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George Michael's beautiful 'I Can't Make You Love Me' opens the first disc and is followed by two massive #1s from Ed Sheeran and Lewis Capaldi. Heartbreak anthems from Olivia Rodrigo, Amy Winehouse, and Christine Perri are up next alongside classic airplay smashes from Fugees with 'Killing Me Softly', Natalie Imbruglia with 'Torn' and 'Stay With Me' from Sam Smith alongside Sade, and Paloma Faith. The first disc finishes in epic cinematic style with Céline Dion's 'My Heart Will Go On' and 'I Will Always Love You' from Whitney Houston. A breath-taking run of timeless songs kicks off disc 2 from Elton John, Sting, Billy Joel, and Norah Jones, along with '90s classics from Seal, Oleta Adams, and Julee Cruise. Some more recent poignant love songs follow from Lana Del Rey, George Ezra, Hozier, and Kacey Musgraves - plus noughties gold from James Morrison \u0026amp; Nelly Furtado, Daniel Bedingfield and Leona Lewis. 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Recent tracks from Tate McRae and Mimi Webb are included, along with superb melodic pop from One Direction, Christina Aguilera, and Roxette side by side with smooth '90s sounds from Boyz II Men and All-4-One, before leading toward the end of the collection with some huge well-loved radio classics from Kelly Clarkson, Dido, Jason Mraz, and Ellie Goulding before signing off with two massive tracks: 'Rule The World' from Take That, and Westlife's 'You Raise Me Up'. 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Flip the album over for a run of perfect Pop gems, including Loreen with 'Euphoria', 'Popular' from Eric Saade, 'Wild Dances' from Ruslana, Helena Paparizou and Eleni Foureira. One of the greatest singers ever, Céline Dion won the contest back in 1988 and leads LP3, which also includes 'Hold Me Now' from Johnny Logan, and 4 more winning songs from Jamala, Marija Serifovi, Secret Garden. Over on Side B, well-loved favourites from Michael Ball, Sonia, Toto Cutugno and the Olsen Brothers are joined by 3 '90s winners for Ireland; Linda Martin, Niamh Kavanagh and Paul Harrington \u0026amp; Charlie Mcgettigan. LP4 starts with 'What's Another Year' - the first of Johnny Logan's winners, and Nicole's victor 'A Little Peace' as well as winners from Bobbysocks, Riva, Sandra Kim, Carola, and Corinne Hermès. 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A run of massive #1s is up next - starting with Olivia Rodrigo's 'vampire' followed by  Doja Cat's 'Paint The Town Red' and 'Strangers' from Kenya Grace. The smash hit '(It Goes Like) Nanana' from Peggy Gou leads into Pop-Dance from Kylie and Beyond Chicago X Majestic X Alex Mills. Collaborations from Becky Hill \u0026amp; Chase \u0026amp; Status, and Stormzy \u0026amp; RAYE are featured alongside floor-fillers from Sonny Fodera, MK \u0026amp; Clementine Douglas and Billy Gillies feat. Hannah Boleyn. International superstars SZA, Nicki Minaj and Post Malone all feature, and the end of Disc 1 showcases some of the latest releases from legendary artists who are still airplay favourites today - Rick Astley with 'Never Gonna Stop', 'Beside You' from James Blunt and finishing with 'Windows' from Pop royalty Take That. And whilst on the subject of legendary artists. Disc 2 opens with The Rolling Stones with their single 'Angry' from their 2023 album 'Hackney Diamonds'. 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Tracks fusing genres are up next including soul \u0026amp; jazz from The Manhattan Transfer, Earth Wind \u0026amp; Fire, Tom Browne, and the superb collaboration between Wilton Felder and Bobby Womack on 'Inherit The Wind'. Jazz influenced pop from Shakatak and Level 42 leads to chilled soul from Kool \u0026amp; The Gang, Brenda Russell and finishing with The Manhattans U.S. Top 5 smash 'Shining Star'. CD3 opens with a stellar run of dance pop : Donna Summer with 'Sunset People', Amii Stewart's cover of 'The Letter', Shalamar with 'Right In The Socket' and Stacy Lattisaw  with 'Dynamite!', a Top 10 single and dancefloor smash in the U.S. Great vocalists Gladys Knight, Joan Armatrading and Phil Lynott with his first solo hit 'Dear Miss Lonely Hearts' follow ahead of an explosive run of 1980's rock from Judas Priest, Saxon, Girlschool and the debut single from Iron Maiden. 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Flip the LP over to celebrate some of '81's best soul and disco featuring Rick James, Sister Sledge and Chaka Khan, ahead of funk-pop genre melding from Freeez, Shakatak and Level 42 before this first disc closes with reggae artist Sheila Hylton who made the Top 40 with her cover of The Police track 'The Bed's Too Big Without You'.   