Stir It Up - Music
Stir It Up by Johnny Nash
Johnny Nash
Artist Biography For Johnny Nash
John Lester Nash Jr. Born 19 August 1940 Died 6 October 2020 Was An American Pop Singer Best Known For His 1972 Hit I Can See Clearly Now. Born In Houston Texas Nash Began As A Pop Singer In The 1950s. He Became Famous For Singing The Theme Song For The Mighty Hercules Cartoon In The Early 1960s Which Song He Also Wrote . His Biggest Hits Were The Early Reggae Tunes Hold Me Tight I Can See Clearly Now And Stir It Up Written By Bob Marley Prior To Marley's International Success. Nash Was Last Active As A Composer In The Swedish Romance Vill Så Gärna Tro 1971 In Which He Portrayed Robert. For Many Years He Seemed To Have Dropped Out Of Sight However In May 2006 He Was Singing Again At SugarHill Recording Studio In His Native Houston.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Stir It Up
Johnny-Nash - I Can See Clearly Now
"Stir It Up" Is A Song Composed By Jamaican Musician Bob Marley In 1967 And First Recorded By His Group The Wailers That Year And Issued As A Single. The Song Was Later Covered By American Singer Johnny Nash On His 1972 Album "I Can See Clearly Now". The Following Year The Wailers Re-Recorded The Song For Their 1973 Album "Catch A Fire".
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John Lester Nash Jr. Born 19 August 1940 Died 6 October 2020 Was An American Pop Singer Best Known For His 1972 Hit I Can See Clearly Now. Born In Houston Texas Nash Began As A Pop Singer In The 1950s. He Became Famous For Singing The Theme Song For The Mighty Hercules Cartoon In The Early 1960s Which Song He Also Wrote . His Biggest Hits Were The Early Reggae Tunes Hold Me Tight I Can See Clearly Now And Stir It Up Written By Bob Marley Prior To Marley's International Success. Nash Was Last Active As A Composer In The Swedish Romance Vill Så Gärna Tro 1971 In Which He Portrayed Robert. For Many Years He Seemed To Have Dropped Out Of Sight However In May 2006 He Was Singing Again At SugarHill Recording Studio In His Native Houston.
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"Stir It Up" is a song composed by Jamaican musician Bob Marley in 1967 and first recorded by his group The Wailers that year and issued as a single. The song was later covered by American singer Johnny Nash on his 1972 album "I Can See Clearly Now". The following year, The Wailers re-recorded the song for their 1973 album "Catch a Fire". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.