My Patreon supporters got early access to this video. For real. www.patreon.com/thebeatgoeson Also, I want to apologize for this video. Johnny Cash released sooo many albums. I shouldn't have mentioned so many of them. That probably exhausted many of you. Anyway, thanks for watching.
If you listened to all of his studio albums nonstop with no breaks it would take 38 hours 8 minutes and 35 seconds. I got this information by going to the Wikipedia list of Johnny Cash studio albums and adding up the length of them, so it may be slightly inaccurate.
My great grandfather grew up with Johnny Cash and told stories and remembered all the things in the early years you said He told all these stories the Christmas before he died R.I.P. peepaw 1929-2020
This video was a breath of fresh air for me after an exhausting exams period. Johnny Cash was a really wonder ful man, and you don't see a lot of people quite like him in the industry. I hope you do a video about Beethoven at some point, for even more diversity.
If you like classical watch Amadeus, 1984 about Mozart. Of course it’s a movie with a lot of untrue stuff in it. But it’s a cool story and the music is amazing.
@@jpmnky It's on my bucket list. Thanks for the recommendation. Also, it does seem to get a lot of historical facts right (outside the Mozart-Salieri feud), it mostly just tries to fill the gaps.
Well done indeed, Mr. Beat. As a huge CASH fan and a fairly knowledgeable one at that, I can say that I learned a thing or two from your presentation and it was thoroughly enjoyable. I'm very impressed that you mentioned Bruce Springsteen as a contributor to the Johnny 99 album (writer of Johnny 99 and Highway Patrolman). A little known fact, I suspect. Mr. beat, maker of quality programming.
Great job! I’d love videos on the history of Eric Clapton, someone who’s had a really long career, or Jimi hendrix, someone who did so much in only 4 years of a career.
I've been watching your other channel for a few years now. Didn't know about this one. Johnny Cash is my very country artist and Elvis was my grandfather's favorite artist. Thank you for the great video
Wow. You really did the research. You could always here this guy’s life story in his voice. Never knew he wrote many of his classic hits. He was already way ahead of the Beatles, and Bob Dylan, in that regard. The original singer songwriter. The real deal.
Being able to get inspiration from many different genres and styles, even if they're not your thing, and putting them into your work flawlessly takes a lot of open-mindedness and talent. I have to respect his artistic hustle. Great upload.
Ahhhh, that beautiful moment when you’ve discovered a great TH-cam channel and now you can enjoy lots of great contents without wanting production time!
Awesome video like always. I like these videos because when I watch a documentary about a musician that I dont know I understand them and the music a bit better than having no background at all. James Brown would be cool for a vid.
So hard to pick a favorite. What Do I Care, Wanted Man, Tennessee Flat Top, and of course his main hits. I think a follow up to Merle Haggard would be cool, as Johnny Cash inspired him to get into music at one of his concerts!
Thank you for your channel, Johnny cash was the reason i learned how to play a Guitar At the age of 8 years old ,i played by ear at first,. Thank you Johnny cash for your life
List of bands/ artist I'd love to see the history of: The doors The velvet underground David Bowie Billie Joel Elton John I can tell the videos take a long time to make but I'd love to see those bands get their own video
holy crap. you did a video on johnny cash? my favorite youtube channel did a video on my favorite singer? after a long crappy friday, this video has made my day. thanks buddy! :) :) :)
Dear Mr Beat: It is always a delight to see when you upload video essays of all the great recording artists that have graced the radio waves over the past ~70 years. That being said, have you ever considered putting out any content about the people who worked behind the scenes, such as producers like Rick Rubin or Alan Parsons? Regardless, thanks again for the amazing content! I watch every video you put out on both of your channels.
These videos are awesome! I would like to see one of Grand Funk Railroad, who started their own mania in the 70s but never have received the recognition they deserve because of critics. A short documentary on that would be sick
I love how nearly one-third of the whole video is just simply listing all the albums he's released. Could've been a "A Brief History" video if you only discussed the successful ones lol
Tell me about it. I have decided that, moving forward with this series, I'm just going to have either leave some albums out or describe them even more briefly. Then again, I will likely never make a video again about an artist who has released so many albums.
To be honest, I'm not a big country music fan, but I really like Johnny Cash and as a child of the 90s I remember hearing the American Recordings quite regularly on 89X the alternative rock station in Detroit. Another thing that I remember hearing quite a bit was Social Distortion's cover of Ring of Fire, which I can't help but wonder if that help convince him to work with Rick Rubin in the first place.
