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... arrayed beauties pictured on its cover; it was, in fact, a rather solid record in the JohnnyNash pop-soul-reggae mold. A couple of Brook Benton covers, a rendition of Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline," a JohnnyNash tune, and a few original compositions all cut in the kind of slightly fey, nostalgia-tinged "revival" style that would help birth lovers rock in the 1970s....
... Splish, Splash, I Was Havin' a Flash. Roberta Flack --- The First Time Ever I Forgot Your Face. JohnnyNash --- I Can't See Clearly Now ! Paul Simon --- Fifty Ways to Lose Your Liver The Commodores --- Once, Twice, Three Times to the Bathroom. Marvin Gaye --- Heard I need the Grape Nuts. Procol Harem --- A Whiter Shade of Hair! Leo Sayer--- You Make Me Feel Like Napping. The Temptations...
(#373, 12th July 1975) Less pillow, more comfort blanket, this gentle, stringsified reggae lope starts with a promise of heartbreak - that bowed and broken intro - which the lyrics might keep but the music doesn’t. It’s not that reggae songs can’t be sad, but ones as jauntily and lightly played as this would find it difficult: the rhythm here is lending Nash strength, not underpinning his sorrow....
Johnny Nash, I Can See Clearly Now (1972) I t has been quite the month at Jurisdynamics . Beginning with Schattenfreude , this month has brought extraordinary joy to me as a blogger. I will always treasure this blog's February 2008 archive . I leave this month with a musical treat for myself and for the faithful readers who have stayed with Jurisdynamics and its affiliated weblogs throughout the past...
CP Masters beat off competition from the Los Angeles-based Bug Music, which is also bidding for Chrysalis, the quoted music publisher put up for sale by its founder Chris Wright. CP Masters is the music publishing arm of CTM, an independent television and film production company. It will work with ABP on future acquisitions. It owns the music copyrights to songs by JohnnyNash, Macy Gray,...
... up under the strain of his progressive and demanding arrangements. Humphrey's reharmonization of JohnnyNash’s “I Can See Clearly Now” produces a perfectly listenable jazz version that gently incorporates the light reggae of the original with Humphrey's impeccable ability to transform a melody into something previously unheard. Humphrey is also a master Monk interpreter. “Friday the...
... Co.Photo/Kim Wall (right), owner of Baensch Food Products Co. in Riverwest, talks with employee JohnnyNash Tuesday. Wall has been praised for her hiring practices Advertisement Her efforts are paying off as sales are up and Ma Baensch has recaptured lost markets in Madison and northern reaches of the state, including the Fox Valley, Green Bay and Eau Claire. Baensch Food Products,...
... I'll Be Your Baby Tonight - Burl Ives* Walkin ' In The Sunshine - Roger Miller* Hold Me Tight - JohnnyNash* Woman - Peter & Gordon* Baby I Need Your Lovin ' - Johnny Rivers* I'm Not In Love - 10cc Ben - Michael Jackson If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot Knock Knock Who's There - Liv Maesson * I Still Call Australia Home - Peter Allen Leave A Tender Moment Alone -...
... No Good (mp3) I wanted to try to do a whole 6 degrees of covers thing but all I could get was Kate Nash covers Arctic Monkeys ( Fluorescent Adolescent )... who cover Amy Winehouse... who covers JohnnyNash/Sam Cooke ( Cupid ). If you can keep it going, be my guest :)
Lately there have been some kind people posting Amy Winehouse 's cover of Cupid which is from the BBC Radio 1 website. It's been attributed to JohnnyNash by some and The Supremes by others, and while both have performed the song during their respective careers, the true original writer and performer of the tune is Sam Cooke . Sam was INCREDIBLY important in the acceptance and integration...
“I can see clearly now, the rain is gone, I can see all obstacles in my way…” -JohnnyNash As we approach 2008, the “Future of Search” seems to be less and less a guessing game every day. In fact, looking over my notes today, I think the answer is pretty well known. Rand Fishkin wrote back [...]
... year by year. And it's pretty freaking awesome. You've got Steve's GF Amy Winehouse covering JohnnyNash's "Cupid," a song my mom put on the permanent soundtrack of my childhood. Franz Ferdinand doing Bowie's "Sound and Vision." KT Tunstall belting out a joyful version of Bryan Ferry's "Let's Stick Together." McFly does the Jam's "A Town Called Malice;" James Morrison imitates Paul...
... helped shape the repertoire and arrangements here (and who joins her for a soaring rendition of JohnnyNash's classic "I Can See Clearly Now"), and beginning a new partnership with legendary producer Jeffrey Lesser (Streisand's Lazy Afternoon, among others), Luba's sensuous and soaring voice takes on pop classics by everyone from George Harrison to Neil Diamond to Van Morrison. An...
1967 - 'Flowers In The Rain' (The Move) covered by Kaiser Chiefs 1968 - 'All Along The Watchtower' (Jimi Hendrix Experience) covered by The Fratellis 1969 - 'Cupid' (JohnnyNash) covered by Amy Winehouse 1970 - 'Lola' (The Kinks) covered by Robbie Williams 1971 - 'Your Song' (Elton John) covered by The Streets1972 - 'Betcha By Golly Wow' (The Stylistics) covered by Sugababes 1973 - 'You're...
