Now thats what i call music! 36 album

Q: Which now album was 1996?

Taken from the Virgin Records America album Head Over Heels.

Q: What Now album was out in 1997?

Various – Now Thats What I Call Music! 37.

Q: What was the last NOW Thats What I Call Music?

The most recent album in the series, Now Thats What I Call Music! 84, was released on October 28, 2022.

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Four editions of the Now series were released in 2010, with Vol. 36 capping off the year. This compilation covers the usual ground, presenting 20 tracks that vacillate between pop, modern rock, contemporary country, and R&B. Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream” is the album’s only number one hit (unless you count Elvis’ “Suspicious Minds,” which topped the charts in 1969 and is presented here in a remixed Viva Elvis arrangement), but a handful of Top Ten singles are also thrown into the mix, including Usher’s “DJ Got Us Fallin’ in Love,” Kesha’s “Take It Off,” Taio Cruz’s “Dynamite,” Nelly’s “Just a Dream,” and B.o.B’s “Magic.” Meanwhile, the “What’s Next” section highlights newcomers like Sick Puppies and the Secret Sisters.

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The U.K.'s Now series features timely selections of pop hits and provides a convenient way for casual pop fans to stay on top of the most popular singles. The sets are almost always naturally well-rounded, encompassing dance music, R&B, hip-hop, teen pop, and rock. And though they might expire, in a sense, since they're based on trends in pop music, they work as more than adequate snapshots of specific points in time. The 36th volume, released in 1996, includes Jamiroquai's "Virtual Insanity," the Chemical Brothers' "Block Rockin' Beats," Sheryl Crow's "Everyday Is a Winding Road," Texas' "Say What You Want," the Divine Comedy's "Everybody Knows (Except You)," and the Prodigy's "Breathe."

