"YOU'RE SO GOOD TO ME BABY" (Paul Ashwood) by EDIE SPENCER From the Album Jamaica To Toronto: Soul Funk & Reggae 1967-1974
Jamaica To Toronto -- Soul, Funk, & Reggae 1967 to 1974 ... CD Light In The Attic, Late 60s/Early 70s. New Copy .... $16.99
A mindblowing musical discovery -- funky music made in Canada - easily some of the best grooves we've ever dug!
Most of the tunes are in a really nitty gritty  funky 45 sort of mode -filled with strong influences from
American soul of the late 60s and early 70s, but often done with a style that's a bit dirtier and fuzzier,
especially at the bottom of the rhythms. There's a few traces of Jamaican production styles on the records,
but overall the album's more like finding a lost stash of rare 45s from some smaller American funk scene
-- all work that's totally darn fresh, and beautifully presented here in a lavish booklet
filled with enough notes and vintage images to rival the work coming out of the Numero camp of late!
Great stuff all around, with titles that include ....
The #1 Top Chart Hit

"You're So Good To Me Baby" by Eddie Spencer
"Fugitive Song" by Jo Jo & The Fugitives, "Eternal Love" and "I Wish It Would Rain" by The Cougars,
"Grand Funk" by Jackie Mittoo, "Love Is The Answer" by Ram,
"Mr Fortune" by The Hitch-Hikers with Mighty Pope, "Fire by Wayne McGhie & The Sounds Of Joy,
"I Believe In Music" Eddie Spencer - If This Is Love - Light In The Attic (lita45-001)'Eddie Spencer and the Power'
-- Eddie Spencer has been getting heavy spins on the UK Northern Radio Stations ...

Eddie's "You're So Good to me Baby" is the better cut   
* A NUMBER #1 BILLBOARD HIT! (Canada) Raw Power Vocals / Great Rhythm Track!} ...

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