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 3-LP set, pressed on bright yellow vinyl. LP1 opens with a superstar double and two massive #1s: George Michael and Elton John’s monumental live duet ‘Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me’ and Chesney Hawkes’ defining debut ‘The One And Only’. Roxette’s worldwide smash ‘Joyride’ is up next along with R.E.M.’s alt-pop 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 Do’.

Flip the LP over for amazing new talent enjoying chart smashes in the early ‘90s... One of The KLF’s 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’. Martika’s Prince-penned ‘Love… Thy Will Be Done’ is followed by sophisticated pop from Pet Shop Boys with ‘Jealousy’ and Marc Almond’s 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.

LP2 opens with a truly timeless anthem - The Waterboys’ ‘The Whole Of The Moon’ – re-released six years after its’ original release to become a huge hit. Deacon Blue with ‘Twist And Shout’ leads into The Railway Children’s biggest hit ‘Every Beat Of The Heart’, and James’ ‘Sit Down’ captured the era’s wave of infectious indie-pop hitting #2. Boy George’s 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 side.