Various. NOW That's What I Call an Era - Ballroom Blitz ( Triple Coloured Vinyl ) Release Date 13th November

NOW Music proudly presents the next release in the 'ERA' series with NOW That's What I Call An Era - Ballroom Blitz: 1967-1976, celebrating the colourful world of glam rock, pop and unforgettable chart hits that defined the early-to-mid 1970s, with a selection of pop gems from the late 1960s.

Pressed across three stunning coloured vinyl LPs – red, white and gold – this collection showcases the era's biggest stars, instantly recognisable anthems, novelty favourites and enduring singalongs from one of the most distinctive periods in UK pop history.

LP1 opens with glam pop at its most exhilarating as Sweet's 'Ballroom Blitz' kicks off, followed by Mud's 'Dyna-Mite', Suzi Quatro's #1 'Can The Can' and Wizzard's 'See My Baby Jive'. A run of chart classics continues with Alvin Stardust, Kenny, Leo Sayer and Elton John. The flip side features The Archies' #1 'Sugar Sugar', 1910 Fruitgum Company, Ohio Express and Michael Jackson's 'Rockin' Robin', with Middle Of The Road's 'Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep', Dawn's 'Tie A Yellow Ribbon', Christie's 'Yellow River', The 5th Dimension and closing with The New Seekers' 'I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing'.

LP2 opens with The Rubettes and Bay City Rollers' #1s, followed by Pilot, Jigsaw, Carl Douglas' 'Kung Fu Fighting', Billy Ocean and Sailor. The second side features Eurovision winners Sandie Shaw, Brotherhood Of Man and Teach In, plus Sweet Dreams, The New Seekers, Stephanie De Sykes, Captain & Tennille, Guys 'n' Dolls and Jacky's 'White Horses'.

LP3 celebrates the era's most iconic pop with #1s from T. Rex, Suzi Quatro, Sweet and Mud, continuing with Gilbert O'Sullivan, Slik, Roxy Music and Sparks. The final side features Terry Jacks, Elton John, Chicory Tip, Norman Greenbaum, Blue Swede, Bay City Rollers, Jackson 5, Jackie Lee and The Wombles.

A packed celebration of the bright, joyful and enduring pop sounds that defined one of the most distinctive eras in UK music.