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Various Artists
Now That's What I Call Music 1987
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop, R&B, Rock

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Where the Streets Have No Name - Bono [U2]
2. Heaven Is a Place on Earth - Nowels, Rick
3. La Bamba - Traditional
4. It's a Sin - Lowe, Chris [1]
5. True Faith '87 - Hague, S.
6. Living in a Box - Piggot, S.
7. Walk the Dinosaur - Jacobs, Randall
8. Running in the Family - Badarou, Wally
9. Valerie - Jennings, Will
10. I Get the Sweetest Feeling - Evelyn, Alicia
11. When Smokey Sings - Fry, Martin
12. Skin Trade - Lebon, Simon
13. C'Est la Vie - Holding, Mark
14. You Sexy Thing [Remix] - Brown, Erroll [Hot
15. Heartache - Brown, Wayne Martin
16. Never Can Say Goodbye - Davis, Clifton
17. Respectable - Aitken, Matt
18. Love in the First Degree - Aitken, Matt
Track Listings (18) - Disc #2
1. Everything I Own - Gates, David [1]
2. Wonderful Life - Vearncombe, Colin
3. (Something Inside) So Strong - Siffre, Labi
4. China in Your Hands - Decker, Carol
5. Alone - Kelly, Tom [Vocals]
6. Is This Love - Coverdale, David
7. Ever Fallen in Love? - Shelley, Pete
8. Pump up the Volume - Young, M.
9. House Arrest - Campbell
10. Wipe Out - Surfaris
11. Hourglass - Difford, Chris
12. Labour of Love - Kane, Gregory
13. Letter from America - Raid, Charlie
14. Shattered Dreams - Datchler, Clark
15. Ideal World - Herman, Mark [1]
16. Crockett's Theme - Hammer, Jan
17. Under the Boardwalk - Resnick, Arthur
18. I Need Love - Erving, B.

36 of the year's memorable international chart hits, from a wide array of genres, ranging from pop to rock to soul. Includes hits by U2, Belinda Carlisle, T'Pau, Johnny Hates Jazz, Proclaimers, Black, New Order and M/A/R/... more »

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All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Now That's What I Call Music 1987
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI Import
Release Date: 7/13/1999
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop, R&B, Rock
Styles: House, New Wave & Post-Punk, Dance Pop, Adult Alternative, Soul
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 724352027422

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NOW 1987

01/05/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"For those of you who were in London in 1987 and early 1988, this album is a must buy. Has some rarer pop songs from the time, such as Pepsi & Shirlie's "Heartache" and "House Arrest" by Krush. Since there are 36 tracks and the CD is an import, I feel that it is worth the price!"

AMAZING VARIETY

Pieter | Johannesburg | 09/05/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This delightful UK compilation contains all the 1980s styles from rock, pop, synthpop and soul to folk. It opens with the U2 classic Where The Streets Have No Name and immediately goes into the power pop of Belinda Carlisle with Heaven Is A Place On Earth, followed by the glorious Los Lobos and their energetic cover of La Bamba. The eccentric Was (Not Was) contribute Walk The Dinosaur and ABC perform their poignant tribute to Smokey Robinson, When Smokey Sings, UK soul band Hot Chocolate contribute their club and chart hit You Sexy Thing while from duo Mel & Kim come the catchy Respectable. Two of my favorites are Boy George with his version of Everything I Own (an old reggae classic) and Black with Wonderful Life. There is also great soul in the shape of Labi Siffre and some hot metal in the form of Whitesnake, whilst dancefloor hits include Pump Up The Volume and The Proclaimers do their folk thing with Letter From America. Other interesting tracks are Ideal World by The Christians and Under The Boardwalk by Bruce Willis. Although not amongst my favorites, Duran Duran and The Pet Shop Boys were frequent visitors to the UK charts in this era and definitely merit inclusion. Overall, this album demonstrates the amazing variety of popular music in the middle to late 1980s and is ideal for a theme party or just to get the feel of the times."