The term "legend" gets tossed around too loosely in entertainment. But Johnny Cash actually fits the bill. The ultimate bounceback kid with an unbelievable amount of albums (even not counting those compilations).
i have known a country singer who could do so many different styles sad songs happy songs angry songs and funny songs dark songs light songs weird songs he was amazingly versatile
Could You please do a beat goes on for green day? They're probably one of the most iconic pop punk bands period and I think You'd have a very fun time researching them anyways! I love your videos in this style, I've researched your Ramones, Nirvana, and Beatles videos god knows how many times, and I've been a green day fan since 6th grade, now I'm in 12th. If you read this comment, please consider it♥️
This was great. This was the first video I watched from this channel, and now I'm hooked to it. Could you do either Michael Jackson or Prince for your next brief history video?
Love your videos. I always learn a lot from them. It would be great if you could do a video for The Smiths, The Stone Roses, The Happy Mondays and My Bloody Valentine.
“Black socks, they never get dirty. The longe you wear them the blacker they get. Someday I think I might wash them but something inside me keeps saying not yet, not yet, not yet.” So interesting to hear the real origins of his choice in costume given that my favourite song by him is “Man in Black”. I really liked the aura he mad around it, a good example of A+ early marketing in country music
I think Mr. Beat says he prefers doing videos on bands that aren't performing anymore since it allows him to give a summary that will not need to be updated.
@@TheAlexSchmidt OK! I'm excited for either Metallica and KISS's histories next. KISS are gonna stop performing after their current final tour, so maybe their history needs to be covered
There is no debate about whether June Carter co-wrote Ring Of Fire. She had the title and literally wrote it in collaboration with Merle Kilgore along with several other songs.
Have always been a Johnny Cash fan (only country artist that I can listen to for more than one song). The albums he did with Rubin to me are the best he did. Covers are hard for me to usually like but OMG, he did some AMAZING ones (Rusty Cage, Hurt, Solitary Man among the best).
Ah man, I wish you mentioned his last studio album Out Among the Stars. The album he did in the 80s that the record label shelved...for some reason and was better than any of his 80s stuff. She Used to Love Me A lot is one of the best songs he did and his vocals bettered the version by Dave Allan Coe. Also I feel missing out that moment where he went into a cave to die was a big boo boo seeing how much it turned his life around. Still, great vid! The man did so much its essy to miss a huge chunk and I Walk the Line could easily get a sequel based on the rest of his life.
Yeah, I really did cut some stuff out there. He just had so many albums already, but you're right- that one had some great tunes on it. Regarding the cave story, I didn't include it because the story was likely either heavily embellished by Johnny and his friends and family or perhaps even made up entirely. I used to think the story was true until I read some biographies about him. Check out the sources in the description by the way! Thanks for the thoughtful comment. It's obvious you're a true fan. :)
HEARING THE STORY HOW JOHNNYS BROTHER DIED AT 12 YEARS OLD FROM A SAWING WOOD ACCIDENT I FELT SO SORRY FOR JOHNNY WHEN HIS DAD SAID IT SHOULD HAVE BEING YOU THAT DIED.MY HEART WENT OUT TO JOHNNY WHEN I HEARD THAT STORY.REST IN PEACE JOHNNY AT LEAST YOU ARE NOW WITH YOUR BROTHER AND FAMILY AND THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE JUNE.GODBLESS YOU 🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹AMEN
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Also, I want to apologize for this video. Johnny Cash released sooo many albums. I shouldn't have mentioned so many of them. That probably exhausted many of you. Anyway, thanks for watching.
not really, longer videos are always better for a persons life story
@@christopherhidalgo6696 Thanks for this feedback. :)
@@mattbeatgoeson Johnny Cash!
Ring of Fire!!!
Love that song
Na man all good we love ur vids always have always will❤
Could you do the history of a the band wheezer?
Id like to see a creedence clearwater revival brief story
Great suggestion!
@@mattbeatgoeson I second this!
Absolutely!
Either ccr or Metallica
@@uri413 Jimi Hendrix would be a great one too.
I wonder how long it would take to listen to all of Johnny's studio albums back to back. 😂
If you listened to all of his studio albums nonstop with no breaks it would take 38 hours 8 minutes and 35 seconds. I got this information by going to the Wikipedia list of Johnny Cash studio albums and adding up the length of them, so it may be slightly inaccurate.
