
NOW Dance - The 80s (4CD)
In 1985, NOW Music released âNOW Dance: The 12â Mixesâ, a 20-track compilation that included the extended or remix versions of some of the biggest recent hits and popular club tracks. This was followed a year later by a second 20-track volume, and in 1989, a thirdâŠ
NOW Music proudly present âNOW Dance â The 80sâ; a selection of 48 tracks that appeared on those three original âNOW Danceâ albums - all in their 12â, extended or remixed versions.
From the first (1985) âNOW Danceâ release â Philip Bailey & Phil Collinsâ #1 smash âEasy Loverâ kicks off the album, with The Power Station, Eurythmics, Stephen Tin Tin Duffy, and Belouis Some following. Less compiled cuts from Eddy And The Soulband & Mahogany, Lillo Thomas, and T.C. Curtis are up next, along with huge chart & club hits from Loose Ends, Cool Notes, Jermaine Jackson, and the #1 âMove Closerâ from Phyllis Nelson. Two 80s classics from Ashford & Simpson (âSolidâ) and DeBarge (âRhythm Of The Nightâ) feature, before making way for a stellar line-up from the next âNOW Danceâ - from 1986.
Massive club and Dance tracks that crossed over to become equally big chart hits from 1986 include âAinât Nothinâ Goinâ On But The Rentâ from Gwen Guthrie, â(You Are My) All And Allâ from Joyce Sims , and âMine All Mineâ from Ca$hflow, plus floor-fillers from Aretha Franklin, Midnight Star, Timex Social Club, Grace Jones, and Jaki Graham, and slick Dance-Pop from Five Star â with our second disc finishing on another #1, âI Want To Wake Up With Youâ from Boris Gardiner. Our third disc continues the run of 1986 Dance gold opening with the yearâs biggest hit, the #1 âDonât Leave Me This Wayâ from The Communards with Sarah Jane Morris, alongside the hottest dancefloor hits from Jermaine Stewart, Bronski Beat, Sinitta, Phil Fearon & Galaxy, Paul Hardcastle, a remixed Disco favourite from Tavares, and âHoliday Rapâ - a huge summer hit from MC Miker G. & DJ Sven saluting a classic.
Fine Young Cannibals open the run of tracks from 1989âs third volume of âNOW Dance: The 12â Mixesâ, with Double Trouble feat. Rebel MC, Tone-Loc, and the classic Soul of âJoy And Painâ from Maze & Frankie Beverly completing our third disc⊠which leaves 12 slices of 1989âs dancefloor magic for our final disc. The peerless âBuffalo Stanceâ from Neneh Cherry starts the run that also features Bobby Brown, Inner City, Cookie Crew, The Beatmasters, and D-Mob feat. LRS & DC Sarome. âStraight Upâ from Paula Abdul was huge in both the UK and the US, and further smashes from Yazz, Coldcut feat. Lisa Stansfield, Kym Mazelle, and Adeva & Paul Simpson keep the energy up, before we close with the timeless âKeep On Movinââ from Soul II Soul, featuring the sublime vocals of Caron Wheeler.
Celebrating the 80s dance floor, and celebrating NOWâs legacy - NOW Dance â The 80s; 48 12â and extended versions on 4 CDs.
In 1985, NOW Music released âNOW Dance: The 12â Mixesâ, a 20-track compilation that included the extended or remix versions of some of the biggest recent hits and popular club tracks. This was followed a year later by a second 20-track volume, and in 1989, a thirdâŠ
NOW Music proudly present âNOW Dance â The 80sâ; a selection of 48 tracks that appeared on those three original âNOW Danceâ albums - all in their 12â, extended or remixed versions.
From the first (1985) âNOW Danceâ release â Philip Bailey & Phil Collinsâ #1 smash âEasy Loverâ kicks off the album, with The Power Station, Eurythmics, Stephen Tin Tin Duffy, and Belouis Some following. Less compiled cuts from Eddy And The Soulband & Mahogany, Lillo Thomas, and T.C. Curtis are up next, along with huge chart & club hits from Loose Ends, Cool Notes, Jermaine Jackson, and the #1 âMove Closerâ from Phyllis Nelson. Two 80s classics from Ashford & Simpson (âSolidâ) and DeBarge (âRhythm Of The Nightâ) feature, before making way for a stellar line-up from the next âNOW Danceâ - from 1986.
