Marley sang the remix. The original version (this one) was done by Johnny Nash. Johnny Nash was the man who made Bob Marley what he became. Nash funded the creation of the Bob Marley and the wailers group.
I’m certainly no vocal coach but he has great pitch and a killer vibrato. It’s odd hearing a Raggae song sung more like a pop or R&B song - I don’t know if I’ve heard the original - but Nash certainly pulls it off. I’m going to have to go find the original now. (The horns are interesting. I’ve heard a lot of songs like this since I’ve been to the Caribbean and areas around there. But I only remember in that musical genre guitar, drums, bass and maybe Xylophones? I think that’s what they’re called.)
While the Beatles, ob la di ob la da arguably one of the 1st to 'hit'... Nash, I can see clearly / Stir it up put Ska / Reggae clearly and solidly 'on the map' thereafter here in the 'States.. Such " Feel Good " tunes 😌🤗😁😏😋. Late 50s early 60s, Country/Pop/Soul - late 60s early 70s, Top 40 'Boss' Radio/Power Pop + (😢'bubble gum'😮💨🤗) Prog/Country crossover(straight,pop,rock), thank yew Lo-retta 😁 Soul-R&B and yeah Glam & origin Metal too - late 70s early 80s, Punk🤨..yes🧐/New Wave/New Power Synth Pop/Alternative + (😮💨🧑🎤hair metal🙄💇) Hip-Hop ...... The in-between decades periods seem to have always had the best music " E V A ! " 🙄🤥🤨🧐👍💪✊✌️🖖🤙☝️🤝 ❤️🔥❗
He had such a great voice.
Reminiscing when my boyfriend n I used to love this song 50 yrs ago and we're still married ❤❤❤❤❤🎉
THANK YOU MIDNIGHT SPECIAL!!!
STIR IT UP!
*_He absolutely did this great Bob Marley song justice - Such a sweet voice ..._*
Marley sang the remix.
The original version (this one) was done by Johnny Nash.
Johnny Nash was the man who made Bob Marley what he became. Nash funded the creation of the Bob Marley and the wailers group.
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*_Yes, It says so in the songs description - I did read it ..._*
@@jlahailahaij4100Marley wrote the lyrics to i can see clearly now though.
His vocals are freaking outta this world and he looks like a stud here!
I'm picky about Bob Marley covers because very few get it right. He got it right.
I was just in junior high again
He sang the theme song of The Mighty Hercules cartoon show in the mid 60s.
I’m certainly no vocal coach but he has great pitch and a killer vibrato. It’s odd hearing a Raggae song sung more like a pop or R&B song - I don’t know if I’ve heard the original - but Nash certainly pulls it off. I’m going to have to go find the original now. (The horns are interesting. I’ve heard a lot of songs like this since I’ve been to the Caribbean and areas around there. But I only remember in that musical genre guitar, drums, bass and maybe Xylophones? I think that’s what they’re called.)
I've seen this before, but I like Johnny and this song, and he did a great job here! 😎💜
He has a phenomenal voice!
Happy Wednesday... thank you for sharing! 💖
While the Beatles, ob la di ob la da arguably one of the 1st to 'hit'... Nash, I can see clearly / Stir it up put Ska / Reggae clearly and solidly 'on the map' thereafter here in the 'States.. Such " Feel Good " tunes 😌🤗😁😏😋. Late 50s early 60s, Country/Pop/Soul - late 60s early 70s, Top 40 'Boss' Radio/Power Pop + (😢'bubble gum'😮💨🤗) Prog/Country crossover(straight,pop,rock), thank yew Lo-retta 😁 Soul-R&B and yeah Glam & origin Metal too - late 70s early 80s, Punk🤨..yes🧐/New Wave/New Power Synth Pop/Alternative + (😮💨🧑🎤hair metal🙄💇) Hip-Hop ...... The in-between decades periods seem to have always had the best music " E V A ! " 🙄🤥🤨🧐👍💪✊✌️🖖🤙☝️🤝 ❤️🔥❗
Millie Small "My Boy Lollipop" 1964, went to #2 in the US charts.
Unfassbar gut 👍
pure joy...
Great as always Mr. S!!❤❤❤
Ep 14 - The Midnight Special | May 4, 1973 -- NOT May 5
Johnny Nash did the Wailers wrong!
No he didn't. Bob Marley himself approved this remake and even had the Wailers back Johnny on his studio recording of the song.
@@kevingoins9858This is actually the original version, though it was written by bob Marley who later released his own version.
Correction he did the wailers riiiight
Not the REAL Wailers, from Tacoma. Cover of the later Wailers tune.
@@jermanLugayes..marley wrote ..i can see clearly now.