Nash, Johnny

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Composer's Choice Used - LP - LPS 4038 Beautiful 1964 Deep Groove Blue & Silver Label Stereo Original. Appears Unplayed. Rare! more
	Hold Me Tight Used - LP - JS-1207 1968 Original Pressing. An Underrated Album With Some Great Songs. more
	Hold Me Tight New - LP - JS 1207 Sealed 1968 Stereo Original. Corner Dings. more
	I Can See Clearly Now New - LP - KE 31607 Sealed 1972 Original. Pristine Copy. “Singer/Songwriter/Producer Johnny Nash's Million-Seller "I Can See Clearly Now" Did More To Bring The Reggae Music Sound Into The Mainstream Than Any Other Single Record Up To That Point. To Be Sure, There Were Previous Reggae Hits, But Nash's Buoyant, Breezy, Optimistic Classic Proved To Be A Phenomenal Record Holding The Number One Pop Position For Four Weeks And Going To Number One Adult Contemporary On Billboard's Charts In Fall 1972. Houston,TX, Native Nash Had Been Recording In Jamaica For Some Years Before Having His Biggest Hit. On The I Can See Clearly Now Album, Nash Used Members Of Bob Marley And The Wailers And Recorded Several Marley Songs: "Stir It Up," The Follow-Up Single, "Comma Comma," The Smooth "Guava Jelly," And The Nash/Marley Co-Written Ballad, "You Poured Sugar On Me." The Tender Album Track "(It Was) So Nice While It Lasted" Received Radio Play. Other Standouts Are The Punchy Horns-Flavored "Ooh Baby You've Been Good To Me" And The Lullaby-Ish Ballad "There Are More Questions Than Answers." It's A Tribute To Its High Quality That I Can See Clearly Now Was In Print Almost Three Decades After Its Original Release.” – Ed Hogan, All Music Guide more
	Love Me Tender New - LP - MR 602 Sealed And Rare 1978 Original. Songs Are: "Love Me Tender," "You Got Soul Part 1," "Five Hundred Miles," "Somewhere," "Understanding," "Country Boy," "You Got Soul Part 2," "One More Time," "Big City" And "Trying To Find Her." more
	Soul Folk New - LP - JS 1006 Sealed 1968 Stereo Original Featuring Die-Cut Cover With Lenticular (3-D) Image. “The Title Pretty Much Sums Up The Approach Johnny Nash Takes To This 1969 LP. Lightly Stepping In Territory That Bill Withers Would Explore Further In Just A Few Years Time, He Takes In Some Standard Folk Covers And Dresses Them Up In His Typically Smooth, Restrained Soulful Vocals. The Standout Track Is The One That Closes And Opens The Album, "You Got Soul." The Light String Accompaniment, The Laid-Back Cool Of The Lyrics, And The Easy Shuffling Rhythm Make The Track Work Best, And It Also Happens To Be The Only Track Actually Penned By Johnny Nash. This Works As A Testament To The Songwriting Craft He Would Find His Successes With A Few Years Down The Line. The Album Also Throws In Versions Of Elvis Presley's "Love Me Tender," Harry Belafonte's "Island In The Sun," And Country And Folk Staples Like "500 Miles" And "Country Boy." His Mellow, Bongo-Laden Version Of Bob Dylan's "Blowing In The Wind" Is One Of The Few Points Where He Allows His Vocals To Do Their Work Unrestrained. A Final Highlight Of The Record Is His Take On Sam Cooke's "Chain Gang" Where The Recording Sounds Positively Ghostly And His Soft Croon Finds A Perfect Place To Nest. Worth The Price Of The LP Surely Just For The Holographic Cover Alone, The Album Presents Johnny Nash Just On The Verge Of Total Freedom Of Expression. On It's Own, It Is A Fine Collection Of Soul Music's Softer Sensibilities.” John Pruett, AMG. more
	Soul Folk Used - LP - JS 1006 Rare Original Stereo With 3-D Lenticular Picture Cover. Shrink Intact. more
	Teardrops In The Rain New - LP - CA 50034 Sealed 1973 Original. COH. more