"All Night, All Right" is a song by British-Australian singer

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featuring Warren G. It was released in January 1998 by

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as the third and final single from Andre's third studio album, ''

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'' (1997). The album version features

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. "All Night, All Right" peaked at number sixteen on the UK Singles Chart. It also peaked at number 13 in New Zealand and 30 in Australia.

Critical reception

In an album review, Brendan Swift from

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said "'All Night, All Right' featuring Coolio, is perhaps the best of the album" calling it "a slick up-tempo dance outing with liberal doses of

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". British ''

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'' gave the song three out of five, writing, "After the lethargic " Lonely", Andre bounces back with some solid funk based on

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" and featuring a Warren G rap. Should secure Andre a return to the Top 10."

Track listings

* Maxi single CD1 # "All Night All Right" (radio edit) – 3:29 # "All Night All Right" (Brooklyn Funk Club mix) – 4:51 # "All Night All Right" (Brooklyn Funk R&B mix) – 4:54 # "All Night All Right" (Damien's Late Night Jam) – 5:28 * Maxi single CD2 # "All Night All Right" (radio edit) – 3:29 # "All Night All Right" (Forthright Classy Club mix) – 8:17 # "All Night All Right" (Forthright Slamming Dub B mix) – 7:08 # "All Night All Right" (Stu Allan & Peter Pritchard mix) – 7:01

Charts

References

{{Authority control 1997 songs 1998 singles Songs written by Peter Andre Songs written by Montell Jordan Mushroom Records singles Peter Andre songs