Albums from Miles Davis, Mary J. Blige, Elton John and “Minecraft” Enter the National Recording Register

Albums Elton John, Miles Davis, Tracy Chapman, Mary J. Blige and solid “Hamilton” enter America Canon Audio, along with the single Helen Redda and Celine Dion and Music “Minecraft”.

New introductions to National Recording Registry in the Congress Library They bear in mind the groundbreaking combination of Jazz and Bitches Brew “by Davis from 1970, loaded” Goodbye Yellow Brick Road “, from 1973, from 1973, the CHAPMAN album from 1988, which included” Fast Car “, deeply intratsy Blige from 1994” My life “, and the original album from Broadway on Broadway on Broadway 2015 Broadway

They were amongst the 25 recordings introducing the archive at school 2025, the librarian of Congress Carl Hayden announced on Wednesday. The recordings were chosen due to their “cultural, historical or aesthetic significance in the recorded heritage of the nation’s sound”

“These are the sounds of America-Nasz, extensive history and culture,” said Hayden in a press release. “Our evolving list of playback is the national register.”

Helen Reddy from 1972 “I Am Woman, Heard Me Roar” and Celine Dion from 1997 “My Heart Will Go on” from the movie “Titanic” belong to singles entering the archive.

Among the more odd switches are original video music (and now a movie about monsters) “Minecraft” from the German manufacturer Daniel Rosenfeld, as gathered on the album from 2011, “Minecraft: Volume Alpha” and Reboot sound for the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system, created by the music and producer Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Brian En.

Radio Spiker Chuck Thompson from the World Series from 1960 between New York Yankees and Pittsburgh Pirates – contained in the Bill Mazeroski register of Pirates.

The oldest recording at school 2025 is “Aloha ‘OE” from 1913 by Hawaian Quintete. The latest is the album “Hamilton” from 2015 with the music of Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Other albums that won the inclusion were “Hello Manek” from 1968 with Obelg, Don Rickles, “Chicago Transit Authority” from 1969 from the Chicago band, “I Mu Music in Me” from 1975 and “Back To Black” from Amyhouse from Me “Thelma Houston & Press Coker.

Singles defining their careers from other canonical artists join Redda and Dion singles, including “Happy Trails” from 1952 from Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Freddy Fender from 1975 “Before the next tears” and “Kiss Angel Good Mornin ‘from 1952.