About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Save Me, San Francisco' was released in January 2009, Train had already achieved mainstream success with hits like 'Drops of Jupiter'. This album served as a significant comeback after their previous release, 'For Me, It's You' (2006), which received mixed reviews. With this album, Train sought to reconnect with their roots in pop rock while embracing a more mature sound.
Why it matters
'Save Me, San Francisco' marked a commercial resurgence for Train, peaking at number 17 on the Billboard 200 and earning multiple Grammy nominations. The lead single, 'Hey, Soul Sister', became a massive hit, reaching the top 40 in numerous countries and solidifying Train's place in the pop rock landscape of the late 2000s.
Essential tracks
- "Hey, Soul Sister" — This track showcases an infectious blend of folk influences and catchy pop hooks, becoming Train's signature song and revitalizing their career.
- "Marry Me" — 'Marry Me' stands out as a tender ballad that resonates with listeners through its sincere lyrics and romantic undertones, making it a popular choice for weddings.
- "Save Me, San Francisco" — The title track serves as an homage to the city itself, capturing the essence of longing and nostalgia that permeates throughout the album.
Release Date
January 1, 2009
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Save Me, San Francisco 4:09
- 2 Hey, Soul Sister 3:36
- 3 I Got You 3:47
- 4 Parachute 3:30
- 5 This Ain’t Goodbye 4:23
- 6 If It’s Love 3:59
- 7 You Already Know 4:42
- 8 Words 3:29
- 9 Brick by Brick 3:39
- 10 Breakfast in Bed 4:54
- 11 Marry Me 3:25
