(radio version) – 3:59 "Why Can't I Wake Up with You?" (live version) – 5:13 European CD single (74321 17033 2) "Relight My Fire" (radio version) – 3:59 "Why Can't I Wake Up with You?" (live version) – 5:13 "Relight My Fire" (Late Night mix) – 6:47 Australian CD single (74321168612) "Relight My Fire" (radio version) – 3:59 "Relight My Fire" (full length version) – 11:17 "Relight My Fire" (Late Night mix) – 6:47 "Why Can't I Wake Up with You?" (live version) – 5:13 "Take That and Party" (live) – 2:49 UK withdrawn CD single (2005) (82876760602) "Relight My Fire" (Element remix) – 3:46 "Relight My Fire" (original version) – 4:11 "Relight My Fire" (Element remix video) – 4:12 UK withdrawn 12-inch single (2005) (82876760601) A1. "Relight My Fire" (Element remix) – 3:46 B1. "Relight My Fire" (Joey Negro club mix) – 6:43 B2. "Relight My Fire" (Joey Negro vocal mix) – 7:05 Personnel Gary Barlow – lead vocals Howard Donald – backing vocals Jason Orange – backing vocals Mark Owen – backing vocals Robbie Williams – backing vocals Lulu – guest vocals, backing vocals Charts and sales Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications and sales |} Ricky Martin version Ricky Martin covered "Relight My Fire" in 2003. In late January 2003, Billboard reported that Grammy Award-winning remixer Hex Hector recently spent time in the studio with Martin and Anastacia. The trio, with Hector in the producer's seat, completed a cover of Dan Hartman's disco classic "Relight My Fire." Billboard added that Anastacia reprised Loleatta Holloway's performance from the original, and the song should appear on Martin's forthcoming album. However, the single released in February 2003 included Holloway's original vocals, and the song did not appear on any of Martin's albums. "Relight My Fire" is credited to "Martin featuring Loleatta Holloway." Chart performance On the Billboard issue dated April 19, 2003, "Relight My Fire" appeared on the Hot Dance Breakouts chart, and on May 3, 2003, it entered the Dance Club Songs at number thirty-eight. The song peaked at number five on June 21, 2003, and spent twelve weeks on the Dance Club Songs chart. Charts References 1979 singles 1979 songs 1993 singles Dan Hartman songs Take That songs Lulu (singer) songs Loleatta Holloway songs Disco songs UK Singles Chart number-one singles Number-one singles in Israel Song recordings produced by Dan Hartman Songs written by Dan Hartman