Crawling up a Hill

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“Crawling up a Hill”
Single by Katie Melua from the album Call off the Search
Released	July 19, 2004
Format	CD
Genre	Jazz/Blues
Length	3:23
Label	Dramatico
Producer	Mike Batt
Katie Melua singles chronology
"Call off the Search" (2004) "Crawling up a Hill" (2004) "Nine Million Bicycles" (2005)

"Crawling up a Hill" is the third single of Georgian born songstress Katie Melua and is a cover of the John Mayall classic. It is from her debut album, Call off the Search. The video for this single was filmed in London and New York.

Contents 1 Track listings 2 Personnel 3 Production 4 Charts 5 External links

[edit] Track listings

1. "Crawling up a Hill" (John Mayall)
2. "Crawling up a Hill" (live version)
3. "Jack's Room" (Katie Melua / Mike Batt)

The enhanced CD had the video of "Crawling up a Hill".

[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
• Engineer: Steve Sale
• Arranger: Mike Batt

[edit] Charts

Chart (2004)	Peak Position[1][2]
UK Singles Chart	46
World Jazz Top 20 Singles	10

[edit] External links

• Katie Melua web site

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