Bruce Springsteen opens LP2 with the title track from his #2 album 'The River' which gave him his first UK Top 40 single, and John Mellencamp - who would have to wait another year for his UK chart debut - with 'Ain't Even Done With The Night', his first Top 20 hit in the US. REO Speedwagon are up next with a track, 'In Your Letter' from the years' biggest-selling album in America, and Billy Joel released a live version of 'Say Goodbye To Hollywood', giving him a Top 20 hit there. Great singles from Elton John and Joan Armatrading lead to the side finishing with The Alan Parsons Project and another US hit, 'Time'. Side B opens with the Pretenders from their second album, and a single 'Louie Louie' that got a US, but not a UK release. Pat Benatar led into her 'Precious Time' album with 'Fire And Ice', and Generation X released 'Dancing With Myself', a track that lead singer Billy Idol would revisit in his solo releases. Echo \u0026amp; The Bunnymen, The Teardrop Explodes, and Dexys Midnight Runners all feature ahead of Joe Jackson covering the jazz\/blues\/swing standard 'Jumpin' Jive', and The Manhattan Transfer - who had a huge US hit with their cover of doo-wop classic 'Boy From New York City', which closes LP2. LP3 opens with an incredible run of alt-pop: The Creatures - Siouxsie Sioux and Budgie from Siouxsie And The Banshees - released their debut 'Mad Eyed Screamer' along with 'Primary', the single from The Cure's 'Faith' album, New Order with 'Procession', plus The Psychedelic Furs with 'Dumb Waiters'. The Clash released the non-album single 'This Is Radio Clash', and reggae and new-wave fusion from Scritti Politti with the sublime 'The 'Sweetest Girl''. The side closes with two chart regulars The Undertones and Squeeze with 'It's Going To Happen' and 'Is That Love?' and the final side kicks off with Debbie Harry, as 1981 saw her release her first solo album 'KooKoo', and from it here the second single 'The Jam Was Moving'. Donna Summer released 'Cold Love' from her 'The Wanderer' album, and Commodores feature with 'Lady (You Bring Me Up)'. Steve Winwood is up next with 'While You See A Chance', and the final three begin with Journey and their rock ballad 'Who's Crying Now', Rush with the epic 'Tom Sawyer', and closing the collection, Meat Loaf with the lead single from his album 'Dead Ringer For Love', 'I'm Gonna Love Her For Both Of Us'. 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Those tracks were generally the bigger hits of the year, with their chart achievement a factor in their inclusion - however - that's not the whole singles story of the year, and our celebration of 1981 wouldn't be complete without shining a light on some of the years' singles that have been compiled much less frequently over the past 40 years.   Welcome to THE VAULT for 1981, 4 CDs featuring 82 tracks. Some of the tracks included were Top 40 hits, some missed the chart completely. Some were representative of massive selling albums, and some were big hits in the U.S. and not in the U.K but all are part of the wonderful pop story of 1981. A year away from their Top 40 debut, CD1 opens with Simple Minds with 'Sweat In Bullet' from their 'Sons And Fascination' album and followed by Spandau Ballet with 'Paint Me Down' from their second album 'Diamond'. Heaven 17 are up next with their debut single '(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang', alongside the debut from Eurythmics 'Never Gonna Cry Again'. 1981 saw Debbie Harry release her first solo album 'KooKoo', and from it here the second single 'The Jam Was Moving' and Donna Summer released 'Cold Love' also the second single from her 'The Wanderer' album.  Gary Numan reunited with his former band members, now called Dramatis on the superb 'Love Needs No Disguise', and John Foxx released 'Europe After The Rain' as the lead single from 'The Garden'. Generation X released 'Dancing With Myself', a track that lead singer Billy Idol would revisit in his solo releases. Post-Punk new wave from Hazel O'Connor, Bow Wow Wow, Honey Bane and Altered Images feature along with the 1978 debut 'Young Parisians' from Adam \u0026amp; The Ants - re-released to become a hit in 1981. Squeeze, Split Enz and The Boomtown Rats are up next before the first disc closes with pop nuggets from Hot Chocolate and Boney M with 'We Kill The World.', their last original Top 40 single. Bruce Springsteen opens Disc 2 with the title track from his #2 album 'The River' which gave him his first UK Top 40 single, and John Mellencamp - who would have to wait another year for his UK chart debut - with 'Ain't Even Done With The Night', his first Top 20 hit in the US. Great tracks from Steve Winwood, Elton John and Joan Armatrading come ahead of a run of the years' best rock including 'Tom Sawyer' from Rush, Rainbow, Girlschool, Thin Lizzy and Gillan, along with Foreigner with their US Top 