In 1972.  "I can see clearly now" by Johnny Nash spoke to me. Being so young. I did not understand the lyrical meaning of the song. Thirty years later. After "allowing" life to take me down a painful path for over a decade. "I can see clearly now" came on the radio while driving. The emotional effect it had was so overwhelming. I pulled over just to cry! Tears of joy.

In 1972. "I can see clearly now" by Johnny Nash spoke to me. Being so young. I did not understand the lyrical meaning of the song. Thirty years later. After "allowing" life to take me down a painful path for over a decade. "I can see clearly now" came on the radio while driving. The emotional effect it had was so overwhelming. I pulled over just to cry! Tears of joy.

In 1972. &nbsp;"I can see clearly now" by Johnny Nash spoke to me. Being so young. I did&nbsp;not understand the lyrical meaning of the song. Thirty years later. After "allowing" life to take me down a painful path for over a decade. "I can see clearly now" came on the radio while driving. The emotional effect it had was so overwhelming. I pulled over just to cry! Tears of joy.

Blue Skies

Composer, producer, recording artist David Knight digs into his childhood record collection and pulls out classic albums, 45's, 12's, and cassettes, with their original, snap, crackle, pop, skips and tape hiss. Taking you, the baby boomer "Back in The Dave!"

Through Dave's eyes growing up as a young New York musician. "Back in the Dave" reconnects the life, times and stories to the music that became the soundtrack of our youth.

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Composer, producer, recording artist David Knight digs into his childhood record collection and pulls out classic albums, 45's, 12's, and cassettes, with their original, snap, crackle, pop, skips and tape hiss. Taking you, the baby boomer "Back in The Dave!" Through Dave's eyes growing up as a young New York musician. "Back in the Dave" reconnects the life, times and stories to the music that became the soundtrack of our youth.

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