Posted November 11, 200717 yr So its confirmed and the new single is out 28th Jan. In 2008, Atomic Kitten will reunite releasing Cilla Black's classic single "Anyone Who Had a Heart". The single is scheduled for release on January 21, 2008. It's unknown whether the reunion will be permanent or yet another "one-off" appearance as none of the group have talked about the reunion.And here is the small article about the reunite, taken from contact music ; British girl group ATOMIC KITTEN are reforming to release a new single - two years after their last musical offering hit the charts. Singers Jenny Frost, Natasha Hamilton and Liz MCClarnon are hoping to set the charts on fire once again with their version of 1964's Cilla Black classic Anyone Who Had A Heart - and they may release even more material. The band's representative says, "You can never say never to the girls getting back together properly one day for singles, albums, or tours." Edited January 7, 200817 yr by coolnav
November 11, 200717 yr I love a lot of their past singles, I'm not sure a comeback would actually succeed however.
November 11, 200717 yr Author If they came back with a strong single, maybe a ruinion would work - but i dont reckon that rumored track is good enough.
November 11, 200717 yr if they do the right comeback song they could be big again,they sudnt have split as i knew none of them would make it solo although i think liz is great
November 11, 200717 yr I loved them :o But cmon 'Cradle' flopped on its arse. They were the dominating singles/albums force in the girlband world at the start of the decade before the GA/Sugababes style of pop sprung up. I don'/t think there's a place for them anymore.
November 11, 200717 yr Lol typical response of a Babes fan. I like both, it is possible, prefer the Babes a bit more though.
November 11, 200717 yr Lol typical response of a Babes fan. I like both, it is possible, prefer the Babes a bit more though. How is it typical of a Babes fan? :lol: You name any Girl Band, and i'm a fan of them. Girls Aloud, Spice Girls etc. But these three were just FOUL.
November 11, 200717 yr How is it typical of a Babes fan? :lol: You name any Girl Band, and i'm a fan of them. Girls Aloud, Spice Girls etc. But these three were just FOUL. b**ch. :angry: You will learn to love Ratas Atomicas. -_- *Adds to list*
November 11, 200717 yr the whole again video was a blatent copy of the overload video. so for that they can burn in hell
November 11, 200717 yr the whole again video was a blatent copy of the overload video. so for that they can burn in hell But that was a $h!t song, $h!t video. I doubt they would copy that. I liked Atomic Kitten, but I doubt a reunion would be good.
November 11, 200717 yr I loved atomic kitten, but i want Liz McClarnon to release her solo album first.
November 11, 200717 yr ^^ They were identical though :lol: And Whole Again was very Never Ever too I thought. Can't knock em though - they did have some great tracks.
November 12, 200717 yr What a white background???! unoriginal on both counts, but 'blatent copy' I don't think so! :huh:
November 12, 200717 yr They're definitely reuniting for a concert in Liverpool in January called The Number One Project. It's to celebrate the opening of the new arena on the Docks with the idea that everyone who was from Liverpool and performed on a UK number 1 record over the history of the charts performs. As long as they're still alive! Apparently Liverpool holds the record for the most number 1's from any city in the world with over 50. Other prominent acts from the city will also perform covers of some of the number 1s. The 56 Number Ones Artist Year Song Title Lita Roza 1953 How Much Is That Doggy In The Window? Frankie Vaughan 1957 The Garden Of Eden Michael Holliday 1960 Story Of My Life Michael Holliday 1960 Starry Eyed Frankie Vaughan 1961 Tower Of Strength Gerry and the Pacemakers 1963 How Do You Do It? The Beatles 1963 From Me To You Gerry and the Pacemakers 1963 I Like It The Searchers 1963 Sweets For My Sweet Billy J Kramer 1963 Bad To Me The Beatles 1963 She Loves You Gerry and the Pacemakers 1963 You'll Never Walk Alone The Beatles 1963 I Want To Hold Your Hand The Searchers 1964 Needles And Pins Cilla Black 1964 Anyone Who Had A Heart Billy J Kramer 1964 Little Children The Beatles 1964 Can't Buy Me Love The Searchers 1964 Don't Throw Your Love Away Cilla Black 1964 You're My World The Beatles 1964 Hard Day's Night The Beatles 1964 I Feel Fine The Beatles 1965 Ticket To Ride The Beatles 1965 Help Ken Dodd 1965 Tears The Beatles 1965 Day Tripper The Beatles 1966 Paperback Writer The Beatles 1966 Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby The Beatles 1967 All You Need Is Love The Beatles 1967 Hello/Goodbye The Beatles 1968 Lady Madonna The Beatles 1968 Hey Jude The Scaffold 1968 Lilly The Pink The Beatles 1969 Get Back The Beatles 1969 The Ballad Of John And Yoko George Harrison 1971 My Sweet Lord The Real Thing 1976 You To Me Are Everything Wings 1977 Mull Of Kintyre John Lennon 1980 Just Like Starting Over John Lennon 1980 Imagine John Lennon 1980 Woman Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder 1982 Ebony And Ivory Paul McCartney 1984 Pipes Of Peace Frankie Goes To Hollywood 1984 Relax Frankie Goes To Hollywood 1984 Two Tribes Frankie Goes To Hollywood 1984 The Power Of Love Dead Or Alive 1985 You Spin Me Right Round The Christians, Holly Johnson, Paul McCartney, Gerry Marsden 1989 Ferry Across The Mersey Sonia 1989 You'll Never Stop Me From Loving You The Lightening Seeds 1996 Three Lions The Lightening Seeds, David Baddiel and Frank Skinner 1998 Three Lions Euro '98 Melanie C 2000 Thing's Will Never Be The Same Again Melanie C 2000 I Turn To You Atomic Kitten 2001 Whole Again Atomic Kitten 2001 Eternal Flame George Harrison 2002 My Sweet Lord Atomic Kitten 2002 The Tide Is High “The Number One Project” – the largest music based charity event the city has ever seen aims to mark Liverpool’s status as European Capital of Culture for 2008 with a celebration of its world beating 56 number one singles. We are aiming to raise at least £1 million to distribute among 6 of the city’s leading charities, The Liverpool Echo Sunrise Appeal, The Marina Dalglish Appeal, Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, Radio City’s Give A Child A Chance, Radio Merseyside Charitable Trust and The Marie Curie Liverpool Hospice Appeal. January 21st 2008 will see the release of a single featuring the hottest nationally and internationally acclaimed artists from Merseyside’s past and present. The release of the single is timed to commemorate the launch of Liverpool as European Capital of Culture. The single will be a double A side release produced by Ian Broudie. We will decide the other songs for the single when we hear the finished versions and they will be released as two separate physical singles and on all download platforms, with three other (as yet undecided) songs completing the formats. The single will be followed on January 28th by “Covers and Collaborations – The Number Ones Album” a celebration of Liverpool’s world record for being the city with the most number of chart topping singles. The album will feature unique cover versions of some of the 56 number one singles performed by its leading artists. The remainder will be for sale via the project’s website www.thenumberoneproject.org. The single and album will be available to buy at all major record stores across the UK and in digital download formats while sponsors Bacardi are investing heavily in helping us directly market the records online and at retail. The list of songs and artists is hugely exciting and the album will be a must have item for anyone who is a fan not just of Liverpool but of great songs and great recordings. The project kicks off on January 19th with a huge charity concert at Liverpool’s new Kings Dock Arena where a wide variety of artists will perform the 56 number ones. This show is being promoted by Chas Cole at CMP Entertainment, who is responsible for the city’s hugely successful Summer Pops series among many other world class shows. The arena has a capacity of 10,000, and there are many different packages available for the night. We are in negotiations with our broadcast partners Initial/Endemol regarding TV coverage across the week commencing January 21st, with the shows featuring documentary footage of Liverpool’s musical heritage presented by its myriad of successful artists, intercut with performances from the arena show. The arena show itself will also be released as a stand alone DVD with all proceeds going to the six charities. Already the key media in the region have come together in a unique partnership to promote the project across their networks and readerships, as have the six charities. The combined reach of all these organizations and their databases is huge and we are adding associates and affiliates to the list daily. All net proceeds from the project are going to the charities, we really hope you find the project an exciting proposition and can help us in whatever way you can in making it a success and helping properly celebrate our fabulous city in its proudest year. Edited November 12, 200717 yr by 6weeksatnumber7
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