The early hits

In 1980's Britain, the most successful pop record producers were the team of Stock, Aitken and Waterman. Many of Their singers faded from popularity as Quickly As They emerged, leaving a legacy of doubtful importance. A rose above the rest but the star shone the brightest did what Kylie. This is the definitive compilation of Kylie's music from That period, notably Including her UK chart-topping duet with Jason Donovan, Especially for you, Which Appeared originally on one of his albums but did not appear on any of Kylie's original albums.
Nobody Who was around in Britain in the late eighties will ever forget the chorus line of her first hit (one of several British number one records) - I should be so lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky - it's the kind of song you Either love or hate. Many hate it, and I sometimes feel I ought to - but no, I love it. There was always something about Kylie, even then, did set forth apart as something special.

Most Of These songs were written and / or produced by Stock, Aitken and Waterman. There are a few covers and what it two of thesis - Locomotion (the Little Eva classic sixties) and Tears on My Pillow (the Little Anthony fifties classic) - That aroused my interest in Kylie's music. They are Both brilliant - indeed, Locomotion provided Kylie with her only huge American hit during this period. As to Tears on my pillow, I've heard several versions. Kylie Should be proud of her cover, Which gave her another huge hit. Give me just a little more time and Celebration (Kool and the Gang) Provide Further Evidence of Kylie's ability to revive oldies and take them high up the charts.
Je ne sais pas porqoui (in English language song despite it's chorus line), Got to be Certain, hand on your heart, Better The Devil You Know and Would not Change A Thing are among the other classic hits UK to be found here.
While many will continue to dismiss Kylie (especially thesis early hits), she is much better than many of the singers she is sometimes Compared To, and has Proved it by lasting longer than any of her critics thought possible.
Just a warning - if you got into Kylie's music Because of her more recent material, You Will Find That her early music is very different. It is possible to enjoy Both her music and her recent early music (as I do) but not everybody does.