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Performer: Various Artists
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution (

Notes: This is part of Columbia Records "Now That's What I Call Music!" series. Like its predecessors, NOW 14 serves as a musical postcard from the pop charts, with this particular installment covering mid-to-late 2003. Not surprisingly, hip-hop makes a big mark, whether it's Jay-Z hooking up with paramour Beyonce Knowles on the Chi-Lites-sampling grandeur of "Crazy in Love" or St. Louis native Chingy dishing out his summer jam "Right Thurr." Justin Timberlake also clocks in a pair of appearances by way of his soulful duet with tourmates Black Eyed Peas on "Where Is the Love?" and a solo turn on the Latin-flavored radio edit of "Senorita." There's no shortage of R&B divas on this compilation either. In addition to Beyonce, Mya relaxes into the beats of the Missy Elliott co-written "My Love Is Like�Wo," Lumidee sings over the percussion-soaked "Never Leave You (Uh-Ooh, Uh -Ooh)," and Stacie Orrico croons her way over the harmony-tweaked "More to Life (There's Gotta Be)." As for rock fans, Fountains of Wayne offers up Beatlesque hooks and harmonies on "Stacy's Mom," alt-rock goddess Liz Phair serves up a sugary sweet "Why Can't I," and the Ataris give a pop-punk treatment to Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer."

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