I will forever be grateful to my grandfather for showing me Johnny Cash at a young age
Props to your grandpa
My great grandfather grew up with Johnny Cash and told stories and remembered all the things in the early years you said
He told all these stories the Christmas before he died
R.I.P. peepaw 1929-2020
This video was a breath of fresh air for me after an exhausting exams period. Johnny Cash was a really wonder ful man, and you don't see a lot of people quite like him in the industry.
I hope you do a video about Beethoven at some point, for even more diversity.
Beethoven is on my list! Alon great to hear from you on this channel, and I hope your exams didn't stress you out too much. Have a great weekend!
If you like classical watch Amadeus, 1984 about Mozart. Of course it’s a movie with a lot of untrue stuff in it. But it’s a cool story and the music is amazing.
@@jpmnky It's on my bucket list. Thanks for the recommendation.
Also, it does seem to get a lot of historical facts right (outside the Mozart-Salieri feud), it mostly just tries to fill the gaps.
The amount of research you do in all of these videos are genuinely astonishing, underrated channel
Oh how happy I was the click on a random channel for a video about Johnny Cash and be greeted by mr beat
Well done indeed, Mr. Beat. As a huge CASH fan and a fairly knowledgeable one at that, I can say that I learned a thing or two from your presentation and it was thoroughly enjoyable. I'm very impressed that you mentioned Bruce Springsteen as a contributor to the Johnny 99 album (writer of Johnny 99 and Highway Patrolman). A little known fact, I suspect. Mr. beat, maker of quality programming.
Thank you so much!
The Man in Black. Johnny Cash the legend.
When you Google "Man in Black" Johnny comes up.
@@mattbeatgoeson Johnny cash is awesome he has so much talent
Johnny Cash is a fantastic artist… his performance of songs like “Give my love to rose” are stirring. I’m glad I found your second channel, Mr. Beat!
Great job! I’d love videos on the history of Eric Clapton, someone who’s had a really long career, or Jimi hendrix, someone who did so much in only 4 years of a career.
I've been watching your other channel for a few years now. Didn't know about this one. Johnny Cash is my very country artist and Elvis was my grandfather's favorite artist. Thank you for the great video
Really love Johnny Cash, one of my favorite artists of all time! Thanks for this video Mr. Beat!
Thanks for watching!
What a monumental video for this channel on such a monumental guy
This video could have easily been an hour. lol I trimmed out a lot!
Yeah, he was definitely one of us.
You should do the same with Carl Perkins! I love this video format, can't wait to watch more.
Well we’ll we’ll if it isn’t the man himself back again for another Legendary documentary this time. It’s about Johnny Cash❤
Wow. You really did the research. You could always here this guy’s life story in his voice. Never knew he wrote many of his classic hits. He was already way ahead of the Beatles, and Bob Dylan, in that regard. The original singer songwriter. The real deal.
listen to Gordon Jenkins song crescent city blues
Man everybody should give Cash a listen at some point in their lives.
Being able to get inspiration from many different genres and styles, even if they're not your thing, and putting them into your work flawlessly takes a lot of open-mindedness and talent. I have to respect his artistic hustle. Great upload.
Well said! And thank you
Thank you so much for this video. I love Johnny. RIP
Another great video, love to see one of The Doors
Ahhhh, that beautiful moment when you’ve discovered a great TH-cam channel and now you can enjoy lots of great contents without wanting production time!
Awesome video like always. I like these videos because when I watch a documentary about a musician that I dont know I understand them and the music a bit better than having no background at all.
James Brown would be cool for a vid.
So hard to pick a favorite. What Do I Care, Wanted Man, Tennessee Flat Top, and of course his main hits.
I think a follow up to Merle Haggard would be cool, as Johnny Cash inspired him to get into music at one of his concerts!
Thank you for your channel, Johnny cash was the reason i learned how to play a Guitar
At the age of 8 years old ,i played by ear at first,.
Thank you Johnny cash for your life
List of bands/ artist I'd love to see the history of:
The doors
The velvet underground
David Bowie
Billie Joel
Elton John
I can tell the videos take a long time to make but I'd love to see those bands get their own video
I like these suggestions 👍
Bruh “Billie” Joel
Good Suggestions tho
holy crap. you did a video on johnny cash? my favorite youtube channel did a video on my favorite singer?
after a long crappy friday, this video has made my day. thanks buddy! :) :) :)
🙂
Your videos are so amazing. Thank you for taking the time to make these.
