this feels like the kind of reaction that we would see today on some social media blooper, its so trippy seeing him act the way a person would react to a televised mistake
That is when you´re trying hard to control the tweak for appearances sake , obviously you can´t control a thing , you just come across as a tweaking mess ... trying to be serious when all you want is to perform, roll on the floor, run away and hide behind some bushes etc , etc ...
so incredible, this man was. all i remember is playing tony hawk’s underground 2 as a kid & ring of fire was always playing on that game lmao i loved this song before then but good memories
Hey you’re gonna grow up great! That’s awesome. As you get a little bit older his journey as a person might seem pretty cool to you too. I’m sure you’ve heard this a million times but enjoy it while it lasts! Soon 12 and then you’re a teen. I’m 16 at the time of writing this and he helped me get through a whole lot in those formative tumultuous years! I know I may seem an overzealous jumble now, but I have a feeling you’ll get what I mean- especially if you’ve read this all til the end! You’re probably a wise old soul like me. 👍🏻
@@AttiMatter haha it made me so happy reading your comment! I’m actually turning 12 super soon!!!! So excited.😊 and yes, I do understand 😁 again, your comment made me super happy :D Have a good day/night :)
He was probably on speed, or something like that. But on his book he says that he was very shy, but he had 2 parsonalities. The shy one was "John" and when he starts to play he becames "Cash".
If I had to choose between Elvis and Johnny, no competition, Johnny would win - both big talents but what distinguishes Johnny is a pained but deep soul with a big heart, and so much love to give.
The Man in Black nailed it, love burns hotter than gasoline set ablaze. It is a different kind of heat that will burn your heart in a way nothing else can. RIP to a legend.
The one I commented on. Johnny still influences me musically today. I am in the midst of recording a song that I wrote that is definitely in the spirit of Johnny. It should be out by the year's end. But check out my existing music on TH-cam. Thanks!
The interviewer felt it, when Johnny Cash pulled out his guitar to do the talking! In the end the guy had his hand on his head!! The Pheww feeling ! Johnny Cash is GOLD
Great to see Johnny Smile. ;-) Johnny Cash nails it where Country Music meets with Mariachi Horns. What a fantastic idea !! The early 60's Country Music scene was blown away by this song & approach. What an explosive time for the development of what we know today as Classic Country and it's amazing that Johnny was right there with his fantastic contributions to the Era !! This song still sounds great at my live gigs. (pre Covid) .. and it works well on the Cruise Ship gigs as well. People Love it !! My Students love to learn and play this song as well. If you need it transposed into a different key to make it easier to sing, i can help you with that as well. Gotta Love the Classics. ;-) Thanks for posting this video. ;-)
Johnny Cash liked to play with a strap that was tied to the headstock (common practice in the 1950s) and a bit too long. This made it possible for him to throw it over his back (which he often did) and to move it around during performances. I think he realized at some point that he'd never be the kind of guitarist who knows thousands of chords and riffs and made his guitar playing fascinating in other ways.
The power independently-gained visibility has given artists, of all kinds, is immeasurable... Watching, whoever the heck the host is cut Johnny Cash off, mid-sentence (as he is introducing supporting musicians, no less), is evil in spirit and literally shocking to witness.
Yeah he’s the real deal the one and only, a great singer and what a great song! Great how he pulls his guitar out of nowhere lol 😂 he’s just that awesome!!
That's no proof, though we know Cash had issues. Most men were pretty lean in the 50s and 60s, especially down South. Look at Jimmy Dean -- he didn't have a notable substance abuse problem. My dad went into the army out of Kentucky, weighing about 135 pounds at 5'10. Not unusual.
Love is a burnin' thing And it makes a fiery ring Bound by wild desire I fell into a ring of fire I fell into a burnin' ring of fire I went down, down, down And the flames went higher And it burns, burns, burns The ring of fire, the ring of fire I fell into a burnin' ring of fire I went down, down, down And the flames went higher And it burns, burns, burns The ring of fire, the ring of fire The taste of love is sweet When hearts like ours meet I fell for you like a child Oh, but the fire went wild I fell into a burnin' ring of fire I went down, down, down And the flames went higher And it burns, burns, burns The ring of fire, the ring of fire I fell into a burnin' ring of fire I went down, down, down And the flames went higher And it burns, burns, burns The ring of fire, the ring of fire And it burns, burns, burns The ring of fire, the ring of fire The ring of fire, the ring of fire
Putting aside that he wasn't the original writer of the song, this was Johnny Cash before he was Johnny Cash ^^ He bcame rightfully so a musical legend :)
Johnny Cash (nacido como J. R. Cash, Kingsland, Arkansas; 26 de febrero de 1932-Nashville, Tennessee; 12 de septiembre de 2003) fue un cantante, compositor, músico, y actor estadounidense. Considerado como uno de los músicos más influyentes del siglo XX. Considerado el Rey de la Música Country y un icono de ese género. Cantautor de country, gospel, rock and roll y rockabilly, fue y es uno de los máximos representantes de la música country, aunque creó su propio subgénero musical.
