I like this mid tempo tune, how many great tunes did Mr Nash make?

I own this on a LP - does anyone know if it was released on a 45?

I know what you want - johnny nash - cadet

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I like this mid tempo tune, how many great tunes did Mr Nash make?

I own this on a LP - does anyone know if it was released on a 45?

I want one,how much?

Edited January 7, 200718 yr by ken

I want one,how much?

Its on the "Teardrops in the rain LP" with all his Argo stuff, Love aint nothing, Strange feeling etc, I have never seen a 45 (or I would have got one) It can't be rare cause its Johnny Nash! But i think it is a brill tune!

Some of your lovin - johnny nash - abc

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O Man River - johnny nash - wb

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He he Mossy Boogaloo Baby

O Man River - johnny nash - wb

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He he Mossy Boogaloo Baby

Other side to cupid is allright,i think.....

I like this mid tempo tune, how many great tunes did Mr Nash make?

I own this on a LP - does anyone know if it was released on a 45?

Great track !...,great artist sublimely soulful voice, i have recentley been reactivating "Im so glad your my baby" by the man and was suprised how many people didnt know it but liked it, a candidate for an under played oldie if ever there was....dont know how to upload files etc. (sorry) but check it out if you dont know it

Edited January 8, 200718 yr by jemco

Other side to cupid is allright,i think.....

No, the other side is, my dear little sweetheart, and its slow

I want one,how much?

It was a "cash-in" LP from the 70's using his unreleased 60's Argo recordings. Some really nice tracks on it.

Ian

i have recentley been reactivating "Im so glad your my baby" by the man and was suprised how many people didnt know it but liked it,

Always loved ISGYMB .. lovely midtemp track that also came out over here on MGM.

Another worth a mention and a few spins is the superb "I'm Leaving" on RCA. Very Sam Cooke influenced, great lyrics, just another Johnny Nash winner!

Sean

Always loved ISGYMB .. lovely midtemp track that also came out over here on MGM.

Another worth a mention and a few spins is the superb "I'm Leaving" on RCA. Very Sam Cooke influenced, great lyrics, just another Johnny Nash winner!

Sean

I was always a big fan of the Album cut "Why Did You Do It"

Always loved ISGYMB .. lovely midtemp track that also came out over here on MGM.

Another worth a mention and a few spins is the superb "I'm Leaving" on RCA. Very Sam Cooke influenced, great lyrics, just another Johnny Nash winner!

Sean

I am sure I had that on Groove records at one time! great tune!

Always loved ISGYMB .. lovely midtemp track that also came out over here on MGM.

Another worth a mention and a few spins is the superb "I'm Leaving" on RCA. Very Sam Cooke influenced, great lyrics, just another Johnny Nash winner!

Sean

Would agree with that Sean Im "leaving" nice track as well, got my copy of Im so glad etc. on british ...shame with a plethora of material he produced his biggest seller (i think) was TEARS etc.....wonder what he thought of all the other good stuff he recorded that bombed chart wise?

I am sure I had that on Groove records at one time! great tune!

Groove is a subsidury of RCA i think.

It was a "cash-in" LP from the 70's using his unreleased 60's Argo recordings. Some really nice tracks on it.

Ian

Quite right buddy, but did "I know what you want" ever come out on a 45" The LP dates 1972 but it would have been recorded in 1965!

I purchased Johny Nash's (as far as I know) only LP release on Argo, Its called "composers choice" and to be fair it is full of old crooners! It came out in 1964 and is not worth having (apart from a nice pic of Johnny!)

Was this title ever released before the "Cash In" occured? Its the best cash in I have ever heard!

I want one,how much?

I have one of these for sale in lovely EX/EX condition £25. Anyone want it? Pm me, Cheers

I like this mid tempo tune, how many great tunes did Mr Nash make?

I own this on a LP - does anyone know if it was released on a 45?

Johnny Nash - Strange Feeling ( Argo ) ...... Top Tune

Malc Burton

town of lonely hearts - johnny nash - groove

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My very favorite Johnny Nash track

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Johnny Nash - Strange Feeling ( Argo ) ...... Top Tune

Malc Burton

Spun this out a few times.....old 6ts spin i think ?

Strange Feeling - johnny nash - argo

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Moment Of Weakness - johnny nash - wb

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(I'm So) Glad Your My baby - johnny nash - mgm

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I Lost My Baby - johnny nash - abc

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One I've been looking out for for a while

'You Never Know' on MGM has gotta be up there with his best

Jamie

Edited January 9, 200718 yr by Jamie

Well after all the downloads, I'm really glad I took the time to post it.......

And the comments in relation to said track is encouraging too......

(I'm So) Glad Your My baby - johnny nash - mgm

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MY FAVE SOUL TRACK FROM JN BY A LONG WAY.

REGGAE TRACK.............. GUAVA JELLY

I was always a big fan of the Album cut "Why Did You Do It"

An old "Sidedoor" anthem, brought to prominence by Gary Thomas long before others caught on....

...and it was issued on a single too - In South Africa - without that floor-killing intro!

I recently got JN's killer deep soul version of the old hillbilly song "Cigareets, Whusky And Wild, Wild Women" on UK Warner Brothers, which is one of his best ever and which I'm sort of embarrassed about having been unaware of for the best part of 45 years. Still better late than never, I guess!

TONE

Two from me:

What Kind Of Love Is This b/w Deep In The Heart Of Harlem (Groove)

Love Ain't Nothing (Argo)

Two crackers!

Rich

No one mentioned his Cadet side yet? FANTASTIC beat ballad.

An old "Sidedoor" anthem, brought to prominence by Gary Thomas long before others caught on....

...and it was issued on a single too - In South Africa - without that floor-killing intro!

I recently got JN's killer deep soul version of the old hillbilly song "Cigareets, Whusky And Wild, Wild Women" on UK Warner Brothers, which is one of his best ever and which I'm sort of embarrassed about having been unaware of for the best part of 45 years. Still better late than never, I guess!

TONE

Tony, Yes mate is around those days I first picked up on it - Think it was Terry Jones who I first heard play it

You are so right about the intro though. Best I start the hunt for the 7 now - Thank you for the heads up on that !

Side Door- Great Nights

Tony, Yes mate is around those days I first picked up on it - Think it was Terry Jones who I first heard play it

You are so right about the intro though. Best I start the hunt for the 7 now - Thank you for the heads up on that !

Side Door- Great Nights

It's on the other side of the South African issue of "Let's Be Friends". I only got it recently - I just KNEW that it had to be released on a 45 somewhere in the world!!!!!

It's not obvious, I know, but Philippe Wynne also cut a killer deep soul version of this on Sugarhill, under the title of "You Made Me Love You (Why Did You Do It)" - produced, like Johnny N's track, by the great Bunny Sigler...

TONE

And the comments in relation to said track is encouraging too......

Great Tune, love it mate!

There's a nice track called " I've got to get myself together " on his Raining teardrops L.P, really nice mid tempo, makes the hairs on your neck stand up....... .

Ol man river is Awesome, best version IMO, Don't see it around to often.