Dear Mr Beat:
It is always a delight to see when you upload video essays of all the great recording artists that have graced the radio waves over the past ~70 years.
That being said, have you ever considered putting out any content about the people who worked behind the scenes, such as producers like Rick Rubin or Alan Parsons?
Regardless, thanks again for the amazing content! I watch every video you put out on both of your channels.
These videos are awesome! I would like to see one of Grand Funk Railroad, who started their own mania in the 70s but never have received the recognition they deserve because of critics. A short documentary on that would be sick
I love how nearly one-third of the whole video is just simply listing all the albums he's released.
Could've been a "A Brief History" video if you only discussed the successful ones lol
Tell me about it. I have decided that, moving forward with this series, I'm just going to have either leave some albums out or describe them even more briefly. Then again, I will likely never make a video again about an artist who has released so many albums.
PLEASE DO BUDDY HOLLY STORY
Another great music document. Thank you Mr. Beat 🖤
Great artist!
Heck yeah
I really love these videos. I think AC/DC has a pretty interesting story
Walk the Line and Cocaine Blues are at the top for me. They’re the first that come to mind after asking what our favorites are.
A video like this on Def Leppard would be awesome. the band whose drummer lost his arm in a car accident and still managed to keep going
Feels kinda weird that he started a wildfire *after* he released Ring of Fire.
And nearly wiped out a species of bird...
Yeah that was some timing.
Id love for you to do a video on The Beach Boys!
Right on
To be honest, I'm not a big country music fan, but I really like Johnny Cash and as a child of the 90s I remember hearing the American Recordings quite regularly on 89X the alternative rock station in Detroit. Another thing that I remember hearing quite a bit was Social Distortion's cover of Ring of Fire, which I can't help but wonder if that help convince him to work with Rick Rubin in the first place.
I grew up with Johnny cash. He will always be my favorite country singer.
Also I have a question. Is their a chance of "a brief history of Motörhead"?
Johnny Cash is THE LEGEND
The term "legend" gets tossed around too loosely in entertainment. But Johnny Cash actually fits the bill. The ultimate bounceback kid with an unbelievable amount of albums (even not counting those compilations).
As a huge fan of lists, thank you.
lol was this a jab at me?
I'd really love to see a video on The Mamas & the Papas!
Either them or Jefferson Airplane/Starship, or just Grace Slick on her own 😍
Great video once more. A Brief History Of The Red Hot Chili Peppers would be a great video of this series as well
Im noticing that 1965 was a rough year for several artist’s you have covered in this series.
Very interesting.
I’ve been waiting for this ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
i have known a country singer who could do so many different styles sad songs happy songs angry songs and funny songs dark songs light songs weird songs he was amazingly versatile
Could You please do a beat goes on for green day? They're probably one of the most iconic pop punk bands period and I think You'd have a very fun time researching them anyways! I love your videos in this style, I've researched your Ramones, Nirvana, and Beatles videos god knows how many times, and I've been a green day fan since 6th grade, now I'm in 12th. If you read this comment, please consider it♥️
I love a song he wrote called Tennessee Flat Top Box. It’s a cool story and has a little guitar riff that’s catchy 1961
A video on ELO would be interesting. And the Bee Gees. Love Johnny Cash!
This was great. This was the first video I watched from this channel, and now I'm hooked to it. Could you do either Michael Jackson or Prince for your next brief history video?
I’m from Ironton Ohio and we also had a 1937 flood. We still have a marker form how high it got.
The Rolling Stones have had a long interesting history I would like to see them next
I would love a brief history on Kiss.
Love your videos. I always learn a lot from them. It would be great if you could do a video for The Smiths, The Stone Roses, The Happy Mondays and My Bloody Valentine.
Please do the history of The doors
Incredible work! Thanks!
YESS , THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE SINGERS!
“Black socks, they never get dirty. The longe you wear them the blacker they get. Someday I think I might wash them but something inside me keeps saying not yet, not yet, not yet.” So interesting to hear the real origins of his choice in costume given that my favourite song by him is “Man in Black”. I really liked the aura he mad around it, a good example of A+ early marketing in country music
Please consider doing something like this for more pre-2000s country artists, like Buck Owens!
Right on
Thanks for this video
Hey beat here's a video ideas for you
" A Brief history of The Sex Pistols "
" A brief history of Dio "
" A brief history of Motorhead "
Thanks for the suggestions!
