Uploaded by TheBoyCub on Nov 25, 2010
A brilliant single from ex Frankie Goes To Hollywood frontman Holly Johnson.
'Love Train' was Holly's 3rd single released in 1989 and taken from his debut solo album 'BLAST!' the single climbed to the #4 position on the UK Top 100 Singles Chart.
'BLAST!' was also released in 1989 and went up to the #1 position on the UK Top 100 Album Chart.
Holly Johnson's debut album was also recently re-issued as a super deluxe 3 disc edition containing the original album, B sides The remixes and videos to the singles....what more could you want?
Holly is an enigmatic man and a true pop star, we want more.
I love this album, it's a pop gem.
Available on MCA Records
Remixes for 'Love Train'
Love Train" (Ride the 'A' Train)
Love Train" (12" mix)
Love Train (Stoke It Up)" (7" mix)
Love Train" (7" mix)
Murder in Paradise"
Love Train" (Americana Big Beat version)
Love Train" (Iron-Horse instrumental)
Love Train" (Americana 12" version)
Love Train" (Bonus Big Beat radio version)
Love Train" (Americana Pop version)
17 videosYouTube Mix for Holly Johnson- 4:03
Holly Johnson - Love Train (Americana Pop Version)by HOLLYwoodgoesFRANKIE9,008 views
- 3:33
HOLLY JOHNSON "Americanos"by LosVHSdeClarkito11,245 views
- 4:18
Holly Johnson - Atomic Cityby TheBoyCub701 views
- 4:52
Echo And The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon [ORIGINAL PROMO VIDEO]by HOLLYwoodgoesFRANKIE7,465 views
- 6:49
Holly Johnson - Americanos HDby CiSiDeveAccontentare5,715 views
- 7:58
Frankie goes to Hollywood - Relax (trance dance remix)by theskyscatcher65,773 views
- 4:05
Level42 - Lessons In Loveby juancitogaete244,437 views
- 3:59
Holly Johnson - Hallelujah!by lssmith995,250 views
- 3:02
Holly Johnson - Americanos 2010by fritz5133291,774 views
- 6:27
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes Video Destructo - Widescreenby PlanetFrankieHD17,162 views
- 4:17
Holly Johnson - Heaven's Hereby HOLLYwoodgoesFRANKIE2,780 views
- 3:19
Eighth Wonder - Stay with me (1986)by phunk0772,343 views
- 3:33
Holly Johnson - Americanos (1990)by StafkeMottenbol1,741 views
- 2:44
Holly Johnson - Americanos TOTPby mrbevboy21,417 views
- 5:06
Holly Johnson - The Power Of Love (Live on ZDF Love Songs 2004)by ajsmith31139,454 views
- 5:16
Holly Johnson - Later with Jools Holland - Part 1 of 2by PlanetFrankieHD32,918 views
- 4:46
Holly Johnson - 'Americanos' - Diamond Record Awards 1991by RomanticWeekend34,651 views
- 3:53
Howard Jones "What is Love"by teaselus3,990,978 views
- 4:08
The Communards - Never Can Say Goodbyeby sparkconpro287,130 views
- 6:13
Atomic City, by Holly Johnson, from Blast.by Oblikue11,054 views
Love his voice!
YolandaBru999 1 month ago
Fantastic pop song.
Vennegoor10 2 months ago
Youtube -
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AreWeReady4JESUS 6 months ago
love it
caz13122 7 months ago
@DrewMurray1874 But I at least a get the impression theres some kind of whimsical ironic humour going on there that is at least individual, rather than the bland uniform treadmill of popular culture that is pre packaged and marketed wholesale to us gaping consumers. I know, the market has always been self interested as you say but at least there seemed to be room for some individuality. Anyone, just cos your gay why would every statement you make need to be an 'important' political point?
BelatedCommiseration 7 months ago
@BelatedCommiseration I think you're wrong. This was released at the zenith of the Thatcher government when they crushed unions and local councils (especially Liverpool) and tried to force teachers to teach kids that if they were homosexual then they were abnormal. A Scouser and homosexual like Holly had better things to do than release this fluffy nonsense!
DrewMurray1874 7 months ago
This was my first post Frankie single from the Blast album in fact
all the mixes and the videos have just been reissued by Cherry Red in a Delux edition :)
thehollyjohnson 8 months ago
Interesting to be the first person to comment on this song. Its funny, in a lot of ways the general substance of pop songs has not really changed but its the style and the panache that seems to have disappeared. You very rarely get quirky and interesting songs like this any more.
BelatedCommiseration 9 months ago