This is the
title track from California rock band Train's fifth studio album. It was
their first release for nearly four years. Lead guitarist Jimmy
Stafford told Billboard magazine that he considers Save Me San Francisco,
"a comeback record... It's kind of like we're re-introducing the band
to everybody. We have to go out there and win back our core fans and
also expand our audience with new fans." He added: "We just wanted to
get back to our roots on this record. We wanted to do things a little
more stripped-down like our first album and get back to the whole San
Francisco vibe, which is were the band originally came from. And it's
working out great. We've got the same energy and excitement that we had
on the first album. Everybody's just on the same page and really
excited."
Stafford told The Huffington Post:
"When I heard Pat's demo of 'Save Me, San Francisco,' I really got
goose bumps, I felt like it was a really impressive hit song. I love the
chorus so much, you know, with that gospel singer vibe. It had a Stones
attitude, like a loose kind of f--- off rock song. Lyrically, it's a
good pop song, but as a whole, it has a good groove and is really fun to
play."
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