NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL AN ERA - SUCH A GOOD FEELING: 1988-1995
NOW Music proudly presents the next release in our “NOW That’s What I Call An Era” series - Such A Good Feeling: 1988-1995 – a euphoric celebration of a truly transformative time in music.
This stunning 3LP set pressed on blue, white and yellow vinyl showcases 46 essential tracks that soundtracked the dancefloors, charts, and airwaves from the late ’80s through the ’90s — an era when dance culture reshaped the mainstream, soundtracked a generation, and lit up the charts across the UK and beyond!
| Format | VINYL |
|---|---|
| Cat. no | LPNNNOW161 |
| Label | NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL MUSIC |
| Artist | VARIOUS ARTISTS |
| Release Date | 26/09/2025 |
| Carrier | 3LP |
| Barcode | 0198029162110 |
| Stock | Out of stock |
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LP1 – Side A opens in style with ‘Such A Good Feeling’ from Brothers In Rhythm, this collection’s inspiring title…followed by Black Box with ‘Ride On Time’ — the best-selling UK single of ’89, and one of dance music’s defining tracks. Massive club classics continue with C+C Music Factory’s ‘Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)’, house anthems from Inner City with ‘Good Life’, and ‘Dirty Cash (Money Talks)’ from Adventures Of Stevie V, plus dance-pop gems ‘Not Over Yet’ from Grace, and Billie Ray Martin with ‘Your Loving Arms’…Flip the LP over for the pioneering ‘Theme From S-Express’, a chart-topper from 1988, before dancefloor earworms from Kenny “Dope” Presents The Bucketheads with ‘The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind)’, Nightcrawlers with ‘Push The Feeling On’ and ‘People Hold On’ from Coldcut and Lisa Stansfield. The influential ‘Beat Dis’ from Bomb The Bass is up next ahead of Tony Di Bart’s #1 ‘The Real Thing’, Saint Etienne’s sophisticated dance-pop nugget ‘He’s On The Phone’, and LP1’s closer from D:Ream with the Perfecto radio remix of ‘U R The Best Thing’.
LP2 – kicks off with a run of electrifying Eurodance – all massive club anthems. ‘Rhythm Is A Dancer’ from SNAP! leads off; a UK No. 1 and another defining track of the decade – followed by smashes from Corona, Real McCoy, Dr. Alban, Haddaway, KWS and Cappella, before the side closes with the techno-pop of Opus III with ‘It’s A Fine Day’… The party continues on Side B with an irresistible lineup led by Deee-Lite with ‘Groove Is In The Heart’, their brilliant fusion of funk, house and pop that continues to be a massive floor-filler… as is ‘Dreamer’ from Livin’ Joy, a 1995 No. 1 smash, and vocal house classic ‘Finally’ from CeCe Peniston. Urban Cookie Collective scored a huge hit with ‘The Key, The Secret’, which is followed by the rave energy of Oceanic, N-Trance, Felix – and Utah Saints who sign-off LP2 with the epic ‘Something Good’.
Kicking off the final LP, Side A explodes into life with massive feel-good tunes:- Yazz & The Plastic Population’s ‘The Only Way Is Up’ – a 1988 No. 1 and landmark UK house hit ahead of 49ers with ‘Touch Me’ and Baby D with their #1 ‘Let Me Be Your Fantasy’. Another run of floor-fillers from Rozalla with ‘Everybody’s Free (To Feel Good)’, JX with ‘Son Of A Gun’, Blue Pearl’s ‘Naked In The Rain’ and ‘U Sure Do’ from Strike follows and the side closes with the electronic acid house of ‘Killer’ from Adamski that hit the top of the charts and introduced Seal… and over on the final side, the collection moves toward it's close with stunning and enduring tracks of the era – opening with Soul II Soul & Caron Wheeler’s #1 ‘Back To Life (However Do You Want Me)’ blending soul, R&B and club rhythms to perfection, while Beats International’s fusion of dub reggae and house: ‘Dub Be Good To Me’ (another chart-topper) follows with its iconic bassline and leads us into the stylish and smooth ‘Turn On, Tune In, Cop Out’ from Freak Power. The journey through this incredible era is completed with genre pioneers The Prodigy with ‘Charly’, ‘Infinity’ from Guru Josh, and closing with ambient house, ‘Pacific - 707’ from 808 State, and the timeless ‘The Sun Rising’ from The Beloved.
An unforgettable journey through the sounds that defined an era:- NOW That’s What I Call An Era - Such A Good Feeling: 1988-1995 — the definitive celebration of a golden age of dance music.
TRACKLIST
LP1 – Side A
1. Brothers In Rhythm - Such A Good Feeling
2. Black Box – Ride On Time
3. C+C Music Factory - Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)
4. Inner City - Good Life
5. Adventures Of Stevie V - Dirty Cash (Money Talks)
6. Grace – Not Over Yet
7. Billie Ray Martin – Your Loving Arms
LP1 – Side B
1. S'Express - Theme From S-Express
2. Kenny “Dope” Presents The Bucketheads - The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind)
3. Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On
4. Coldcut and Lisa Stansfield - People Hold On (Single Version)
5. Bomb The Bass - Beat Dis
6. Tony Di Bart - The Real Thing
7. Saint Etienne - He's On the Phone
8. D:Ream – U R The Best Thing
LP 2 – Side A
1. SNAP! - Rhythm Is A Dancer
2. Corona – The Rhythm Of The Night
3. Real McCoy - Another Night
4. Dr. Alban - It’s My Life
5. Haddaway - What Is Love
6. K.W.S. - Please Don’t Go
7. Cappella - U Got 2 Let The Music
8. Opus III – It’s A Fine Day
LP2 – Side B
1. Deee-Lite – Groove Is In The Heart
2. Livin' Joy - Dreamer
3. CeCe Peniston - Finally
4. Urban Cookie Collective - The Key, The Secret
5. Oceanic - Insanity - Dream Tripper (Old Skool Radio Edit)
6. N-trance – Set You Free
7. Felix - Don't You Want Me
8. Utah Saints - Something Good
LP3 – Side A
1. Yazz & The Plastic Population - The Only Way Is Up
2. 49ers - Touch Me
3. Baby D - Let Me Be Your Fantasy
4. Rozalla – Everybody’s Free (To Feel Good)
5. Strike - U Sure Do
6. JX – Son Of A Gun
7. Blue Pearl - Naked In The Rain
8. Adamski & Seal - Killer
LP3 – Side B
1. Soul II Soul, Caron Wheeler - Back To Life (However Do You Want Me)
2. Beats International - Dub Be Good To Me
3. Freak Power - Turn On, Tune In, Cop Out
4. The Prodigy – Charly
5. Guru Josh - Infinity
6. 808 State - Pacific - 707
7. The Beloved - The Sun Rising