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| Johnny Nash | ||
| Artist: Johnny Nash Song: I Can See Clearly Now Year: 1972 Discuss Johnny Nash Buy This Album
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Class of 1972 Click Here to find old friends. |
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In 1957, Johnny Nash made his debut with the single "A Teenager Sings the
Blues." Doris Day's "A Very Special Love" and "The Teen Commandments"
followed.
In 1965, Nash climbed into the R&B top five with "Let's Move and Groove Together." Epic released Nash's biggest hit, "I Can See Clearly Now," in 1965. Jimmy Cliff covered "I Can See Clearly Now" in 1994. | ||
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I Can See Clearly Now Buy This Album |
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Billboard Top Rock & Roll Hits 1972 Buy This Album |
| Top songs for the Class of 1972 | |||
| Make a mix tape or request these at the next class reunion. These rankings will change by the day, hour and even minute. They are based on visitor popularity. | |||
| Artist | Song | ||
| 1. | Hot Butter | Popcorn | more |
| 2. | Argent | Hold Your Head Up | more |
| 3. | Jonathan Edwards | Sunshine | more |
| 4. | T. Rex | Bang A Gong (Get It On) | more |
| 5. | Mouth & MacNeal | How Do You Do | more |
| 6. | Bullet | White Lies, Blue Eyes | more |
| 7. | Apollo 100 | Joy | more |
| 8. | Climax | Precious and Few | more |
| 9. | Hillside Singers | I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (in Perfect Harmony) | more |
| 10. | Hurricane Smith | Oh, Babe, What Would You Say? | more |
