subsequent hits included "just like real people," "it don't feel like sinnin' to me," "sweet desire," "you'd make an angel want to cheat," and a cover of dolly parton's "put it off until tomorrow." (jeannie kendall's powerful soprano has often been compared to parton's.) in 1981, after ovation records closed their doors, the duo signed with mercury records, and continued to have hits with the "teach me to cheat" and "if you're waitin' on me (you're backin' up)," which both made the country top ten. more hits followed with "movin' train" and "precious love," which made the top 20.