Top Five Feelgood Albums

Scissor Sisters – Ta-Dah

According to Jake Shears the second album from the Scissor Sisters is a combination of sixties-era psychedelia, glam rock and disco. Included here is their biggest hit to date I Don't Feel Like Dancing and the tender Land Of A Thousand Words which pays tribute to the themes from James Bond movies. Another success from the New York's campest.

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Kylie – Showgirl: Homecoming Live

Taken from the opening night of Kylie's Showgirl tour this essentially could be called Greatest Hits Live. Tracks includeBetter The Devil You Know, Spinning Around, a cover of Madonna's Vogue, I Should Be So Lucky and Can't Get You Out Of My Head. A blistering collection.

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Lily Allen - Alright, Still

A star for sure this is the debut album from Lily Allen – and although she might be to eveyone's taste if you thought that Smile and LDN were two of the catchiest songs from last year then this album is a must. The music is feelgood and lyrics are fun. A deserved winner of Brits nominations too.

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Take That – Never Forget: The Singles Collection

The band that can do no wrong. If you can't get enough of Take That and you've lost their mid 90s greatest hits, then you need this. With hits such as Never Forget, Back For Good and Relight My Fire this list runs to an incredible 14 UK hit singles. The original feelgood band.

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Amy Winehouse – Back To Black

After exploding onto the scene in 2003 with her gritty album Frank, Amy's second album has been heralded as one of the best soul albums to have been released for a long time. If you like the classic Motown sound and connect with strong lyrical content about having love – and losing it then you need this album.

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