Call off the Search (song)

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“Call off the Search”
Single by Katie Melua from the album Call off the Search
Released	March 15, 2004
Format	2 CDs
Genre	Jazz/Blues
Length	3:22
Label	Dramatico
Producer	Mike Batt
Katie Melua singles chronology
"The Closest Thing to Crazy" (2003) "Call off the Search" (2004) "Crawling up a Hill" (2004)

"Call off the Search" is the second single of Georgian born songstress Katie Melua. It is the title song of her debut album, Call off the Search. The single had two versions, that both came out on the same day. The B-Track of the second version, "Turn to Tell", was composed by Melua's guitar teacher, Justin Sandercoe.

Contents 1 Track listings 1.1 Version one 1.2 Version two 2 Personnel 3 Production 4 Charts 5 External links

[edit] Track listings

[edit] Version one

1. "Call off the Search" (Mike Batt)
2. "Shirt of a Ghost" (Katie Melua)
3. "Deep Purple" (Mitchell Parish / Peter De Rose)

[edit] Version two

1. "Call off the Search" (Mike Batt)
2. "Turn to Tell" (Justin Sandercoe)

[edit] Personnel

• Katie Melua - guitar, vocals
• Mike Batt - organ, piano, conductor
• Jim Cregan - guitar
• Tim Harries - bass
• Irish Film Orchestra - orchestra
• Michael Kruk - drums
• Alan Smale - leader
• Chris Spedding - guitar
• Henry Spinetti – drums

[edit] Production

• Producers: Mike Batt/Justin Sandercoe
• Engineer: Steve Sale
• Arranger: Mike Batt

[edit] Charts

Chart (2004)	Peak Position[1][2]
UK Singles Chart	19

[edit] External links

• Single

v • d • e Katie Melua Albums Call off the Search · Piece by Piece · Pictures Singles "The Closest Thing to Crazy" · "Call off the Search" · "Crawling up a Hill" · "Nine Million Bicycles" · "I Cried for You"/"Just like Heaven" · "Spider's Web" · "It's Only Pain" · "Shy Boy" · "If You Were a Sailboat" · "Mary Pickford" · "What A Wonderful World" (duet with Eva Cassidy) · "If the Lights Go Out" · "Ghost town" Related articles Discography · Images