Jimmy Dean looks so European or Swedish scandic. But that's not surprising because many Scandinavians emmigrated to the south USA a couple hundred years ago.
The way he just pulls out his guitar outta nowhere is just great
It was sitting behind him he was holding it, it’s pretty small lol
149B6704MARK13068A Username that’s what she said!
Luigi Fan52 god dammit
Gta music edition
Yes it is....
0:31 His reaction to him calling it Ball of Fire is great.
it made me guffaw 😂
FRRR
this feels like the kind of reaction that we would see today on some social media blooper, its so trippy seeing him act the way a person would react to a televised mistake
🤣
Johnny Cash's reaction at 0:33 :)
John Rivas 😂
Lol
That is when you´re trying hard to control the tweak for appearances sake , obviously you can´t control a thing , you just come across as a tweaking mess ... trying to be serious when all you want is to perform, roll on the floor, run away and hide behind some bushes etc , etc ...
He laughs because he thinks of great balls on fire from jerry lee lewis
@@saraivatoledo1842 He was actually trying not to laugh because he said balls of fire, not like he's going crazy.
so incredible, this man was. all i remember is playing tony hawk’s underground 2 as a kid & ring of fire was always playing on that game lmao i loved this song before then but good memories
lil zoe I feel like we’ve had the same childhood
Sameeee
YES
The good days
Thug 2 best skateboard game on ps2
I’m 11 and I really like Johnny cash’s music. My mom plays his song all the time in my house!!! 😊😊😊😊😊
Hey you’re gonna grow up great! That’s awesome. As you get a little bit older his journey as a person might seem pretty cool to you too. I’m sure you’ve heard this a million times but enjoy it while it lasts! Soon 12 and then you’re a teen. I’m 16 at the time of writing this and he helped me get through a whole lot in those formative tumultuous years! I know I may seem an overzealous jumble now, but I have a feeling you’ll get what I mean- especially if you’ve read this all til the end! You’re probably a wise old soul like me. 👍🏻
@@AttiMatter haha it made me so happy reading your comment! I’m actually turning 12 super soon!!!! So excited.😊 and yes, I do understand 😁 again, your comment made me super happy :D
Have a good day/night :)
@@Ray_TheStrawbae_ Thank you I’m just heading to bed! You too my considerate friend, stay safe out there.
Just two Guys having a good time Here in the commentaries. That what Internet should be made for👍
Johnny cash wasn't only a great singer and entertainer, he was also a perfect gentleman {usually) and a wonderful person with a heart of gold.
He's awkward until he gets to pull out his guitar and play his songs. Cash was the man
He was under alot of drug use during the 60s sadly :(
He was probably on speed, or something like that. But on his book he says that he was very shy, but he had 2 parsonalities. The shy one was "John" and when he starts to play he becames "Cash".
I love his little giggles and smiles, it’s so adorable.. also I love how he pulls out his guitar outta nowhere and just plays 😌
If I had to choose between Elvis and Johnny, no competition, Johnny would win - both big talents but what distinguishes Johnny is a pained but deep soul with a big heart, and so much love to give.
He was the greatest. What’s your favorite Jonny song?
Cash easily. Elvis was not a songwriter
I saw him live in Toronto. This song got everybody going. Still love it
This shit wana make me cry after seeing his last live performance he could hardly sing😢
Bob Marley I saw that. Johnny cash is my favorite and age is an ass
You just can’t take your eyes off a super star like Johnny Cash. Jimmy Dean and Johnny Cash, Great Memories! Great Clip!
Crazy that June wrote this song and it ended up being one if not the most famous of his songs.
