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Ladies' Night (song)

"Ladies' Night" is a song by American band Kool & the Gang, released as the first single from their eleventh album of the same name (1979). It is a play on the popular use of "Ladies Nights" at bars and clubs that were meant to draw in more female patrons in order to draw in even more male clientele.

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Atomic Kitten version
In 2003, Kool & the Gang asked English girl group Atomic Kitten to re-record "Ladies Night" for their The Hits: Reloaded tribute album. The band subsequently asked them if they could include it on their then-untitled third album which they eventually named after the song in honour of the collaboration following Kool's approval. In Spain, "Ladies Night" was Atomic Kitten's only top ten hit peaking at number three; it lasted three weeks in the top ten of the Spanish Singles Chart. The video begins with many people anxiously crowded around the entrance of a club, trying to get in. Suddenly a pink plasma waves sweeps through the middle of the crowd, from the door, pushing them off to either side. The group head into the Kitten Club, and the crowd follows them in, until only the bouncer is left standing outside. In the well-lit club, the group groove about and sing, a great deal of which is on a pure white discothèque dance floor. They primarily dance in a row, with two rows of men behind them, though occasionally they are straddling the fellows, or performing other dance moves with them. Drag queens are spotted in the video, and appear repeatedly, including in the women's washroom, near the video's conclusion. A bartender, bearing resemblance to Boy George, appears throughout the video. Jenny Frost starts to flirt with him, as if going in for a kiss; in actuality, she is stealing his drink from behind him. While a man hits on Liz McClarnon, he is in turn hit on by another man. The group repeatedly flip their hands in the air, creating pink plasma as appeared earlier in the video. This transports them to the opposite side of the club, where they appear on rollerskates, in different outfits. They use their magic again, instantly stripping three men down to pink lycra underwear. The men, in their skivvies, visit the girls at their booth. Natasha Hamilton is so amused at the provided crotch view that she brings out American money which she waves around; money is never actually transferred. At the very start of the video, when Frost blows a kiss, lip marks appear on the screen as a graphic. Track listings Notes • denotes co-producer • denotes additional producer • denotes vocal producer Credits and personnel Credits adapted from the liner notes of Ladies Night. Studio • Recorded at KFTA Studios, New Jersey; Metropolis Studios, London; Unique Corp Studios, London Personnel • Clifford Adams – trumpet, trombone • Kaylis Bayyan – producer, saxophone, keyboards • Ronald Bell – bass guitar, writer • George "Funky" Brown – keyboard • Reece Gilmore – programming • Leigh Guest – arranger, producer, programming • Martin Harrington – additional producer • Tim Horton – drums • Ash Howes – additional producer • James Loughrey – U production engineer • Sennie "Skip" Martin – trumpet, vocals • Andrew Smith – additional guitars • Charles Smith – guitars • James "J.T." Taylor – vocals • Dennis "D. T." Thomas – guitars • Keith Uddin – engineer • Andy Whitmore – co-producer, programming, additional keyboards Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Release history ==Other covers==
Other covers
• "Ladies Night" was remade with Spanner Banner and Sean Paul in 2004. This song was a collaboration with Kool & the Gang and reached 58 in the Swedish chart • One Way, also known as Al Hudson and (soul) partners, did as similar groove on the 1979 hit "You Can Do It" • Leon Haywood's 1980 song "Don't Push It Don't Force It" has a similar groove. • San Francisco indie rock band Two Seconds performs the song at their live shows. • Rapper Lil' Kim used a sample of this song for the remix of her song "Not Tonight", also called "Not Tonight (Ladies' Night Remix)", which features Angie Martinez, Da Brat, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, and Missy Elliott. • Samantha Mumba sings a portion of the song in "Baby, Come Over (This Is Our Night)". • C+C Music Factory sampled the end of the song in the song "I Found Love" from the album Anything Goes!. • Preston Reed did a blues rock instrumental cover • South Korean-Chinese Girl Group Miss A sampled a portion of the song in "Come On Over" on Hush. • The song is heard and "rabbidizied" by the rabbids for Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party. • On the game show Deal or No Deal, episode "Ladies Night & Hot Dog on a Stick", the song is heard when the firefighters are holding the cases. ==References==
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