This 1974 single saw Rydell revisiting the upbeat, horn-driven pop-rock sound that had defined his earlier career. The track was co-written and produced by Michael Edward Kemper.
- The single was released on the short-lived Cool Cats label. It reached number 112 on the Billboard charts in the summer of 1974.
- The B-side, "We Got Love," was a more mellow, mid-tempo ballad. It was Rydell's first single release in nearly three years.
- This was one of Rydell's final charting singles in the U.S.
Bobby Rydell was a hit-making pop singer from Philadelphia, a staple of 1960s American pop radio. He continued recording into the 1970s and beyond, scoring a late-career hit with this single.
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