25- NZ

92-59 Australia

100-99-97 Holland (around 150 copies sold to date)

 

Up to #13 in NZ

Edited July 30, 201212 yr by Carlos V

198. (RE) Call My Name

Oh :nocheer: I'd have hoped for slightly higher, seeing as almost every #1 of 2012 re-entered the top 100 this week :(

Call My Name

[1st Entry: 17/06/12] 01-02-05-10-13-16-22-29-35-64-62-65-62-75-90-100-96-115-144-167-155-171-Out

[2nd Entry: 30/12/12] 198-Still Charting

23 weeks

191. (198) Call My Name

A place higher than 'Beautiful 'Cause You Love Me'. :kink:

Hmmmm... :thinking:

 

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I never knew that before I have to say, I never took much notice.

He wrote an absolute banger with Call my name! I think it's her best song.

I know I'm probably the only one who thinks that I don't care is far better than call my name

I Don't Care sounds like they just picked a few words that rhyme and don't really make sense.

What I'm surprised about is that he didn't really want to work with Cheryl. Polydor wouldn't have let Florence record for Clavin if he hadn't given Call My Name to Cheryl.

I definitely knew that it's Calvin written / produced!

 

I'm kind of surprised they didn't go with a "Cheryl feat. Calvin Harris" artist tag for the single, but maybe neither party wanted that. :thinking:

Calvin usually likes a credit so it's odd he dudnt on this one, cheryl was a big name then as was he so putting both names to it would have been beneficial.

It's interesting that he is kind of suggesting he didn't want to work with Cheryl here, and the lack of featuring his name on it also suggests that when he is keen to spread his name on everything generally. It's surprising because Cheryl was still very much at the top of her game leading up to this release.

It may have been how heavy she was involved with X Factor and he didn't want the association.

It may have been how heavy she was involved with X Factor and he didn't want the association.

 

 

She wasn't by this point, she had left X Factor franchise.