U.S. pressing from 1980 of this Leroy Burgess Disco classic. The A-side label incorrectly credits the writing credits to Martha Williams instead of the three principle members of Convertion shown above and does not credit a producer. There is another version with not only the correct writers credited on the A-side, but also a credit for the producer. Although listed as a Convertion track, the B-Side is in fact the original version of Four Flights' 1978 track, "All I Want Is You". This release is partially unofficial because, according to Dunn Pearson Jr., Sam Records added "All I Want Is You" as the B-side to this record without his consent. The credit to "J. Carter" as a co-writer is unexplained.