Sony Music's new compilation album features some of the most recognisable tracks from TV adverts. This 2-CD collection features the tracks that are gripping the nation as part of the soundtrack to our lives.

The Very Best of TV Ad Songs contains 40 tracks and lasts for 2 hr, 14 min, 45 sec. It collects together some of the most notable TV Ad songs that have been aired recently, like Fleetwood Mac’s 'Everywhere' which was used for Three Mobile’s latest advert, and saw the single (which originally reached #4 in the UK charts in 1988) shoot back to #15 in March 2013.

Not all of the tracks are performed by the original artists, quite a few are covers, most notably four of the featured tracks were specially commissioned covers for John Lewis’s ad campaigns: Paloma Faith’s 'Never Tear Us Apart'; Fyfe Dangerfield’s 'She’s Always A Woman'; Ellie Goulding’s 2012 hit version of Elton John’s 'Your Song'; and the beautifully unusual cover of The Smith’s 'Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want' by Slow Moving Mille.

From Boston’s 'More Than A Feeling' for Barclaycard and Baccara’s 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie' for British Airways to Primal Scream’s 'Movin’ On Up' for Kellogg’s Cornflakes and Lana Del Rey’s cover of 'Blue Velvet' for H&M, The Very Best of TV Ad Songs is a compilation album that will appeal to everyone.

Track listing:

CD 1

01 - Fleetwood Mac - 'Everywhere' (Three)
02 - Rebecca Ferguson - 'Nothing's Real But Love' (Nescafe)
03 - Charlene Soraia - 'Wherever You Will Go' (Twinings)
04 - Fyfe Dangerfield - 'She's Always A Woman' (John Lewis)
05 - Nina Simone v Groovefinder - 'Ain't Got No - I Got Life' (Remix) (Muller)
06 - Olly Murs - Busy (Marks & Spencer)
07 - Paloma Faith - 'Never Tear Us Apart' (John Lewis)
08 - Will Young - 'Grace' (NatWest)
09 - Lissie  - 'Everywhere I Go' (Twinings)
10 - Deacon Blue - 'Real Gone Kid' (Boots)
11 - Haircut 100 - 'Fantastic Day' (as covered in Halifax)
12 - LaBelle - 'Lady Marmalade' (Marks & Spencer)
13 - Lenka - 'Everything At Once' (Microsoft Windows 8)
14 - Baccara - 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie' (British Airways)
15 - Bonnie Tyler - 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' (Cadbury)
16 - Boston - 'More Than A Feeling' (Barclaycard)
17 - Billy Ocean - 'Suddenly' (This Water)
18 - Europe - 'The Final Countdown' (Virgin Trains)
19 - Frankie Goes To Hollywood - 'Relax (New York Mix)' (Virgin Atlantic)
20 - The Bellamy Brothers - Let Your Love Flow (Barclaycard)

CD 2

01 - Ellie Goulding - 'Your Song' (John Lewis)
02 - Lana Del Rey - 'Blue Velvet' (H&M)
03 - Grace Jones - 'La Vie En Rose' (Dior)
04 - Rachel K Collier - 'Hard Road To Travel' (QualitySolicitors)
05 - Slow Moving Millie - 'Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want' (John Lewis)
06 - Eliza Doolittle - 'Pack Up' (Kinder Surprise)
07 - The X Factor Finalists 2011 feat. JLS & One Direction / RSVP Voices - 'Wishing On A Star' (Marks and Spencer)
08 - Jim Reeves - 'Welcome To My World' (Thomson)
09 - John Denver - 'Annie's Song' (Talk Talk)
10 - Johnny Cash - 'A Thing Called Love (NatWest)
11 - Andy Williams - 'The Impossible Dream' (Honda)
12 - Tony Bennett - 'The Good Life' (National Lottery)
13 - Doris Day - 'Oops' (Tena Lights)
14 - Oh Land - 'White Nights' (Littlewoods)
15 - Frida Amundsen - 'Closer' (BHS)
16 - The Drums - 'Let’s Go Surfing' (McDonalds)
17 - The Monkees - '(Theme From) The Monkees' (Sainsbury’s)
18 - REO Speedwagon - 'Can't Fight This Feeling' (Müller)
19 - Kiss - 'I Was Made For Lovin' You' ( as covered in Costa Coffee)
20 - Primal Scream - 'Movin' On Up' (Kellogg’s Cornflakes)

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Darren Rea