The Good Guy Always Gets The Girl

The Good Guy Always Gets The Girl was released in 1973 on Chimneyville Records, a label founded by Jackson, Mississippi entrepreneur Malaco Records co-founder Tommy Couch. This track emerged during a period when the label was carving out a niche in Southern soul and rhythm and blues, serving as a platform for regional artists to gain broader exposure through the label's distribution network.

The recording is attributed to Michael Hudson, a performer whose work fits squarely into the classic soul aesthetic of the early 1970s. The production style reflects the signature warm, horn-driven sound that characterized the Chimneyville catalog, aiming to capture the emotional storytelling common in the soul ballads of that era. While the record did not achieve widespread mainstream chart success, it remains a notable example of the small-label independent soul scene that thrived in the American South.