Essential Girl Groups
Mary Wilson, Florence Ballard and future diva Diana Ross became postergirls for a generation of sophisticated if lovelorn singers, folding soul into pop for an unforgettable sound.
The Supremes' Essentials Natalie Maines, Martie Maguire and Emily Robison never meant to kick up such a fuss, but that's what happens when you re-energize a country-pop scene gone stale.
The Dixie Chicks' Essentials TLC didn’t do much to advance the wholesome reputation of girl groups, but the 1990s wouldn’t have been the same without their seriously satisfying hip-hoppy pop.
TLC's Essentials From the get-go Sleater-Kinney was something of a supergroup, with a vivid, feminist knack for writing taut, passionate, indie-rock anthems. Listen chronologically; they just kept getting stronger and stronger.
Sleater-Kinney's Essentials