Johnny Nash - Im So Glad Youre My Baby

Review by Steve Bisig

Album Review: I’m So Glad You’re My Baby by Johnny Nash – A Soulful Gem from 1969 Alright, let’s talk about Johnny Nash’s I’m So Glad You’re My Baby. This funky little soul masterpiece came out in ’69 and still feels like a warm hug on vinyl. Produced by Mickey Stevenson (yeah, the dude who helped shape Motown), it’s got that smooth groove that makes you wanna sway even if you’re just standing in line at the grocery store. Released under MGM Records, this album hit shelves in both the UK and US, bringing a slice of soulful sunshine to folks across the pond. Now, I gotta shout out two tracks here because they’re stuck in my head like gum on a hot sidewalk. First up is “Stormy.” Man, this one hits different. It’s not your typical stormy love song—nope, it’s more like a quiet thunderstorm rolling through your heart. The way Nash sings, all soft but with this electric energy underneath, gives me goosebumps every time. And those harmonies? Chef’s kiss. It’s the kind of track that makes you pause whatever you’re doing and just listen. Like, really listen. No distractions. Then there’s the title track, “(I’m So) Glad You’re My Baby.” Oh man, this tune is pure joy bottled up into three minutes of magic. It’s impossible not to smile when it comes on. Nash sounds so sincere, like he’s singing directly to someone he loves—and honestly, it kinda makes me miss having someone to serenade. The bassline is buttery smooth, and the horns? They pop in like an old friend showing up unannounced but totally welcome. It’s feel-good music without being cheesy, which is harder to pull off than it sounds. What strikes me most about this album is how effortless it feels. Nash doesn’t overdo anything; he lets the melodies breathe and the lyrics sink in. There’s no need for flashy tricks or overproduction—it’s just good, honest soul music. And honestly? That’s rare. Most albums these days try too hard to impress, but I’m So Glad You’re My Baby reminds us that sometimes simplicity slaps hardest. Here’s the kicker though—listening to this record made me realize something kinda wild. Back in ’69, people were vibing to this while Neil Armstrong was walking on the moon. Like, imagine that! Space exploration happening alongside soulful tunes about love and life. Makes you wonder what future generations will think when they look back at our era. Will they be jamming to TikTok remixes while colonizing Mars? Who knows. Anyway, if you haven’t spun I’m So Glad You’re My Baby, do yourself a favor and give it a go. It’s like stepping into a time machine where everything’s groovy, golden, and full of heart.

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Artist: Johnny Nash
Album: Im So Glad Youre My Baby

Funk / Soul

Soul

1967

Rating: 5.0

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Track	Duration	Preview
Stormy
(I'm So) Glad You're My Baby

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Catalog Numbers

MGM 1480
K 13805

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MGM Records

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Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
Single
Promo
4 Prong
Solid Centre
Disc Jocky Special Record

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Role	Company
Published By	Mikim Music

Credits

Role	Credit
Producer	Mickey Stevenson

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Pink color label with black color writings and Big A in silver color
There is a lion head and it mark " DEMO. RECORD NOT FOR SALE"
The date is (9.5.69)
7XSM 1646 - 1 A KT 1
7XSM 1647 - 1 G KT 1
Gold and Blue yin yang MGM Lion head label.
Sold In U.K.
Subject To Resale Price Conditions.
See Price Lists.
Solid Centre
Yellow label Disc Jockey Special Record NOT FOR SALE

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Matrix / Runout: 7XSM 1546-1 0 KT 1
Matrix / Runout: 7XSM 1547-1 0 KT 1
Rights Society: MCPS
Rights Society: BMI
Matrix / Runout: K-13805 103,322-2
Matrix / Runout: K-13805 103,323-2

About Johnny Nash

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American soul and reggae singer and songwriter, born on August 19, 1940 in Houston, Texas, USA; died October 6, 2020 at his home in Houston, Texas, USA. Co-owned Records with producer , and businessman . Married to .

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Johnny Nash's album *I'm So Glad You're My Baby* came out in 1969 and had a mix of soulful vibes that caught ears in both the UK and US. It was produced by Mickey Stevenson, who really knew how to bring out that funky soul style. The track "Stormy" is a standout, but the title track itself is pure smooth soul magic. Not bad for an album from the late '60s, huh?