Love’s Train spent 48 weeks on the Billboard charts, peaking at #9 in May of 1983A tall pretty young lady came to the studio in San Francisco and Felton Pilate moved on her quickly. About a month into their relationship, she slides up to me and says she really wanted me. One thing led to another and soon she was juggling me and Felton, but I don’t know that – I thought she’d dumped him. She stayed in an apartment that had to buzz you in. One night I went there and she was with Felton. I said the corniest thing a brother could say: ‘If by chance you let me come up, we can talk about this.’ I don’t know where those words came from.
The guy that wrote the track didn't want to do the song, because when he heard the lyrics, he realized that he and one of the other dudes in the band were fucking the same chick.
The guy that wrote the track didn't want to do the song, because when he heard the lyrics, he realized that he and one of the other dudes in the band were fucking the same chick.
Also, Here's Dru Hill's take on the song.
Classic song in my slow jams folder
"Straight From The Heart" was the cut of cuts back then. Instant panty dropper.
Whenever I would take a girl to the Snooty Fox (Motor Inn)... I'd have this song playing in the cassette deck while we were on the way there. We'd stop and get some Popeye's chicken, with a couple of strawberry sodas (I ain't a complete savage). Then I'd get the room for four hours. And it was on like popcorn...
It's still in rotation.
Same shit. Lol. Used to fly in from the bay, pick up this chic (squirter), hit the Snooty Fox with a greasy burrito, Pioneer chicken and 2 bottles of Asti Spamonte folanari. Smashing. This song strikes my memory.
Produced with Uncredited Vocals by Keith Sweat...
I always wondered if the Dru Hill cover was originally a Keith Sweat cover...
This and Dru Hill's "Share My World", Sweat produced also, sound like they should have been on Keith's 1996 album....