Massive club and Dance tracks that crossed over to become equally big chart hits from 1986 include âAinât Nothinâ Goinâ On But The Rentâ from Gwen Guthrie, â(You Are My) All And Allâ from Joyce Sims , and âMine All Mineâ from Ca$hflow, plus floor-fillers from Aretha Franklin, Midnight Star, Timex Social Club, Grace Jones, and Jaki Graham, and slick Dance-Pop from Five Star â with our second disc finishing on another #1, âI Want To Wake Up With Youâ from Boris Gardiner. Our third disc continues the run of 1986 Dance gold opening with the yearâs biggest hit, the #1 âDonât Leave Me This Wayâ from The Communards with Sarah Jane Morris, alongside the hottest dancefloor hits from Jermaine Stewart, Bronski Beat, Sinitta, Phil Fearon & Galaxy, Paul Hardcastle, a remixed Disco favourite from Tavares, and âHoliday Rapâ - a huge summer hit from MC Miker G. & DJ Sven saluting a classic.
Fine Young Cannibals open the run of tracks from 1989âs third volume of âNOW Dance: The 12â Mixesâ, with Double Trouble feat. Rebel MC, Tone-Loc, and the classic Soul of âJoy And Painâ from Maze & Frankie Beverly completing our third disc⊠which leaves 12 slices of 1989âs dancefloor magic for our final disc. The peerless âBuffalo Stanceâ from Neneh Cherry starts the run that also features Bobby Brown, Inner City, Cookie Crew, The Beatmasters, and D-Mob feat. LRS & DC Sarome. âStraight Upâ from Paula Abdul was huge in both the UK and the US, and further smashes from Yazz, Coldcut feat. Lisa Stansfield, Kym Mazelle, and Adeva & Paul Simpson keep the energy up, before we close with the timeless âKeep On Movinââ from Soul II Soul, featuring the sublime vocals of Caron Wheeler.
Celebrating the 80s dance floor, and celebrating NOWâs legacy - NOW Dance â The 80s; 48 12â and extended versions on 4 CDs.
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In 1985, NOW Music released âNOW Dance: The 12â Mixesâ, a 20-track compilation that included the extended or remix versions of some of the biggest recent hits and popular club tracks. This was followed a year later by a second 20-track volume, and in 1989, a thirdâŠ
NOW Music proudly present âNOW Dance â The 80sâ; a selection of 48 tracks that appeared on those three original âNOW Danceâ albums - all in their 12â, extended or remixed versions.
From the first (1985) âNOW Danceâ release â Philip Bailey & Phil Collinsâ #1 smash âEasy Loverâ kicks off the album, with The Power Station, Eurythmics, Stephen Tin Tin Duffy, and Belouis Some following. Less compiled cuts from Eddy And The Soulband & Mahogany, Lillo Thomas, and T.C. Curtis are up next, along with huge chart & club hits from Loose Ends, Cool Notes, Jermaine Jackson, and the #1 âMove Closerâ from Phyllis Nelson. Two 80s classics from Ashford & Simpson (âSolidâ) and DeBarge (âRhythm Of The Nightâ) feature, before making way for a stellar line-up from the next âNOW Danceâ - from 1986.
Massive club and Dance tracks that crossed over to become equally big chart hits from 1986 include âAinât Nothinâ Goinâ On But The Rentâ from Gwen Guthrie, â(You Are My) All And Allâ from Joyce Sims , and âMine All Mineâ from Ca$hflow, plus floor-fillers from Aretha Franklin, Midnight Star, Timex Social Club, Grace Jones, and Jaki Graham, and slick Dance-Pop from Five Star â with our second disc finishing on another #1, âI Want To Wake Up With Youâ from Boris Gardiner. Our third disc continues the run of 1986 Dance gold opening with the yearâs biggest hit, the #1 âDonât Leave Me This Wayâ from The Communards with Sarah Jane Morris, alongside the hottest dancefloor hits from Jermaine Stewart, Bronski Beat, Sinitta, Phil Fearon & Galaxy, Paul Hardcastle, a remixed Disco favourite from Tavares, and âHoliday Rapâ - a huge summer hit from MC Miker G. & DJ Sven saluting a classic.
Fine Young Cannibals open the run of tracks from 1989âs third volume of âNOW Dance: The 12â Mixesâ, with Double Trouble feat. Rebel MC, Tone-Loc, and the classic Soul of âJoy And Painâ from Maze & Frankie Beverly completing our third disc⊠which leaves 12 slices of 1989âs dancefloor magic for our final disc. The peerless âBuffalo Stanceâ from Neneh Cherry starts the run that also features Bobby Brown, Inner City, Cookie Crew, The Beatmasters, and D-Mob feat. LRS & DC Sarome. âStraight Upâ from Paula Abdul was huge in both the UK and the US, and further smashes from Yazz, Coldcut feat. Lisa Stansfield, Kym Mazelle, and Adeva & Paul Simpson keep the energy up, before we close with the timeless âKeep On Movinââ from Soul II Soul, featuring the sublime vocals of Caron Wheeler.
Celebrating the 80s dance floor, and celebrating NOWâs legacy - NOW Dance â The 80s; 48 12â and extended versions on 4 CDs.



















