I was in Basic training when one morning my Drill Sergeant walked in and said " Privates i dont know if any of you know who this is or if any of you care but Jonny Cash passed away last night." Most of the platoon paid no mind however i was crushed! Jonny Cash was truly one of the greatest and there will never be another like him! Hearing him sing the Battle Hymn of the Republic always brings a tear to my eye.
I was deployed to Ecuador when I heard the news. Made sure I went out and had a few drinks for him and made sure the bar owner only played Johnny that night. I had just landed in Turkey when the enroute guys had told me Waylon had died. Funny how the great music you grew up with means so much to you and others around have no clue how great they were.
I was crying playing this at 4:36 eastern time today, In stellarium the child came through the womb of the woman. revelation 12. Satan has been kicked out of heaven forever! We are going home!
I appreciate that he sang it straight, without the inflections and trills that some artists add to classic standards to "improve" them. He demonstrates his talent without ego.
Johnny Cash originally wanted to be a gospel singer. There were too many gospel singers at the time for the record companies to want him to do gospel albums so he made his fame on other stuff but deep down inside he'd have chosen to be a moderately well known gospel singer over being a superstar.
Jesus commands to any person who has faith in Him To die To self to be set free. The civil wars and any war between supposed christians just show that men have failed God's commandments through the mouth of Jesus His begotten Son. Jesus said: Matthew 16:25 "For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it".
According to a historian, this song was the most favorite military song of late President Abraham Lincoln who loved it so much that he made repeated requests for the band to play.
Eagle-eyed fans will recognize The Statler Brothers backing JC. What an abundance of riches on one stage. The world will never see the likes of these great men again.
He was one of the last true American patriots. He held no hate in his heart for any of his fellow Americans. Can’t say that about a lot of people who call themselves “patriots” today.
@P1 Styles, that shows the dumb point of view, that "Democrats" prove today. I think, that actually real patriots get offended that way by people, who have no knowledge about nationalsocialism, moreover they form their opinions based on political left-sided way of reporting . I am not from USA, but from Austria, but we have right (!!!) the same problem here!
@P1 Styles As a leftist, this is not true. I disagree with liberals on most everything-- but Johnny Cash cannot be considered right-wing by any sense of the word. Johnny Cash was a leftist.
Likewise for myself also, brother. My father was a WWII Veteran of Europe and North Africa. This song choked me up to tears thinking of the hell of war he and others went thru for our freedom.
What makes you think there's less patriotism now? Maybe it's less fervent now because our young are not being subjected to the draft. I truly dislike the notion that back then was better than now. Sure, it was better in my 20s since I didn't have this 😈osteoarthritis.😈
I am not even an American (I am a Greek Orthodox Christian) however I love the Battle Hymn of the Republic and whenever I listen to it I feel the Lord's presence.
Which 'god' might that be? There are over 3000 gods and goddesses worshipped (equally vehemently and passionately) across Planet earth every single day. The one that any particular person believes in is primarily driven by (i) Geography and (ii) What their parents told them prior to the age of 12yrs. Hmmh... Let me guess... You speak English, but aren't British? You seem to favour a brand of music favoured by Americans?...So...err.. I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess you also favour the brand of deity that is depicted as being an old white male with a beard? Am I correct?... I'll go further, and hope to double my winnings, by guessing your particular brand is...Hmmmh... err... G...Go...Errm.. Nope! It's Zeus!!! Yep... it's that one!
Oh great. There's always got to be one of THESE types. Look, if someone wants to thank God for something, who the bloody hell are you to tell them what they can and can't believe? Why do you even leave these comments anyway? You think this is an argument that nobody has ever heard and you're shedding light into the darkness here? You're actually parroting commonly repeated statements that have already been refuted if you take a moment to do a Google search. If you're an atheist in this day in age.... it's because you're being LAZY
My late aunt's family (Duncans) were neighbors of the Cash family in Dyess. It was a government project which provided housing and land to Arkansas residents to enable them to become self-sufficient.
My great grandfather John Medium Nixon from the Indiana 42nd, and he, too, lived through the Civil War. He mustered in in 1861 and was discharged in 1865. He was in it the entire length of the war and somehow lived through it. He was in the infantry. He lived through 16 major battles and numerous skirmishes. He was a sharp shooter for General Sherman. Thank the Lord that he was able to came home and father our clan.
Similar here. Great grand dad James and his dad Jesse went south together. They lived but the elder's health was broken. Jim studied medicine later and practiced some with a younger brother. Another was Union cavalry. They left the war where they found it. What a difference a President makes.
3rd Great Grandfather served in the 32nd Missouri Line Infantry for the Union with his brother. His brother (my 4th great uncle) was shot and killed at a battle leading up to Vicksburg. My grandfather was injured and sent home. For Union and for liberty!
My father served in the U.S. military for almost 30 years. I heard this song a few times growing up. This is my favorite rendition and it probably always will be.
My father was a 1972 U.S. Army veteran who served his country in Germany. He is my greatest hero. As I watched this video, I had a vision that brought tears to my eyes. I can see myself at his burial service, standing by his casket while the band plays this song, and I give my father a thank you salute for not only being my hero, but also being a wonderful father to me and my four siblings, and being a wonderful husband to my mother.
Big thanks to your dad, though I'm sorry about his passing. He's a hero! Whereabout in Germany did he serve? My mother was born on a U.S. Army Base in Frankfurt, Germany, in the 1950's while my grandfather was serving.
