Gabriella Cilmi Version
"Warm This Winter" | ||||
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Single by Gabriella Cilmi | ||||
from the album Lessons to Be Learned (UK deluxe edition) | ||||
Released | 15 December 2008 | |||
Format | Digital download | |||
Genre | Rock and roll | |||
Length | 2:33 | |||
Label | Island | |||
Writer(s) | Hank Hunter, Mark Barkan | |||
Producer | Xenomania | |||
Gabriella Cilmi UK singles chronology | ||||
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In 2008 The Co-operative Food had Australian singer Gabriella Cilmi remake the song — re-titled "Warm This Winter" — to be played during the company's advertising aired over the holiday season. The track was also played heavily in the Co-operative's stores.
Cilmi's version uses neither of the opening lines from the two intros recorded by Connie Francis instead opening with the lyric: "We met in the winter". An instrumental version of the song continues to be used in advertisements during the non-holiday period (generally February to October).
Included in the deluxe edition release of Cilmi's Lessons to Be Learned album - the deluxe edition being released November 24 2008 - "Warm This Winter" was made available on December 15 2008 as an exclusive digital download track to peak at #22 on the UK Singles Chart dated December 27 2008, outranking Cilmi's precedent physical single "Sanctuary" which had failed to chart in the UK. "Warm This Winter" also bested the #33 UK peak of Cilmi's single "Save the Lies".
The track received enough downloads during the 2009 holiday season to reenter the UK Top 100 Singles chart for three weeks with a #94 peak. Also in 2009 Cilmi's "Warm This Winter" appeared in a TV ad for Orange Romania while in 2011 the track was utilized by Virgin Mobile in their North American TV ad campaign.
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