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Right Now 2004 : ウィキペディア英語版
Right Now (Atomic Kitten song)

"Right Now" is the debut single by English girl group Atomic Kitten, from their debut album of the same name (2000). Katona's version appears on the original version of the ''Right Now'' album although Frost's version appears on the re-release. The 2004 ''Greatest Hits'' album featured a new re-recorded version titled "Right Now 2004", which proved a greater international chart success.
==Music video==
There are two different versions of the song: One with Kerry Katona's vocals on the debut album, and the other version is the re-issue of the album ''Right Now'' where Katona's solo has been dubbed out by Jenny Frost's vocals in the 2004 version. However, Katona's vocals are still present in the chorus. The video opens with the workmen making the dancefloor inside the studio. It shows all the girls walking through Liverpool wearing wet and shiny jackets, in the bakers, down in the lift in the department shop, getting in the car, and on the open top double decker bus. This video includes the shots of Natasha, Liz and Kerry in 3 tunnels at a time (red and blue). During the first chorus, the Kittens and dancers dance on the multi-coloured tiled dancefloor with holes to the tunnels, with radio speakers at the side, and a green ramp. The televisions at the side showing you clips of Liverpool, in the 2004 version, As Atomic Kitten decided to take a break. But they released one more single to say goodbye and it was titled "Someone Like Me" It shows you girls from "So Far So Good" DVD introducing Tash's Union Jack bag to match with Tash's T-shirt "Made in Liverpool" with a denim jacket on. And a lady in the street holding a Schuh Shoes Bag such a shirt with Tigers on. And a man in a blazer with an apron on that reads "I Love AK". A lady under a bridge with a light blue denim jacket on and sunglasses pushing her. and the manager throwing Tash into the swimming pool outside the arena. holding a Stooshe lolly in her hands. Designed the band name "Innocent Records" to make enough charity for "NSPCC". and Natasha playing her guitar, and ends with on an escalator. The "So Far So Good" DVD has all of her music videos for "Right Now", "See Ya", "I Want Your Love", "Follow Me", "Whole Again", "Eternal Flame", ·"Eternal Flame" (The Exclusive Parole Officer Version) and "You Are". 2004 has the story of 3 girls on a mission from "The Beatles" to "Frankie Goes To Hollywood" and "Frankie Say Greatest".
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