It´s amazing. I love it. And hey, it´s Johnny Cash´s Birthday today, and my Grandma´s too... (1932 and 1904)
Beautiful song, and they all did well in this song 🥰🥰😍
Hello 💐💐
The Man in Black nailed it, love burns hotter than gasoline set ablaze. It is a different kind of heat that will burn your heart in a way nothing else can. RIP to a legend.
Johnny Cash Forever. I've been listening to the Man in Black since I was a young boy. 56 years later I'm still listening, and will till the day I die.
SURE man i saw johnny two times in PARIS france it was awsome he played for us the freench cats 7 tunes from sun records ....
PAT Ffrom FRANCE
This is his best song. Johnny was an original. Even people who weren't crazy about country saw something to like in him.
He didn't write this song it was actually June
Beautiful song, and they all did well in this song 🥰🥰😍
He was the greatest. What’s your favorite Jonny song?
The one I commented on. Johnny still influences me musically today. I am in the midst of recording a song that I wrote that is definitely in the spirit of Johnny. It should be out by the year's end. But check out my existing music on TH-cam. Thanks!
Stunning 141 seconds! The eyes can't unsee.
The interviewer felt it, when Johnny Cash pulled out his guitar to do the talking! In the end the guy had his hand on his head!! The Pheww feeling ! Johnny Cash is GOLD
How can you be so cool, smooth and a bad ass at same time. Legendary
I love the way he plays and moves his guitar!
Great to see Johnny Smile. ;-) Johnny Cash nails it where Country Music meets with Mariachi Horns. What a fantastic idea !! The early 60's Country Music scene was blown away by this song & approach. What an explosive time for the development of what we know today as Classic Country and it's amazing that Johnny was right there with his fantastic contributions to the Era !! This song still sounds great at my live gigs. (pre Covid) .. and it works well on the Cruise Ship gigs as well. People Love it !! My Students love to learn and play this song as well. If you need it transposed into a different key to make it easier to sing, i can help you with that as well. Gotta Love the Classics. ;-) Thanks for posting this video. ;-)
I love that he called Johnny at the beginning "Big John" even before Jimmy released "Big Bad John"
Su guitarra parece formar parte de su cuerpo; la maneja con tal naturalidad...compuso y cantó cosas maravillosas...RIP Johnny Cash 🎼🎵🎶🎸🎤❤❤❤
for jimmy dean to make johnny laugh is just priceless.lol.
Johnny cash was so much bigger than country music or any genre. He transcended all of that
Never seen anyone play a guitar like that. Perspective is a hell of a thing. =)
Johnny Cash liked to play with a strap that was tied to the headstock (common practice in the 1950s) and a bit too long. This made it possible for him to throw it over his back (which he often did) and to move it around during performances. I think he realized at some point that he'd never be the kind of guitarist who knows thousands of chords and riffs and made his guitar playing fascinating in other ways.
A true singer! RIP and thank you!
Love how Johnny still acknowledges his other bandmates.
Thank you for posting this!!!
Beautiful piece of history right here.
The greatest musician in the country universe!!!
Just watched his last performance of this song. The contrast is incredible. Both versions are incredible.
RIP this legend we miss you
How great is it to have a performer sing a big hit LIVE, not lip-sync. That don't happen no more.
*doesn't happen*
Don't forget the double negative. 'Any more'. It's a country song. Don't you talk country?@@corneliadenninger5395
Johnny Cash is my fav Artist of all time
So handsome when he smiled.
I love this song from the best singer
This is an absolute treasure.!!!
I remembered him and his hits my parents use to love his hits beautiful
Songs he got bless 🥰even is american indians love his hits too
The power independently-gained visibility has given artists, of all kinds, is immeasurable... Watching, whoever the heck the host is cut Johnny Cash off, mid-sentence (as he is introducing supporting musicians, no less), is evil in spirit and literally shocking to witness.
Love this man , God Bless 🙏
Yeah he’s the real deal the one and only, a great singer and what a great song! Great how he pulls his guitar out of nowhere lol 😂 he’s just that awesome!!
This is great..love Johnny Cash! 💖🎸🚂
One of my favorites
A true born LEGEND
Kids will never know true talent
You could tell especially at that time how heavy he was on the drugs you can tell how skinny we he was
I was just thinking that
That's no proof, though we know Cash had issues. Most men were pretty lean in the 50s and 60s, especially down South. Look at Jimmy Dean -- he didn't have a notable substance abuse problem. My dad went into the army out of Kentucky, weighing about 135 pounds at 5'10. Not unusual.
