The B-side to the 1970 single "California Girl," this track featured Floyd's signature vocal styling on a track with more pronounced funk elements than his earlier hits. Though not a chart success, it showcased the continued evolution of the Stax sound.
- "California Girl" was released in October 1970 on the Blue Concord label, a subsidiary of Stax Records.
- The single was produced by Steve Cropper and managed by Al Bell, both key figures at Stax Records.
- The B-side, "What's the Road to Love," was co-written by Floyd and Cropper.
Eddie Floyd was an American soul singer and songwriter from Montgomery, Alabama, best known for his 1966 Stax Records hit "Knock on Wood." At the time of "California Girl," Floyd was a consistent hitmaker for Stax, though this single was released on the subsidiary Blue Concord.
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