Who sang the song Minnesota back in the 70's?

Answer by  pgcasturk (23)

"Minnesota" was the first single released by a rock group called Northern Light, in 1975, on the Glacier label. Columbia Records eventually re-released this making it a national hit song. David Sandler (pianist), Spence Peterson (guitarist), Nick Raths (lead guitarist) and Gary Lopac (bassist) made up this four-member band. Sandler wrote, arranged and produced most of their materials.

Answer by  musicmojo (47)

That song was performed in the 1970s by the band Northern Lights. It aired from during the early-to -mid 1970s, approximately 1970 to 1975. If this is the song with the lyrics "Minnesota...I can almost smell the air...I can feel her hand...," then this is the answer to your question.

Answer by  jadewood (95)

I went to my mother who was born in 1974 and asked her and she had no idea so I went on youtube and a group called ''Northern Light'' did.

Answer by  Latin4 (11170)

The song was sang by a group called The Northern Lights around 1976. It is a song that will give you goosebumps when listening to it.

Answer by  jdimarzo (8)

The song "Minnesota" was recorded by a group named Northern Light in the mid-1970s. Many people remember this song from their childhood. Some of the lyrics were: "Minnesota... I can almost smell the air! I can feel her hand and my feet in the sand waters there. "

Answer by  John13 (186)

It was by a band called Northern Light from their album, "49th Parallel." If you want the song, the CD is still available for purchase online.

Answer by  anyname51 (101)

This song was originally performed by a band called Northern Light in 1976. The full title of the song is 'Minnesota Nights. '

Answer by  Priyanka (43)

The song Minnesota was sung by Northern Lights in 1970. This song was more famous than its singer ever was. They released a lot of songs after this one, but none got as famous as Minnesota.