5 smash 'Urgent' and Meat Loaf with the lead single from his album 'Dead Ringer For Love', 'I'm Gonna Love Her For Both Of Us'. The rest of CD2 celebrates some of '81's best soul and disco featuring Commodores, Rick James, Chaka Khan, Evelyn 'Champaign' King, Sister Sledge, Odyssey, Voggue and the dance-floor essential 'Can You Handle It' from Sharon Redd. CD3 opens with an incredible run of alt-pop: The Creatures - Siouxsie Sioux and Budgie from Siouxsie And The Banshees - released their debut 'Mad Eyed Screamer' along with 'Primary', the single from The Cure's 'Faith' album, New Order with 'Procession', plus The Psychedelic Furs, Echo \u0026amp; The Bunnymen, The Teardrop Explodes, The Undertones and The Stranglers. Dexys Midnight Runners \u0026amp; Kevin Rowland had a #1 in 1980 and would again in 1982, and in 1981 'Show Me' made the Top 20. The Clash released the non-album single 'This Is Radio Clash', and reggae and new-wave fusion came from The Beat and Scritti Politti - whilst reggae artist Sheila Hylton made the Top 40 with her cover of The Police track 'The Bed's Too Big Without You'. More funk-pop genre melding from Freeez, Level 42 and Shakatak lead to The Manhattan Transfer - who had a huge US hit with their cover of doo-wop classic 'Boy From New York City', and the disc closes with Joe Jackson covering the jazz\/blues\/swing standard 'Jumpin' Jive'.  The final disc opens with the Pretenders from their second album, and a single 'Louie Louie' that got a US, but not a UK release. Pat Benatar led into her 'Precious Time' album with 'Fire And Ice', and Billy Joel released a live version of 'Say Goodbye To Hollywood', giving him a US Top 20 hit. Bruce Springsteen wrote 'This Little Girl, giving Gary U.S. Bonds a big US hit, and other stars enjoying success in America in 1981 include REO Speedwagon who had the years' biggest selling album, Rick Springfield, Journey, and Kim Carnes. The Alan Parsons Project saw 'Time' become a Top 20 hit, and Juice Newton hit #2 with 'Queen Of Hearts'. 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Those tracks were generally the bigger hits of the year, with their chart achievement a factor in their inclusion - however - that's not the whole singles story of the year, and our celebration of 1981 wouldn't be complete without shining a light on some of the years' singles that have been compiled much less frequently over the past 40 years.   Welcome to THE VAULT for 1981, 4 CDs featuring 82 tracks. Some of the tracks included were Top 40 hits, some missed the chart completely. Some were representative of massive selling albums, and some were big hits in the U.S. and not in the U.K but all are part of the wonderful pop story of 1981. 82 tracks across 4-CDs - NOW Yearbook - The Vault: 1981, available as a special edition 4-CD that comes in `hardback book' packaging featuring a 28-page booklet, including notes about each track. A year away from their Top 40 debut, CD1 opens with Simple Minds with 'Sweat In Bullet' from their 'Sons And Fascination' album and followed by Spandau Ballet with 'Paint Me Down' from their second album 'Diamond'. Heaven 17 are up next with their debut single '(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang', alongside the debut from Eurythmics 'Never Gonna Cry Again'. 1981 saw Debbie Harry release her first solo album 'KooKoo', and from it here the second single 'The Jam Was Moving' and Donna Summer released 'Cold Love' also the second single from her 'The Wanderer' album.  Gary Numan reunited with his former band members, now called Dramatis on the superb 'Love Needs No Disguise', and John Foxx released 'Europe After The Rain' as the lead single from 'The Garden'. Generation X released 'Dancing With Myself', a track that lead singer Billy Idol would revisit in his solo releases. Post-Punk new wave from Hazel O'Connor, Bow Wow Wow, Honey Bane and Altered Images feature along with the 1978 debut 'Young Parisians' from Adam \u0026amp; The Ants - re-released to become a hit in 1981. Squeeze, Split Enz and The Boomtown Rats are up next before the first disc closes with pop nuggets from Hot Chocolate and Boney M with 'We Kill The World.', their last original Top 40 single. Bruce Springsteen opens Disc 2 with the title track from his #2 album 'The River' which gave him his first UK Top 40 single, and John Mellencamp - who would have to wait another year for his UK chart debut - with 'Ain't Even Done With The Night', his first Top 20 hit in the US. Great tracks from Steve Winwood, Elton John and Joan Armatrading come ahead of a run of the years' best rock including 'Tom Sawyer' from Rush, Rainbow, Girlschool, Thin Lizzy and Gillan, along with Foreigner with their US Top 5 smash 'Urgent' and Meat Loaf with the lead single from his album 'Dead