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1-01	Spice Girls–	Mama Producer – Matt Rowe, Richard Stannard Written-By – Rowe, Stannard, Spice Girls	3:39
1-02	Texas–	Say What You Want Producer [Additional] – The Boilerhouse Boys Producer, Mixed By – Texas Written-By – McElhone, Spiteri	3:50
1-03	Bee Gees–	Alone Producer – Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb, Robin Gibb, Russ Titelman Written-By – B. Gibb; M. Gibb; R. Gibb*	4:48
1-04	The Beautiful South–	Don't Marry Her Producer – Jon Kelly Written-By – Rotheray, Heaton	3:21
1-05	No Doubt–	Don't Speak Written-By – Eric Stefani, Gwen Stefani	4:21
1-06	White Town–	Your Woman Written-By, Producer – Jyoti Mishra	4:17
1-07	The Blueboy*–	Remember Me Producer [Additional] – D Spencer, K Andrews Written-By – Miller, Blackmore, Shaw, Evans	3:47
1-08	Jamiroquai–	Virtual Insanity Written-By – Kay, Smith	4:04
1-09	Robert Miles–	One & One Vocals [Featuring] – Maria Nayler Written-By – B.Steinberg, M.C. D'Ubaldo, R.Nowels*	3:58
1-10	George Michael–	Spinning The Wheel (Forthright Edit) Remix – Forthright Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – George Michael, Jon Douglas	4:38
1-11	Mark Morrison–	Horny Featuring – Q-Tee Producer – Mark Morrison, Phil Chill Remix, Producer [Additional] – Cutfather & Joe Written-By – Mark Morrison	2:58
1-12	Peter Andre–	Natural Producer [Original Production] – Cutfather & Joe Producer, Mixed By – Craigie, Laws Written-By – Glen Goldsmith, O.Jacobs, Peter Andre, P.Jacobs	3:38
1-13	Damage–	Love Guaranteed Producer – Cutfather & Joe Producer [Vocal Production], Arranged By – Aliway Written-By – Bryan Powell, Harris III, Lewis	3:35
1-14	Eternal (2)–	Don't You Love Me Producer – Dennis Charles, Ronnie Wilson Written-By – Carolyn Mitchell, Christopher Kellum, Cynthia Biggs, Terence Dudley	3:48
1-15	Gabrielle–	Walk On By Written-By – Bacharach/David*	3:17
1-16	Kavana–	I Can Make You Feel Good Written-By – Hewett, Jackson, Shelby*	3:32
1-17	East 17–	Hey Child Producer – Rose & Foster* Producer [Additional] – Ian Stanley Written-By – Rose & Foster, Mortimer	4:04
1-18	Boyzone–	A Different Beat Arranged By – Martin Brannigan, Ray Hedges Producer – Ray 'Madman' Hedges* Written-By – Duffy, Brannigan, Hedges, Keating, Lynch, Gately	3:33
1-19	Backstreet Boys–	Anywhere For You Producer – Veit Renn Written-By – Gary Baker, Wayne Perry	4:40
1-20	911 (4)–	The Day We Find Love Producer – Eliot Kennedy, Mike Percy, Tim Lever Written-By – Kennedy, Boulding	4:08
2-01	U2–	Discothèque Lyrics By – Bono, The Edge Music By – U2 Other [Decks & Loops] – Howie B. Producer – Flood Recorded By – Howie B., Mark "Spike" Stent* Recorded By [Assistant] – Femio Hernandez, Rob Kirwan	5:06
2-02	Prodigy*–	Breathe Written-By – K. Flint, K.Palmer, L. Howlett*	3:59
2-03	The Chemical Brothers–	Block Rockin' Beats Written-By – Simons, Weaver, Rowlands*	3:23
2-04	Placebo–	Nancy Boy Producer – Brad Wood Written-By – Placebo	3:18
2-05	Monaco–	What Do You Want From Me? Producer – Potts, Hook Written-By – Potts, Hook	3:51
2-06	Sheryl Crow–	Everyday Is A Winding Road Producer – Sheryl Crow Written-By – Brian MacLeod, Jeff Trott, Sheryl Crow	4:16
2-07	Blur–	Beetlebum Producer – Stephen Street Written-By – Alex James (2), Damon Albarn, David Rowntree*, Graham Coxon	5:03
2-08	James–	She's A Star Producer – Stephen Hague Written-By – James	3:40
2-09	Mansun–	Wide Open Space Written-By – Paul Draper	4:01
2-10	Cast–	Free Me Producer – John Leckie Written-By – John Power	4:13
2-11	Space (4)–	Dark Clouds Producer – Steven Lirioni* Written-By – Griffiths, Space (4), Scott	3:24
2-12	Cathy Dennis–	Waterloo Sunset Producer – Cathy Dennis, Mark Saunders Written-By – Ray Davies	3:39
2-13	The Divine Comedy–	Everybody Knows (Except You) Written-By – N.Hannon*	3:48
2-14	Alisha's Attic–	Indestructible Producer – Dave Stewart* Written-By – Poole, Poole, Martin*	3:37
2-15	Ant & Dec–	Shout Producer – Richard Stannard Written-By – A.McPartlin, D.Donnelly, Ian Bowman, Julian Gallagher	3:47
2-16	The Source Feat. Candi Staton–	You Got The Love Producer – John Truelove Remix, Producer [Additional] – Rhythm Masters Vocals [Featuring] – Candi Staton Written By – Bellamy, Harris, Rush, Stephens	3:31
2-17	Sash!–	Encore Une Fois Producer – Sash!, Tokapi Written-By – Ralf Kappmeier, Sascha Lappessen, Thomas Alisson	3:47
2-18	DJ Quicksilver–	Bellissima Written-By, Producer – Orhan Terzi, Tommaso De Donatis	3:13
2-19	B.B.E.–	Flash Arranged By, Mixed By, Producer – Emmanuel Top Written-By – Bruno Quartier, Bruno Sanchioni	3:55
2-20	Amen UK*–	Passion Producer – Paul (Wand) Masterson* Written-By – G Mason, Luvian Maximen, Panos Liassi, Paul Masterson	3:25

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Compiled By – Ashley Abram
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How many Now That's What I Call Music volumes are there?

(The United Kingdom series has 100 albums and has been in circulation since 1983; the old country has known what music is for much longer.) All 67 albums have, undeniably, featured music—they are hitting 1.000 in that respect.