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1. Queen - Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
2. Electric Light Orchestra - Turn to Stone
3. Donna Summer - Theme from the Deep (Down Deep Inside)
4. Boney M. - Sunny
5. David Parton - Isn't She Lovely
6. Leo Sayer - How Much Love
7. Bryan Ferry - Tokyo Joe
8. Boz Scaggs - What Can I Say
9. Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed
10. Elton John - Crazy Water
11. Carole Bayer Sager?- I'd Rather Leave While I'm in Love
12. Elkie Brooks - Sunshine After the Rain
13. Smokie - Needles and Pins
14. Showaddywaddy?- When
15. Pratt ; McClain - Happy Days (Theme from 'Happy Days')
16. Elvis Presley - Suspicion
17. Billy Paul - Let 'Em in
18. The Philadelphia International All-Stars - Let's Clean Up the Ghetto
19. Barry White - It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me
20. Rose Royce - I Wanna Get Next to You
21. George Benson?- the Greatest Love of All
22. Iggy Pop - Lust for Life
23. The Jam - in the City
24. The Clash - Complete Control
25. The Stranglers?- Something Better Change
26. The Boomtown Rats - Mary of the 4th Form
27. Blondie - Rip Her to Shreds
28. Jonathan Richman ; the Modern Lovers - Egyptian Reggae
29. Iggy Pop - China Girl
30. Elvis Costello - Alison
31. Elvis Presley - Moody Blue
32. Steve Gibbons Band - Tulane
33. Status Quo - Wild Side of Life
34. Thin Lizzy - Don't Believe a Word
35. Nazareth - Love Hurts
36. Brendon - Gimme Some
37. John Miles - Slow Down
38. Elton John - Bite Your Lip (Get Up and Dance!)
39. Cliff Richard?- My Kinda Life
40. Pussycat - Smile
41. Glen Campbell - Southern Nights
42. Linda Ronstadt?- Blue Bayou
43. Donna Summer - I Remember Yesterday
44. Shalamar - Uptown Festival
45. Diana Ross - Gettin' Ready for Love
46. Harold Melvin ; the Blue Notes - Don't Leave Me This Way
47. Tavares - Whodunit
48. Barry White - I'm Qualified to Satisfy You
49. Van McCoy - Soul Cha Cha
50. Tina Charles - Dr Love
51. Deniece Williams - That's What Friends Are for
52. Hot Chocolate?- Put Your Love in Me
53. Andrew Lloyd Webber ; Barbara Dickson - Another Suitcase in Another Hall
54. Mary Mason - Angel of the Morning / Any Way That You Want Me
55. Boney M. - Belfast
56. The Dooleys - Love of My Life
57. Brotherhood of Man?- Oh Boy (The Mood I'm in)
58. Bay City Rollers - It's a Game
59. Showaddywaddy?- You Got What It Takes
60. The Rubettes - Baby I Know
61. Noosha Fox - Georgina Bailey
62. Smokie - It's Your Life

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NOW Music is thrilled to present NOW - Yearbook Extra 1977, a spectacular 3CD collection partner to the NOW - Yearbook 1977, showcasing more fantastic hits from an unforgettable year in music. CD1 opens with two of the greatest rock & pop groups of all time: kicking off with Queen, and the timeless 'Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy', followed by Electric Light Orchestra's 'Turn To Stone'. Donna Summer's 'Theme From The Deep (Down Deep Inside)' was a Top 5 smash and a true gem, and Boney M.'s 'Sunny' offers a timeless disco cover. Next comes pop classics from David Parton, covering Stevie Wonder's 'Isn't She Lovely', and Leo Sayer with 'How Much Love', alongside Bryan Ferry's top 15 hit 'Tokyo Joe'. Lesser compiled tracks from Elton John with 'Crazy Water', and Carole Bayer Sager with 'I'd Rather Leave While I'm In Love', are joined by big hits from Elkie Brooks, Smokie and Showaddywaddy, plus the theme from the smash hit TV show 'Happy Days'. The first disc concludes with a run of superb soul including from Billy Paul, Barry White, Rose Royce and George Benson with his original version of 'The Greatest Love Of All'. CD2 begins with a stellar run of punk and new wave. Iggy Pop's defining 'Lust For Life' opens, followed by The Jam's debut 'In The City' and The Clash's anthemic 'Complete Control'. The Stranglers bring 'Something Better Change', and The Boomtown Rats' with 'Mary Of The 4th Form', while Blondie's 'Rip Her To Shreds' continues the band's signature mix of genres. Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers scored a big hit with 'Egyptian Reggae' ahead of legends Elvis Costello, and Elvis Presley. Rock from Steve Gibbons Band, Status Quo and Thin Lizzy with 'Don't Believe A Word' is up next, whilst the disc slows to it's close with hit country tracks from Pussycat, Glen Campbell and Linda Ronstadt's 'Blue Bayou'. CD3 takes us to the heart of the dancefloor with a heady mix of disco and soul opening with Donna Summer and Shalamar both in retro mode with 'I Remember Yesterday', and 'Uptown Festival'. Diana Ross brings 'Gettin' Ready For Love', while Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes' 'Don't Leave Me This Way' hit the Top 5 and features the sublime vocals of Teddy Pendergrass. Disco cross-over hits from Tavares, Tina Charles and Van McCoy are joined by Hot Chocolate enjoying a Top 10 hit with 'Put Your Love In Me'. Easy pop from Andrew Lloyd Webber & Barbara Dickson from 'Evita', and Mary Mason, The Dooleys and Brotherhood Of Man all feature ahead of the final Top 20 hit for Bay City Rollers and the lead singer of Fox, Noosha, with her solo hit 'Georgina Bailey' before signing off with 'It's My Life', the seventh Top 20 hit for Smokie