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Written by Ron Tyson and Ron Baker. Arranged and produced by Ron Baker.
Eddie grew up in New York and then Philadelphia where he made his first recordings in the early 60s. One of these, “This Can’t Be True” reached #57 on Parkway in 1966. By 1969, Eddie was with ABC and had a #2 hit with a revival of Ruby & The Romantics’ “Hey There Lonely Girl” in early 1970.
He effectively close out his recording career in the late 70s with two releases on Salsoul. “This Will Be A Night To Remember” reached #90 on the Hot-100.
Written by Ron Tyson and Ron Baker. Arranged and produced by Ron Baker.
Eddie grew up in New York and then Philadelphia where he made his first recordings in the early 60s. One of these, “This Can’t Be True” reached #57 on Parkway in 1966. By 1969, Eddie was with ABC and had a #2 hit with a revival of Ruby & The Romantics’ “Hey There Lonely Girl” in early 1970.
He effectively close out his recording career in the late 70s with two releases on Salsoul. “This Will Be A Night To Remember” reached #90 on the Hot-100.
