Let Me Be Good to You (Lou Rawls song)
"Let Me Be Good to You" is the title track to Lou Rawls' 1980 album of the same name.[1] The track was Rawls' last big hit on Gamble & Huff's Philadelphia International Records, where Rawls recorded his biggest smash, "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine."Other tracks on this effort include "Lover's Holiday," "What's The Matter With The Word," and the standard, "Tomorrow."
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