@@daveconleyportfolio5192 John was almost 6'3 and by 1964, weighing only 130-ish pounds. By 1964, his amphetamine addiction was already 6 years old!
Sad he’s so wasted away and even seems to have developed jitters
He just seemed out of it. Not really just his weight. A bit hard to watch
Wow the quality wow my heart wow his voice jhjfjdkssk
I wish this was still television.
Good old times ..
I agree
“Will you do just about that much for us?” I’d ask Johnny cash to do a 10 hour version
Nobody is cooler than mr cash !
Eric Burdon
He holds that thing like a fuckin rifle I love it🤘🤘
So handsome
Johnny Cash is deceased yet he lives through his music like the Ring of Fire or Folsom Prison Blues who his daughter sings his song eloquently.
He was the greatest. What’s your favorite Jonny song?
@@jackgill3832 I’m late. Big River.
What a tune
He was a very good friend of ELVIS and you can see It🧛👏😍🏆
Loved this.
It’s a shame that he got old man his music rocks but he’s not here anymore
Love is a burnin' thing
And it makes a fiery ring
Bound by wild desire
I fell into a ring of fire
I fell into a burnin' ring of fire
I went down, down, down
And the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns
The ring of fire, the ring of fire
I fell into a burnin' ring of fire
I went down, down, down
And the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns
The ring of fire, the ring of fire
The taste of love is sweet
When hearts like ours meet
I fell for you like a child
Oh, but the fire went wild
I fell into a burnin' ring of fire
I went down, down, down
And the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns
The ring of fire, the ring of fire
I fell into a burnin' ring of fire
I went down, down, down
And the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns
The ring of fire, the ring of fire
And it burns, burns, burns
The ring of fire, the ring of fire
The ring of fire, the ring of fire
Obozavam ovu pesmu i njega.
Young Johnny. Always a pleasure.
In Europe, we need of OUR décent
Men were sooo handsome back then
My fave version
The year I was born. Yeeehawww!
Wow
This dude invented swagger.
he is my favorite but he was tweaking a bit a good bit
Putting aside that he wasn't the original writer of the song, this was Johnny Cash before he was Johnny Cash ^^
He bcame rightfully so a musical legend :)
Johnny cash é maravilhoso ❤
seine mission ist noch immer offen
HI,SUPPER LEGENDA. THANK YOU.
One of the all time greate
I love Jonny Cash singing Ring of fire
oh I love johnny
Loved it
Johnny cash is the original mib. He even rocked a nine inch nails song remade it to be just as cool
The people that was there was so lucky.
Triple OG is an understatement.
Johnny Cash must be my dad, because my dad pulled two little oranges and three snack cakes out of his pockets once.
The guy who Talks to him at the Begin this is Deep Psycho Talk he gives to Johnny
If they ever do another Johnny Cash film, does anyone else think Robert Pattinson could play him?
Genial. Siempre lo fue.
So cool!
The guy on the left, is he the one who cooks those breakfast sausages??
This Mexican thing! HahahHa ahora es un himno de la música americana!
My boy cash dusted that fool for interrupting him lol
Крутой чувак!) люблю его музыку)
Johnny Cash (nacido como J. R. Cash, Kingsland, Arkansas; 26 de febrero de 1932-Nashville, Tennessee; 12 de septiembre de 2003) fue un cantante, compositor, músico, y actor estadounidense. Considerado como uno de los músicos más influyentes del siglo XX. Considerado el Rey de la Música Country y un icono de ese género. Cantautor de country, gospel, rock and roll y rockabilly, fue y es uno de los máximos representantes de la música country, aunque creó su propio subgénero musical.
america's got talent
Jimmy Dean looks so European or Swedish scandic. But that's not surprising because many Scandinavians emmigrated to the south USA a couple hundred years ago.
Johnny Cash‘s impression of Joaquin Phoenix is remarkable
Awesome!
I remember watching the Jimmy Dean variety show. He introduced a Muppet named Ralph.
He looks like he's been on the speed there 😳 he was tired . Emaciated
Dude he was so jacked up on this show
My boy Johnny was out there tweaking
Pretty cool for a kinescope to have this much clarity.
I thought what I did was pretty rural ❤️
To me, the best Tex Mex western is Ring of Fire and El Paso by Marty Robbins that I ever listened.