This man could entertain everybody just by using his guitar and his incredible voice. I´m from germany and i´m 28 years old, so, i´m so far away from him, in time and distance, but he´s one of my absoloutly favorites.....one of the greatest artists the world will ever see
He always gives the least-considered perspective in his songs. Perspectives of people you may or may not deem deserving of it. It’s an interesting psychological take and tends to evoke an emotional reaction… IMHO The “live at Folsom prison” from 1968 version of this song is the best and I think every Johnny cash fan should experience it. Johnny Cash was metal as f**k before metal even existed. RIP
so hard i mean if i did five i would do 5 i got stripes 4 ring of fire 3 25 minutes 2 man in black 1 folsom prison blues. and im a 12 year old and this is country on what my classmates they listen to dan and shay the suck and hip tis hip that it is horrible i have my earbuds in and crank it up all the way.
That was so fuckin' awesome! One of my favorites, in any genre. As for cash, he was the man, their ain't no denying that. Cocaine Blues is my other favorite of his alongside this. thank you for sharing this clip
Kenny Dobbins I think it’s great. He always gives the least-considered perspective in his songs. Perspectives of people you may or may not deem deserving of it. It’s an interesting psychological take and tends to evoke an emotional reaction… IMHO.
My mother is a fan from Johnny Cash and when I was a teeanager:I thought music that my mother likes to listen.Can not be good.Later when I experience more different music.I realize how awesome good he is/was that good music always survive thetime and can steal your heart.
@FriedEggsandChips , no he didn't write this one, but sure made it his own! Shel Silverstein wrote this one. It appeared on his 1962 album 'Inside Folk Songs'.
@hmcnally Yes, this is from 'The Johnny Cash Show'... This one was recorded 2 december 1970. A total of 58 shows were recorded. Some great artists were there!
chains, by loving, your ugly forms, keeping, the time over time distance knowing, the king, clowing, uglies, forever; knowing, sickened by him its, all the damn ugly loving, easy forgotten truth
Nobody but Johnny could have done that song so well.
RIP Johnny. You're missed more than you know.
Gotta go through hell on Earth to Sing a Song like that
You should hear Shel Silverstein's version (he wrote this song). it's way better.
@@robertguttman1487 No, it's better
This man could entertain everybody just by using his guitar and his incredible voice. I´m from germany and i´m 28 years old, so, i´m so far away from him, in time and distance, but he´s one of my absoloutly favorites.....one of the greatest artists the world will ever see
But nobody sang about inmates, death sentenced prisoners in this way.
Have you heard the album he recorded in Folsom Prison? You'll love it!
He always gives the least-considered perspective in his songs. Perspectives of people you may or may not deem deserving of it. It’s an interesting psychological take and tends to evoke an emotional reaction… IMHO
The “live at Folsom prison” from 1968 version of this song is the best and I think every Johnny cash fan should experience it.
Johnny Cash was metal as f**k before metal even existed. RIP
2022, we’re still here Johnny!
2024, ainda estamos aqui Jhonny 🇧🇷
only johnny could sing a song like that. lol....love it.
+john dennis or shel silverstein, the person that wrote it
Can you pick a favorite? I can't even pick five!
Exactly
you have so many great songs to choose from.
it's impossible to break it down to a top 5
so hard i mean if i did five i would do 5 i got stripes 4 ring of fire 3 25 minutes 2 man in black 1 folsom prison blues. and im a 12 year old and this is country on what my classmates they listen to dan and shay the suck and hip tis hip that it is horrible i have my earbuds in and crank it up all the way.
i would request a top 50
Man... What a VOICE.
Great song.
Shel Silverstein wrote this and a lot more. I love Johnny and Shel.
I got to see Johnny Cash and June Carter live. :D
they both passed away...
Did you ever consider, she saw them while they were alive?
You are so lucky
@@kennydobbins9644 xD
July 2019 watching this still 💙 legends like this need to come back and teach some of these turds about real music 💙
I don’t know why this is my favorite from him
That was so fuckin' awesome! One of my favorites, in any genre. As for cash, he was the man, their ain't no denying that. Cocaine Blues is my other favorite of his alongside this. thank you for sharing this clip
What do think about Folsom Prison Blues.
Kenny Dobbins I think it’s great. He always gives the least-considered perspective in his songs. Perspectives of people you may or may not deem deserving of it. It’s an interesting psychological take and tends to evoke an emotional reaction… IMHO.
My mother is a fan from Johnny Cash and when I was a teeanager:I thought music that my mother likes to listen.Can not be good.Later when I experience more different music.I realize how awesome good he is/was that good music always survive thetime and can steal your heart.
thank your for this video - Johnny is simply the best now and forever. RIP
Greetings from Germany
Great Performance!
LEGEND
it's a great song.
Nice to hear from u ..i see germans have Good taste in music!!
im from singapore.
This is so awesome.
I just love this ❤️❤️❤️❤️
From the best album he ever made :D
I love to hear Johnny Yuma from the old TV series loved that song
I used to play it on the Juke Box in a Bar People loved it
this is one of the songs i listen to every day.
Heard this first on RadioLab. Thanks for posting.
Johnny cash "the showman"
I actually love this more than the original Johnny Cash version
I have to learn how to play this song.
Did you?
legend
I'm Russian and I love country music! .. This song about execution and death.. With humour!! I love it!!)))
Love it love it love it....😍
vegas, thanks for making me aufmerksam on this song!! ;-)
@FriedEggsandChips , no he didn't write this one, but sure made it his own! Shel Silverstein wrote this one. It appeared on his 1962 album 'Inside Folk Songs'.
Thanks Brilliant1
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excellent song... I also like perl jam in seattle '03 version
@hmcnally Yes, this is from 'The Johnny Cash Show'... This one was recorded 2 december 1970. A total of 58 shows were recorded. Some great artists were there!
i love it! :)
@JCInfocenter Thanks for the confirmation on that!
Shel Silverstein wrote this and that is what made me come here. I love Johnny Cash. Shel wrote "A Boy Named Sue" too. :P
when my 7 day csgo ban is about to expire
hhahaha
Hahahahaha
Michael Walpole nah
Shel Silverstein was such a unique and amazing soul...a true artist. I love Johnny Cash for appreciating such a different form of art
@GoneWildAbroad darn right you are
The sheriff said "Boy, now you're going to die!" with 15 minutes to go.
So I laughed in his ace and I spit in his eye with 14 minutes to go.
Seems like this is from the "Johnny Cash Show", circa 1969-70.
2 people have 25 minutes to go
Me starting the sat exam
@FriedEggsandChips No problemo :). Working fast here ;).
Any reason, besides profanity, why these lyrics differ in several places from Silverstein's original poem?
Awesome. Is that from his 1970s variety show?
well I'm
sure I,
can be
wrong, but
thanks, for
keeping, me
loving, peace
on the
go
chains, by
loving, your
ugly forms,
keeping, the
time over
time distance
knowing, the
king, clowing,
uglies, forever;
knowing, sickened
by him
its, all
the damn
ugly loving,
easy forgotten
truth
Reageren op deze video...You're welcome. He did a great version of it at the Folsom show also. Almost got no voice left at the end of the song lol
JC is Master of Master
Shriganesh Inddia
The master of masters is Jesus Christ.
I wonder if a prison ever played this on death row?
Well he performed it at a prison.
LoL @iluvfatchx
Doubtful. JC is too uplifting, and in America with our for profit penal accomodations, the bean counters wouldn't spare the 9 volts.
Fuck 25 min, i had 2,628,000 min=5yrs
iluvfatchx i bet you was somones bitch 😂