Ringer For Love', 'I'm Gonna Love Her For Both Of Us'. The rest of CD2 celebrates some of '81's best soul and disco featuring Commodores, Rick James, Chaka Khan, Evelyn 'Champaign' King, Sister Sledge, Odyssey, Voggue and the dance-floor essential 'Can You Handle It' from Sharon Redd. CD3 opens with an incredible run of alt-pop: The Creatures - Siouxsie Sioux and Budgie from Siouxsie And The Banshees - released their debut 'Mad Eyed Screamer' along with 'Primary', the single from The Cure's 'Faith' album, New Order with 'Procession', plus The Psychedelic Furs, Echo \u0026amp; The Bunnymen, The Teardrop Explodes, The Undertones and The Stranglers. Dexys Midnight Runners \u0026amp; Kevin Rowland had a #1 in 1980 and would again in 1982, and in 1981 'Show Me' made the Top 20. The Clash released the non-album single 'This Is Radio Clash', and reggae and new-wave fusion came from The Beat and Scritti Politti - whilst reggae artist Sheila Hylton made the Top 40 with her cover of The Police track 'The Bed's Too Big Without You'. More funk-pop genre melding from Freeez, Level 42 and Shakatak lead to The Manhattan Transfer - who had a huge US hit with their cover of doo-wop classic 'Boy From New York City', and the disc closes with Joe Jackson covering the jazz\/blues\/swing standard 'Jumpin' Jive'.  The final disc opens with the Pretenders from their second album, and a single 'Louie Louie' that got a US, but not a UK release. Pat Benatar led into her 'Precious Time' album with 'Fire And Ice', and Billy Joel released a live version of 'Say Goodbye To Hollywood', giving him a US Top 20 hit. Bruce Springsteen wrote 'This Little Girl, giving Gary U.S. Bonds a big US hit, and other stars enjoying success in America in 1981 include REO Speedwagon who had the years' biggest selling album, Rick Springfield, Journey, and Kim Carnes. The Alan Parsons Project saw 'Time' become a Top 20 hit, and Juice Newton hit #2 with 'Queen Of Hearts'. Missing the UK Top 40, but going all the way to #1 in the US, Eddie Rabbitt's 'I Love A Rainy Night' is up next ahead of Dolly Parton with 'But You Know I Love You'. A Taste Of Honey had a huge hit back in 1978 with 'Boogie Oogie Oogie' (UK #3 \/ US #1) - and hit Top 3 in '81 with 'Sukiyaki' in the US, and that track leads into the final four in our collection - and a stunning closing run of vocalists: Aretha Franklin and George Benson duetting on 'Love All The Hurt Away', Diana Ross, 'Sailing' from Christopher Cross - another US #1, and signing off with Neil Diamond with the second single from the soundtrack of 'The Jazz Singer', 'Hello Again'. 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CD1 opens with the massive hit collaboration between Calvin Harris and Clementine Douglas on 'Blessings', followed by huge artists with lead-in singles for new albums: Sabrina Carpenter's #1 'Manchild' and Ed Sheeran's genre-blending return 'Azizam'. Tate McRae continues this opening run of huge hits with 'sports car', ahead of Benson Boone with 'Mystical Magical' and Chappell Roan's 'The Giver'. 'Love Me Not', the Top 3 smash for Ravyn Lenae is up next along with sombr with 'undressed' - one of two Top 10 hits in 2025 so far, before Alex Warren's sensational 'Burning Down'. Great pop from Ariana Grande with 'twilight zone', and JADE's 'FUFN' feature ahead of the chart debut from Skye Newman with 'Hairdresser'. Lola Young, Olivia Dean and Lana Del Rey each provide standout tracks with 'One Thing', 'Nice to Each Other' and 'Henry, come on' before Charli xcx's infectious 'party 4 u'. The first disc closes with dancefloor-ready tracks from David Guetta \u0026amp; SIA, Max Dean, Luke Dean and Locky with 'Can't Decide', Sonny Fodera \u0026amp; Clementine Douglas on 'Tell Me' and Levi Heron with his anthemic 'The Glen'. CD2 launches with another huge Sabrina Carpenter track from earlier this year - 'Busy Woman', followed by rising star Myles Smith with his airplay smash 'Gold'. Alex Warren returns alongside Jelly Roll on 'Bloodline', before JADE gives us more pop magic with her latest single 'Plastic Box'. Benson Boone's 'Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else' leads into sombr's second track on this release - 'back to friends', and superstar The Weeknd features with 'Cry for Me'. The hits continue from Leon Thomas, mgk and Addison Rae, plus Jessie J makes her return with 'Living My Best Life'. Big airplay tracks from Joe Jonas, Ella Henderson and Morgan Wallen lead into Sam Fender with the powerful 'Little Bit Closer'. Biffy Clyro and Stereophonics provide rock infused tracks 'A Little Love' and 'Make It On Your Own', and Elton John \u0026amp; Brandi Carlile feature with 'Little Richard's Bible' from their #1 album 'Who Believes In Angels?'. 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