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Track List
01) Shy Boy
02) Nine Million Bicycles
03) Piece by Piece
04) Halfway Up the Hindu Kush
05) Blues in the Night
06) Spider's Web
07) Blue Shoes
08) On the Road Again
09) Thankyou, Stars
10) Just Like Heaven
11) I Cried for You
12) I Do Believe in Love
13) It's Only Pain
14) Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds (acoustic vers
15) Sometimes When I'm Dreaming
Cd 2
01) Piece by Piece — Moment by Moment
02) Nine Million Bycicles
03) I Cried for You
04) Spider's Web
01) Shy Boy
02) Nine Million Bicycles
03) Piece by Piece
04) Halfway Up the Hindu Kush
05) Blues in the Night
06) Spider's Web
07) Blue Shoes
08) On the Road Again
09) Thankyou, Stars
10) Just Like Heaven
11) I Cried for You
12) I Do Believe in Love
13) It's Only Pain
14) Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds (acoustic vers
15) Sometimes When I'm Dreaming
Cd 2
01) Piece by Piece — Moment by Moment
02) Nine Million Bycicles
03) I Cried for You
04) Spider's Web
3:29
3:15
3:24
3:06
4:13
3:58
4:38
4:39
3:39
3:35
3:38
3:00
3:15
3:07
3:38
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First Released
2005
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Piece by Piece, released in 2005 by Dramatico Records, is the second album by Georgian jazz and blues singer Katie Melua.
Its first single, "Nine Million Bicycles", became Melua's first top five hit in the UK and caused controversy when science writer Simon Singh said the lyrics "demonstrates a deep ignorance of cosmology and no understanding of the scientific method". After an amusing and good-natured debate in the Press Melua eventually recorded Singh's version, which both agreed was scientifically accurate and musically pathetic.
The second single was a double A-side comprising "I Cried for You" and a cover of The Cure's "Just Like Heaven". The former song was written after Melua met the writer of The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail and is about Jesus and Mary Magdalene, while the latter was recorded for the soundtrack to the film Just Like Heaven. The single peaked outside the UK top twenty, and the album's third single, "Spider's Web" (which Melua wrote when she was eighteen, during the Iraq war) did not reach the top forty.
Melua wrote the title song "Piece by Piece" after she broke up with her boyfriend Luke Pritchard, and "Half Way up the Hindu Kush" was written by Katie and Mike Batt as a joke playing on the innuendo implicit in the title phrase, which cropped up in a conversation about scarves on a train journey. Katie wrote the chorus and Mike the verses. Alongside covers of "Blues in the Night" and Canned Heat's "On the Road Again", the album includes "Thankyou, Stars", which was previously released as a B-side on Melua's debut single "The Closest Thing to Crazy" in 2003.
The album was re-released in 2006, as Piece By Piece: Special Bonus Edition, with three additional tracks and a bonus DVD with concert Moment by Moment and promo videos.
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Piece by Piece, released in 2005 by Dramatico Records, is the second album by Georgian jazz and blues singer Katie Melua.
Its first single, "Nine Million Bicycles", became Melua's first top five hit in the UK and caused controversy when science writer Simon Singh said the lyrics "demonstrates a deep ignorance of cosmology and no understanding of the scientific method". After an amusing and good-natured debate in the Press Melua eventually recorded Singh's version, which both agreed was scientifically accurate and musically pathetic.
The second single was a double A-side comprising "I Cried for You" and a cover of The Cure's "Just Like Heaven". The former song was written after Melua met the writer of The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail and is about Jesus and Mary Magdalene, while the latter was recorded for the soundtrack to the film Just Like Heaven. The single peaked outside the UK top twenty, and the album's third single, "Spider's Web" (which Melua wrote when she was eighteen, during the Iraq war) did not reach the top forty.
Melua wrote the title song "Piece by Piece" after she broke up with her boyfriend Luke Pritchard, and "Half Way up the Hindu Kush" was written by Katie and Mike Batt as a joke playing on the innuendo implicit in the title phrase, which cropped up in a conversation about scarves on a train journey. Katie wrote the chorus and Mike the verses. Alongside covers of "Blues in the Night" and Canned Heat's "On the Road Again", the album includes "Thankyou, Stars", which was previously released as a B-side on Melua's debut single "The Closest Thing to Crazy" in 2003.
The album was re-released in 2006, as Piece By Piece: Special Bonus Edition, with three additional tracks and a bonus DVD with concert Moment by Moment and promo videos.
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