The Simple Things (Something Emotional)

"The Simple Things (Something Emotional)"
Single by Vanessa Amorosi
from the album Somewhere in the Real World
Released 20 September 2008[1]
Format CD
Recorded 2008
Genre Soul/Rock
Length 4:30
Label Universal Music
Writer(s) Vanessa Amorosi, Pam Reswick
Producer(s) Pam Reswick
Vanessa Amorosi singles chronology
"Perfect"
(2008)		 "The Simple Things (Something Emotional)"
(2008)		 "The Letter"
(2009)

"The Simple Things (Something Emotional)" is the third single from Vanessa Amorosi's Gold album Somewhere in the Real World. It was released to radio on 4 August with a new radio edit and two dance mixes, one of which was produced by Australian DJ mrTimothy. The single was released in Australia on 20 September 2008.[1] It debuted at #39 on the ARIA Charts. Due to promotion in Australia, the song was sung on the Australian Idol verdict show on Monday 29 September 2008.
Vanessa Amorosi gave a little bit more than the other acts who appeared on the Seven Network's telethon (4 and 5 October 2008) in Perth. She donated her song "The Simple Things (Something Emotional)" to use for promo, and did an in-store signing. Trax Music stores donated half of the price of her single for sales over the weekend.[2]

Track listing

# "The Simple Things (Something Emotional)" Time
1. "The Simple Things (Something Emotional)" (Radio version) 03:35
2. "The Simple Things (Something Emotional)" (Album version) 04:30
3. "Hello" 04:15
4. "Perfect" (T-Funk remix) 03:27
5. "The Simple Things (Something Emotional)" (Instrumental) 04:33
# "The Simple Things (Something Emotional)" (iTunes Digital Single) Time
1. "The Simple Things (Something Emotional)" (Radio version) 3:35
2. "Perfect" (Paolos San Terenzo Remix) 4:00

Charts

Chart (2008)[3] Peak
position
ARIA Top 50 Singles Chart[4] 36

References

  1. 1 2 Facebook: Vanessa Amorosi's Discography - The Simple Things (Something Emotional)
  2. ↑ Amorosi behind Perth telethon
  3. ↑ Vanessa Amorosi The Simple Things (Something Emotional) @ Top40-Charts.com
  4. ↑ Australian Record Industry Association: Top 50 Singles Chart - 29 September 2008 Archived 18 May 2011 at the Wayback Machine.

Sources

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