When D -Train disbanded, according to how infused I was to James s solo work, I felt he was searching for a new musical tempo that would complement his vocal ability. However, this resulted in getting a handful of fans misled. A well requested song at weddings - featured the Ex. Crown Height Affair guest vocalist and once a Prelude Record label colleague - Audrey Wheeler. The formula worked once for the duo, so 2 years later, he and Hubert Eaves III retraced their footsteps and recorded what had to be the last recording for Columbia records.
Time changes everything and the world danced to a new beat.
By autumn 1989, James D-Train Williams s trend of music progression began to falter, as his mounting success would be rudely interrupted by a new era. Conversely, I had just turned 20yrs, a radio anchorman and a deep 80s soul man. Arguably, I could have been easily lured into compositions of the new age. I managed to sustain a balance between the new beats and the smooth-soul of the early 80s. Whilst each one became feeble to this new inclination, James D-Train Williams took a back seat and approached the music industry differently.