A Johnny Cash song that doesn't get enough love
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I could listen to old country all the time. Cash, Waylon, Willie, Kristofferson, and Robbins but my favorite is the Gentle Giant…Don Williams! Then if you throw in some Chris Ledoux I’m all set.
ND Mike For some mellow time it is tough to beat Don Williams, I saw him live numerous times and enjoyed everyone.
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ND Mike For some mellow time it is tough to beat Don Williams, I saw him live numerous times and enjoyed everyone.
bocephus I was going to go to him and he canceled due to health reasons. He died about 6 months later.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4Cr87-GCxI Has always been my second favorite cash song. Forwhatever reason I woke up and this song was the first thing on my mind.
Favorite is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXt1NIYPNjA if I were a carpenter. Just thought I’d share
Jonathon Sunday Morning Coming Down is by far my favorite Cash song.
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Jonathon Sunday Morning Coming Down is by far my favorite Cash song.
HerbcoFood I was just getting ready with that one as one of my favorites too for Cash.
“The Last Gunfighter Ballad” I haven’t listened to that in over, well I don’t remember when.
Cash has many good ones.
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Wholey Carp! Kirk Douglas, Johnny Cash and introducing Keith Carradine I’ve never seen this!
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GWG8541 I almost posted that one as well. A friend of mine was in Nashville this last weekend and sent me a picture of the hand written lyrics from the Johnny Cash museum.
Tex_77 its been a few years since I’ve been to Nashville. Its definitely a fun town, but getting kind of crazy. To many Yankees moving in, and I’m a Yankee. We caught a show at the Ryman the last trip and took the backstage tour after the show. It is a great place to visit if you like anything about country music.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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Tex_77 its been a few years since I’ve been to Nashville. Its definitely a fun town, but getting kind of crazy. To many Yankees moving in, and I’m a Yankee. We caught a show at the Ryman the last trip and took the backstage tour after the show. It is a great place to visit if you like anything about country music.
GWG8541 Yeah, we were there a few years ago, it was full of snowbirds. Our group was the only ones out there cutting a rug and paying the band to play songs. They just sat and watched us do our work with our ladies!
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Wholey Carp! Kirk Douglas, Johnny Cash and introducing Keith Carradine I’ve never seen this!
@dennyo that was a good one.
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For all you serious country music fans, if you haven’t seen it already, watch the PBS documentary “Country Music” done by Ken Burns. It was educational and entertaining to say the least. I thought I knew a little bit about Country music until I watched it.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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For all you serious country music fans, if you haven’t seen it already, watch the PBS documentary “Country Music” done by Ken Burns. It was educational and entertaining to say the least. I thought I knew a little bit about Country music until I watched it.
GWG8541 Wasn’t that the one that was a multi part series?
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GWG8541 Wasn’t that the one that was a multi part series?
HerbcoFood yes, it aired in 2019. If I remember it is 8 episodes that are 2 hours each. I started watching it with my Mom when she was alive. One of those things I’m glad I did for many reasons. Ken Burns does great documentaries. He also did the PBS series on the Civil War.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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HerbcoFood yes, it aired in 2019. If I remember it is 8 episodes that are 2 hours each. I started watching it with my Mom when she was alive. One of those things I’m glad I did for many reasons. Ken Burns does great documentaries. He also did the PBS series on the Civil War.
GWG8541 Yeah, I caught a couple of the episodes with my wife. She was extremely upset about the little to know coverage of George Strait.
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GWG8541 Yeah, I caught a couple of the episodes with my wife. She was extremely upset about the little to know coverage of George Strait.
HerbcoFood thats funny. My Mom was upset that there wasn’t more coverage on Dolly Parton, since Mom was an East Tennessee native. Thats what I enjoyed about the series. Im more of a history buff. It was interesting how Nashville became the country music capital. It was all about marketing the National Life and Accident Insurance Company and being the more central location to broadcast throughout the US. I had no idea that Bristol, Tennessee and New York City had more to do with the origins of country music than Nashville. Good show
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