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Tag: atomic kitten

13 JUN

Atomic Kitten – See Ya

Atomic Kitten’s second single, ‘See Ya’, was about as carefree and uncomplicated as bubblegum pop music could be.

Posted in: Atomic KittenTagged: andy mccluskey, atomic kitten, innocent records, kerry katona, liz mcclarnon, natasha hamilton, right now, see ya, stuart kershawcantstopthepop 13th June 2022
09 MAY

Route-1 – Crash Landing (Feat. Jenny Frost)

Jenny Frost was the first member of Atomic Kitten to (sort of) step out on her own. But she was in for a bumpy ride with ‘Crash Landing’.

Posted in: Jenny Frost, Route-1Tagged: aatw, all around the world, atomic kitten, crash landing, jenny frost, johnny judson, juliette jaimes, maurice bakes, route 1, simon noble, steve welton-jaimescantstopthepop 9th May 2022
21 MAR

Atomic Kitten – Follow Me

After several top ten hits, along came a mid-tempo ballad that almost changed the trajectory of Atomic Kitten’s career entirely.

Posted in: Atomic KittenTagged: atomic kitten, dawn joseph, follow me, innocent records, kerry katona, liz mcclarnon, lucy abbot, natasha hamilton, peter anthony kearney, right now, steve robsoncantstopthepop 21st March 2022
22 NOV

Atomic Kitten – You Are

‘You Are’ was a surefire hit to round off Atomic Kitten’s debut album…but ended up not being released at all in the UK.

Posted in: Atomic KittenTagged: alistair tennant, atomic kitten, cancelled, grand central station, innocent, jenny frost, liz mcclarnon, music video, natasha hamilton, paul gendler, right now, steve mac, wayne hector, westlife, you arecantstopthepop 22nd November 2021
17 MAY

Atomic Kitten – It’s OK!

The lead single from Atomic Kitten’s second album might have been called ‘It’s OK!’, but they needn’t have been so modest.

Posted in: Atomic KittenTagged: atomic kitten, feels so good, hallgeir rustan, innocent, it's ok, jenny frost, liz mcclarnon, mikkel s eriksen, natasha hamilton, stargate, tor erik hermansen, virgin recordscantstopthepop 17th May 2021
29 MAR

Atomic Kitten – Love Doesn’t Have To Hurt

As the final single from Atomic Kitten’s second album, ‘Love Doesn’t Have To Hurt’ had an important link to the group’s legacy.

Posted in: Atomic KittenTagged: andy mccluskey, atomic kitten, bangles, billy steinberg, eternal flame, feels so good, innocent, jenny frost, kylie minogue, liz mcclarnon, love doesnt have to hurt, natasha hamilton, stuart kershaw, susanna hoffs, tom kelly, virgincantstopthepop 29th March 2021
16 MAR

Precious – Rewind

The release of ‘Rewind’ saw Precious subtly relaunch as a fully-fledged pop group with a single that looked and sounded every bit a smash hit.

Posted in: PreciousTagged: anya lahiri, atomic kitten, emi chryssalis, jennifer carr, jenny frost, kalli clark-sternberg, louise rose, precious, quizlarosi, rewind, sheppard solomon, sophie mcdonnell, wayne cohencantstopthepop 16th March 2020
28 JAN

Atomic Kitten – Whole Again

For better or for worse, the brash pop of Atomic Kitten 1.0 was swiftly traded for the MOR pop of Atomic Kitten 2.0

Posted in: Atomic KittenTagged: american music video, andy mccluskey, atomic kitten, bill padley, jem godrey, jenny frost, kerry katona, liz mcclarnon, natasha hamilton, precious, review, stuart kershaw, virgin, whole againcantstopthepop 28th January 2019

…Baby One More Time (line)

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Sometimes I wish I could turn back time
Impossible as it may seem
But I wish I could so bad, baby

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