This is just one of the many documentaries about Johnny Cash but is my favorite. I had this on VCR tape 30 or so years ago but it got lost in a move or something and I have been on the lookout for it every since then. Thank you so much for uploading this.
It was awesome how Mr. Cash took time to listen to the boy at 41.49 on the video. Not all music stars would have done that. I don't know who the kid was, but hope he got his audition and did well later. Showed what a caring man Johnny Cash really was
Johnny Cash was one of the first musicians I ever got into because of his show on tv and because of me wearing out At Folsom Prison on my record player when I was little. 20 years later I met them both after a show at Colonial Presbyterian Church in Kansas City Missouri. They were such nice down to earth people. No star trip at all.
At 6:28, Cash is in the studio with Bob Johnston doing mixing for his Holy Land album. This was the last album Luther played on. Bob Wooton had joined the Tennessee 3 at this point as you see him in the studio. It must have been hard for Cash to hear Luther's final recordings.
Kenneth Jones Helan Carters son, Child prodigy .. johnny recorded his music as did the carter family, Just as his career was getting started He was tragically killed at 16 in 1969
To me his voice sounds like a piss take. Almost like he’s trying to do a parody impression of a guy with a really deep voice. I know he has a really deep voice but I think it’s his delivery or something. Mick Jagger had a period like that (obviously much different voices) but where you’re thinking is this guy being serious or is he taking the piss? “We all need someone we can leeaan on. Anyway, the dude is still an absolute legend and I like his voice I just can’t tell if it’s genuine. I think he more talks in a beautiful voice than sings. Like a great voice for commentary or radio
This is just one of the many documentaries about Johnny Cash but is my favorite. I had this on VCR tape 30 or so years ago but it got lost in a move or something and I have been on the lookout for it every since then. Thank you so much for uploading this.
It was awesome how Mr. Cash took time to listen to the boy at 41.49 on the video. Not all music stars would have done that. I don't know who the kid was, but hope he got his audition and did well later. Showed what a caring man Johnny Cash really was
Does anyone know who the young singer of Come Away was at 41:56?
@@douglasw2077Don Freed
Wow. Alright alright alright this is priceless. Real musicians . Thanks for the memories.
My year of birth is his year of death but I really miss him as if he had died not much longer ago
Johnny Cash was one of the first musicians I ever got into because of his show on tv and because of me wearing out At Folsom Prison on my record player when I was little. 20 years later I met them both after a show at Colonial Presbyterian Church in Kansas City Missouri. They were such nice down to earth people. No star trip at all.
It was not only great to see Johnny, but to see Carl was fantastic. I was so happy to be a fan before it was a "fad" after he died.
At 6:28, Cash is in the studio with Bob Johnston doing mixing for his Holy Land album. This was the last album Luther played on. Bob Wooton had joined the Tennessee 3 at this point as you see him in the studio. It must have been hard for Cash to hear Luther's final recordings.
Absolutely the greatest country artist of all time rest in peace King 👑✌️✊
This shows just how personable Johnny was and how much he loved people. What a genuine icon.
JOHNNY WE MISS AND LOVE YOU
great film.
This excellent. Thanks
Amazing!!
awesome share ,im sure he approves
Amazing
Tohle je nejlepší co jsem viděla ❤❤❤
Like said nothing like old country singers females are the men singers
yes indeed
My Dad enjoyed Johnny Cash. He passed last week. God Bless my Dad and Johnny.
Sorry for your loss.
What's he doing to that crow? Did he shoot it and then keep playing with it?
Good question.??
who's the young guy playing guitar and singing after johnny won the award? i don't recognize him.
Kenneth Jones Helan Carters son, Child prodigy .. johnny recorded his music as did the carter family, Just as his career was getting started He was tragically killed at 16 in 1969
@@TheTubbeater Are you sure? It seems like Johnny met him for the first time there. Wouldn't he already know somebody from his extended family?
@@TheTubbeaterno it isnt
Don Freed?
@@Alex16993 its don freed
BRO REALLY SANG whisky drinkin Indian in front of natives ☠️
Yeah that was before some people told them and us we shouldn't say things like that
To me his voice sounds like a piss take. Almost like he’s trying to do a parody impression of a guy with a really deep voice. I know he has a really deep voice but I think it’s his delivery or something. Mick Jagger had a period like that (obviously much different voices) but where you’re thinking is this guy being serious or is he taking the piss? “We all need someone we can leeaan on. Anyway, the dude is still an absolute legend and I like his voice I just can’t tell if it’s genuine. I think he more talks in a beautiful voice than sings. Like a great voice for commentary or radio
Get lost !
Put the booze down