One of the few country artists no one is allowed to hate. Along with Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton
Muchísimas gracias, me ha encantado el recorrido que haces de su música, adoro a Johnny mi ídolo absoluto ❤❤
I'm still waiting for brief history episodes on Metallica, KISS, Van Halen, Guns N Roses and probably Iron Maiden, too. Will any of these happen?
bro posts like once every month my guy, plus hes gonna do more popular artist
I think Mr. Beat says he prefers doing videos on bands that aren't performing anymore since it allows him to give a summary that will not need to be updated.
Eventually yes. Of those listed, Kiss and Metallica are likely coming sooner than later.
I guess I was wrong then, I forget where I heard that
@@TheAlexSchmidt OK! I'm excited for either Metallica and KISS's histories next. KISS are gonna stop performing after their current final tour, so maybe their history needs to be covered
I would like to see a Marty Robbins "Brief history"
That's the first time someone suggested him!
@@mattbeatgoeson Well I hope my comment might lead to a greater celebration of his work through one of your videos!
There is no debate about whether June Carter co-wrote Ring Of Fire. She had the title and literally wrote it in collaboration with Merle Kilgore along with several other songs.
Have always been a Johnny Cash fan (only country artist that I can listen to for more than one song). The albums he did with Rubin to me are the best he did. Covers are hard for me to usually like but OMG, he did some AMAZING ones (Rusty Cage, Hurt, Solitary Man among the best).
Wow thanks!
I would be so happy if you did The Jimi Hendrix Experience!😃😃
Please do videos on Willie Nelson and Waylon...
These are wonderful docs.
Ah man, I wish you mentioned his last studio album Out Among the Stars. The album he did in the 80s that the record label shelved...for some reason and was better than any of his 80s stuff. She Used to Love Me A lot is one of the best songs he did and his vocals bettered the version by Dave Allan Coe.
Also I feel missing out that moment where he went into a cave to die was a big boo boo seeing how much it turned his life around.
Still, great vid! The man did so much its essy to miss a huge chunk and I Walk the Line could easily get a sequel based on the rest of his life.
Yeah, I really did cut some stuff out there. He just had so many albums already, but you're right- that one had some great tunes on it. Regarding the cave story, I didn't include it because the story was likely either heavily embellished by Johnny and his friends and family or perhaps even made up entirely. I used to think the story was true until I read some biographies about him. Check out the sources in the description by the way! Thanks for the thoughtful comment. It's obvious you're a true fan. :)
1:30 oooooooh! S, the D. Cox story movie was inspired by this event (his brother being cut in half).
Rarely do I enjoy videos more so then this one! Bully to you Good Sir.
HEARING THE STORY HOW JOHNNYS BROTHER DIED AT 12 YEARS OLD FROM A SAWING WOOD ACCIDENT I FELT SO SORRY FOR JOHNNY WHEN HIS DAD SAID IT SHOULD HAVE BEING YOU THAT DIED.MY HEART WENT OUT TO JOHNNY WHEN I HEARD THAT STORY.REST IN PEACE JOHNNY AT LEAST YOU ARE NOW WITH YOUR BROTHER AND FAMILY AND THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE JUNE.GODBLESS YOU 🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹AMEN
I think Bob Dylan will be a really good "Brief History of"
Heck yeah. The legend is still active, believe it or not!
Do The Beach Boys next please
Eventually absolutely
Thanks 🙏
Should definitely do a billy joel video
Cash also collabed with Paul mccartney for one album
I forgot to mention that!
This was such a good video. Do you think you can do a brief history on red hot chili peppers
You should also do one on The Who! Your vid’s are so good!
Love the new channel!
Thank you!
Would love to see a David Bowie brief history! :)
Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Thanks buddy!
Johnny cash é maravilhoso ❤
Love your videos!
I appreciate that!
@@mattbeatgoeson 😄😄😄😄😄
Man the 70s and 80s were one big haze for cash
You should do Frank Sinatra or Bing Crosby next
Heck yeah
31:22 the name Koncert v Praze means Concert in Prague (Prague is a capital city of Czech Republic)
i think a brief history of motörhead would be a good video but up to you!!
I really like these videos you should make one about the cure, oasis, or dire straits
I love all those suggestions. However, I think I'm planning on doing The Smiths next.
@@mattbeatgoeson Nice
Five Feet High And Rising is my favorite
would love to see derek and the dominos next!
Please do CCR next
Right on
Should do one on a band called eloy they are a 70s prog rock band but I personally enjoy them so who knows
I would love to see one On The Who. The only band who I liked more than the Beatles.