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Johnny did multiple prison concerts. The great Merle Haggard was an inmate at San Quentin when Johnny played there. He was inspired by Johnny to change his life and became a country music legend himself.
I'm sorry but, you're completely wrong. The song doesn't change - it's Folsom Prison Blues and doesn't change. Johnny did about 40 free prison concerts in his career and testified before Congress for prison reform. It was a social issue that he felt very strongly about.
“Suey” is how we call hogs/pigs.
J.C. was a rebel .. The lyrics weren't changed as far as I knew. Studio had the same and radio stations played the single w/the same lyrics. #COCAINE BLUES is a must for your next reaction.
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He had two albums from his many prison concerts-one done in Folsom Prison, one done in San Quentin
the lyrics were always Folsom Prison, when he recorded the Live at San Quinton he wrote a song especially for San Quinton
Album was recorded at Folsom Prison, that's the inmates you here hooting and hollering in the background.
I heard a prominent Rapper say "Johnny Cash was Gangster!"
That rapper was not wrong. LOL
This is my ring tone for all of the(many) Dr’s and specialists that call me!!
Johnny was the man! He helped a lot of prison inmates, his past arrests endeared him to them.
I saw Johnny Cash when I was a young teen, in the 1960’s, on a stage that was circular and rotated while you watched. Down in the Bay Area, San Mateo I think, Ca. He was great! That deep voice, he had a lot of presence. Many bands played there. It was torn down unfortunately. I saw other bands there also, and you were seated, so it was just pure enjoyment. Good memories. Thanks for this, I definitely remember him singing this, probably one of his most requested songs. 🇺🇸
Circle Star Theater! San Carlos?
@@arjaylee Yes!! All the music I grew up hearing, the experiences, just gold memories now. The Bay Area, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Monterey, The Santa Cruz mountains, I mean what an explosion of music everywhere. What decades to grow up in musically. Add the surf into it? Wild! 😎🇺🇸
The greatest lyric ever written…….”I shot a man in Reno…..just to watch him die.”
He also sang green grass of home. Worth a listen
You should check out cocaine blues from the same album
Yes!!!
Have you heard A Boy Named Sue?
Watch the movie “Walk the Line” it’s amazing ❤
That concert may have been in a prison. he played prison concerts now and then.
Have a listen to Johnny Cash singing “Man in White”.
If you’re revisiting JC, check out Highway Man- with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson!
Please Check out The Outfield. They have a songs like "YOUR LOVE", "SAY IT ISN'T SO", "ALL THE LOVE IN THE WORLD", "SINCE YOU'VE BEEN GONE". They are AWESOME!!!
Also check out The Romantics song/video "WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU".
Love to see some George Strait reactions
If you've not checked it out: The Only Hell My Momma Ever Raised by Johnny Paycheck
Check out home free's cover of this. Can't remember if you have yet
nope, always Folsom Prison Blues