pop hits. Closing the side is The Clashs enduring Should I Stay Or Should I Go, as we celebrate it becoming a 1 nearly 9 years after its original chart run and over on the final side Chers charttopping The Shoop Shoop Song Its In His Kiss opens ahead of huge dancefloor cuts from C43C Music Factory with Gonna Make You Sweat Everybody Dance Now and Brothers In Rhythms euphoric Such A Good Feeling. Next up soulful vocals from Lisa Stansfield with Change and Tina Turner with Way Of The World one of the new tracks on her 91 Simply The Best compilation. and its left to Extreme with their acoustic US 1 More Than Words, and Scorpions Wind Of Change to close the collection in anthemic style.NOW Yearbook 1991 a celebration of the diversity and wonderful creativity of a magical year in pop.
