Desert Drought

Desert Drought
"Desert Drought"
Single by Cast
from the album Beetroot
B-side "Cobwebs"
Released 2001
Format CD
Label Polydor (587176)
Writer(s) John Power
Producer John Power, Tristin Norwell
Cast singles chronology
"Magic Hour"
(1999)		 "Desert Drought"
(2001)

"Desert Drought" is the eleventh single by the Liverpool britpop band Cast, fronted by ex La's bassist John Power.

Contents

Formats and track listings

CD single (1)
  1. "Desert Drought"
  2. "Cobwebs"
  3. "Desert Drought" (Desert Dry Mouth mix)
  4. "Desert Drought" (CD-Rom mix)
CD single (2)
  1. "Desert Drought"
  2. "Curtains" (Purple Curtains remix)
  3. "Desert Drought" (Solomon remix)

Personnel

Cast
Production
  • John Power – producer, mixing
  • Tristin Norwell – producer, mixing

Chart performance

Chart (2001) Peak position
UK Singles Chart 45

References

v · Cast
John Power · Peter Wilkinson · Liam "Skin" Tyson · Keith O'Neill
Ged Malley · Barry Sutton · Peter "Cammy" Camell · Russell Brady
Studio albums
Compilation albums
The Collection · The Complete BBC Sessions
Singles
"Finetime" · "Alright" · "Sandstorm" · "Walkaway" · "Flying" · "Free Me" · "Guiding Star" · "Live the Dream" · "I'm So Lonely" · "Beat Mama" · "Magic Hour" · "Desert Drought"
Related articles
The La's · Shack · Robert Plant and the Strange Sensation · Polydor Records

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