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" Kate Nash did very well for herself first time out, shifting more than a million copies of her Made Of Bricks album, but not everyone was charmed by the Harrow-born redhead. To be honest, whether you became a fan or not probably depended on how you felt about a couplet that rhymed &amp;quot;bitter&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;fitter&amp;quot;... delivered with a glottal stop that made Jamie Oliver sound like the voice of a wartime newsreel. Three years later and she hasn&amp;#039;t started singing like Kiri Te Kanawa, while her lyrics continue to dance a line between &amp;quot;admirably direct&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;downright bleedin&amp;#039; obvious&amp;quot;. Still, there&amp;#039;s no denying that &amp;#039;Do Wah Doo&amp;#039; ushers in a subtle shift in direction for Nash without sacrificing the pop smarts that propped up Bricks. Produced by Bernard Butler, it&amp;#039;s a girl-groupy pop nugget featuring lashings of surf guitar, some nice brassy bursts and a brain-invading &amp;quot;bum-bum-de-bum&amp;quot; hook. Will it win her any new fans? To be honest, it&amp;#039;ll probably come down to how you feel about a girl-groupy pop nugget that rhymes &amp;quot;lady&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;shady&amp;quot;... wrapped up with the line: &amp;quot;Well, I think she&amp;#039;s a bitch.&amp;quot;  &amp;gt; Click here to watch the &amp;#039;Do Wah Doo&amp;#039; video "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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