I Love this song!

http://www.youtube.com/wa...vHlLBdH1Fc

Stevie Woods had a pretty brief moment in the sun. The guitarist signed with Cotillion Records and released Take Me To Your Heaven in 1981. It's actually a bit of a stretch to label Take Me as Soul music. It was actually one of the early "Brown Eyed Pop" releases that would rise in popularity the 80s from artists such as Lionel Richie and Atlantic Starr. Take Me boasted an A-Team of backing musicians, including Ray Parker, Toto's Steve Lukather and Chicago's Bill Champlin, with international producer Jack White at the helm. White had a talent for gathering great songs from around the world and working to be the first to release them in America with one of his proteges, such as Woods and Laura Branigan. And Take Me was so doggone melodic and hooky front to back that the White formula actually worked pretty well, despite rather bland production. Woods, sounding like a young, hip Johnny Mathis, breezed through the material beautifully. The album's first single, "Steal the Night," was a crossover smash, hitting the top 30 on the Pop charts and slightly lower on the Black Charts.