Now That's What I Call Music! 56

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Call Number: CD Pop Now 56
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Malletts Creek Branch, Pittsfield Branch, Westgate Branch

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Compact disc.
See you again (from Furious 7) / Wiz Khalifa, featuring Charlie Puth -- Can't feel my face / The Weeknd -- Locked away R. City, featuring Adam Levine -- Watch me (Whip, Nae Nae) / Silentó -- Bad blood / Taylor Swift, featuring Kendrick Lamar -- Good for you / Selena Gomez, featuring A$AP Rocky -- Cool for the summer / Demi Lovato -- She's kinda hot / 5 Seconds of Summer -- Uma Thurman / Fall Out Boy -- Marvin Gaye / Charlie Puth, featuring Meghan Trainor -- Fight song / Rachel Platten -- Photograph / Ed Sheeran -- Like I'm gonna lose you / Meghan Trainor, featuring John Legend -- Stitches / Shawn Mendes -- Ex's & Oh's / Elle King -- Strip it down / Luke Bryan -- NOW what's next!. Beautiful life / Nick Fradiani ; Smile / The Royal Concept ; Into the wild / Connell Cruise ; Bitter pill / Gavin James ; Temple / Parson James ; Crazy beautiful / Skylar Stecker.
Performed by various performers.
Music's most popular series is back with another collection featuring the biggest hits including chart toppers from the worlds of country, rock, rap, pop, and more.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

music submitted by KSB2013 on August 11, 2016, 10:37am Like all the others, but focused on the more recent songs

Now That's What I Call Music! 56 submitted by Varshini on July 11, 2019, 10:41pm I didn't really like the country or rock music, but everything else was alright.

Maybe I Missed the Memo on This One submitted by Meginator on August 26, 2020, 4:37pm This particular Now That’s What I Call Music compilation felt unusually one-note to me. Listening to the album a few years after its songs were most popular, I recognized most of them, but few seem to have had any staying power. Similar vocal styles and electronic effects make the songs seem to bleed into one another, though this does make the few tracks that stand out seem even better by comparison. This album is buoyed somewhat by its inclusion of a few rock songs in its second half, but even these (mostly) don’t represent these artists’ best work. Overall, this addition to the long-running series is a good time capsule, as all of them are, but it’s otherwise generally forgettable.