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Atomic Kitten are an English girl group from Liverpool, first established in 1999. Formed by Andy McCluskey, the trio is composed of singer-songwriters Liz McClarnon, Natasha Hamilton, and Jenny Frost. Many of their singles and albums entered the Top 40 charts in several countries. The hits include "Right Now," "Whole Again," "Eternal Flame," "The Tide Is High," and "Ladies Night."
Atomic Kitten started to be formed in 1997 by Andy McCluskey of '80s band Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark.There was a possibility that Heidi Range (now in a band Sugababes) would become a member of Atomic Kitten, she was chosen to be a member of the band along with Liz McClarnon and Kerry Katona, but she had decided to leave before the band was completed and was replaced by Natasha Hamilton who became the third official member along with Liz and Kerry.The band was completed in 1999. The group's first single "Right Now" debuted in December of 1999 and ended up reaching the British top 10. After the initial success Atomic Kitten made an Asian tour during which it scored their first hit with "Cradle". The album, also titled Right Now, was first released in Japan on 16 March, 2000 and subsequently released in the United Kingdom on 23 October, 2000 with a slightly modified track list. In July 2000, the group released a cover version of "The Locomotion" for the movie Thomas and the Magic Railroad Right Now was a modest success upon its release. Initially, there were no plans to focus on the global market and Atomic Kitten's record label, Innocent Records, was even considering dropping them because of their limited success; however, they persuaded them to be allowed to record one more single.[1] This one single changed the career of Atomic Kitten because they scored their first No. 1 hit in the UK in 2001 with "Whole Again". The song and video for "Whole Again" originally featured Kerry Katona, however, she left the group several days prior to the number-one position because of her pregnancy.[2] The single was remade when Jenny Frost was added to the line-up as Kerry's replacement. The success was such that it was decided to remaster and re-release the album, which then went to number one on its second appearance on the chart. The next single "Eternal Flame", a cover version of the 1989 hit by The Bangles, also became a No. 1 hit.