68corvette08 excuse me;but what exactly are you pointing at. It's what you do not know , do you think USA got in the second world war because of justice? ??? You are wrong. You have no understanding of history. Omg. Please wake up
There was just very few probably less than 3 the last one died in 1956 and the last one who saw combat died 1953 they were both in the union. Cash’s career started in 1954.
@@curiousentertainment3008 crazy to think how the war was started in 1861, the war ended in 1865, and the last one died in 1956. the last survivor was at least 95 years old, and that's if they were 1 years old when they started. you had to be about 16 to fight in the war, and 95+16 is 111. The last survivor was around a hundred and eleven years old. what a fighter!
I discovered Johnny Cash in my later years... I grew up in the 70s - but my family never really listened to him...but his music transcends time and found me.
My father William P. Smith absolutely loved Johnny Cash. He served in WW2 in the pacific on LSD301. He was the radio operator and machine gunner when unloading troops and equipment on the beaches. He would go see Johnny live any time he could when I was kid. RIP Johnny and Dad.
After saying The Chaplets of Devine Mercy, The 20 Decade Rosary, and the Veneration to St. Nicholas of Myra and St. Mary of Magdalene this rendition of The Battle Hymn of the Republic becomes a very prayerful experience and as Johnny Cash says about closing his eyes I close mine and it becomes very meditative.
Johnny all of the generations of Americans should thank you for your heart moving song It is a feeling about all war we have fought in. Thanks to our forefathers for their courage. You have been a blessing to America--Thank You Sir. May God love you always. From a veteran from the Vietnam war era.
Jesus commands to any person who has faith in Him To die To self to be set free. The civil wars and any war between supposed christians just show that men have failed God's commandments through the mouth of Jesus His begotten Son. Jesus said: Matthew 16:25 "For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it".
It's very sad what has been happening to America, and a shame what's being taught to the youth of this country. I know this statement has been uttered for eternity, but how much more can it (America) take?
This song has a lot of meaning to America. If it wasn't for all VETS, current & past, who fought for this country, we would not have the freedoms we do today. God Bless America.
God bless America, how can people disrespect the anthem and the flag, so many have died to preserve the way of life, and I am a Brit, come on brothers get your act together.
Preserve what way of life? When the anthem was written, people still owned other human beings as property. Is that the way of life you're wanting preserved? The fuck are you even talking about? We're far better off as a society preserving the well being of said society and it's members than we are glorifying some song.
keith riches really !!!!!!!they died to preserve their way of life rubbish THEY died because they wanted to kill their slaves , the other side were doing fine until then ,fool
@@septixskeptix1107 I think he meant by are freedom not by are culture back then, cause ya that was a horrible time and I’m glad we don’t live in that time
Thank you for singing this song! Every time I hear it I am reminded of how much I loved your singing! No one can sing this better 🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️🙏🙏than Johnny Cash.
This was before they went out on their own. If you haven't done so find a video or recording of their Tribute to Johnny in their song "We Got Paid By Cash".
I remember watching this on TV here in Australia in '69. I was 14. Every Sunday arvo on ABC TV I would watch The Johnny Cash Sow. His show introduced me to the musicians I would follow for the next almost 50 years.....Dylan, Kristofferson, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Neil Young, etc, etc, etc.
@@solrosenberg3803 If you think the Democrats are Marxists, you don't know what Marxism is, and you're most likely politically uneducated, y'know like most Conservatives.
Griffin The Democrat Party has become the Marxist Party. You’re either blind, deaf, dumb, or all three. Wake up, troglodyte, you are voting for your own demise when you vote for the Democrat/Marxist Party. Wise up.
My father served in the 5th marines in the South Pacific during the 2nd. World war. He never would talk about it. Many years after he died. I saw a mini-series The Pacific. Now I understand why he didn't say much. He only had a few stories, but they were just the very little fun times. RIP Dad.
+Buddy Pickle Amen to that buddy, cash and Waylon were my favorites, but I love all of them. The only one I could see becoming as great as any of the outlaws is Sturgill Simpson, he's special.
Beautiful beautiful Your words so wise and poignant Thank you for giving so much to this country and America You are one of our most precious gifts from the man above ❤❤
Never will there be a voice the caliber of his. He is and always will a favorite of mine. As a native of South Alabama who grew up with the greatest voices of country musice. His will be forever missed he can make a song speak to you in a way like no other. Rest well Mr Cash your race is won and you are now singing with the angels. This country girl sure misses and loves you still.
When Johnny Cash sang a song he always sang I heartfelt and that is what him so great. I have to say what fantastic backing sings the great man had here though, I m sure I could have sang this song and they would have made me sound good, well maybe reasonable. One of the great video clips of all time, hank you Mike Adams for uploading it. Oh God, how Johnny is missed.
"He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are store; He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword; His truth is marching on." Oh, yes, we know Who will win the final battle. Hallelujah!
@@dropbear6740 don't give up hope. God isn't done with our respective nations just yet, friend. The enemy and his agents will NOT have their way but will have a GIANT bill to pay back starting next year for the ground they illegally stole.
That is a BS comment. Almost all do. You just may not agree with them. lol. Oh.. I get it - it has to be a Christian belief... It irritates me when people grandstand their beliefs with this attitude.To me, Christianity is between you and your Lord, and mine is not between you and my Lord and me. In the end we are all judged - hoping he looks on us both favorably though.
@@dropbear6740 What are we talking about ... the mob on Wall Street? In the richest country in the world - 35% of the wealth is concentrated in about 1% of the people and the bottom 50% have about 1.5% of the wealth...10.6% experience food insecurity, as in they don't know where their next meal is coming from and that number grows to 13.6% when there are kids in the home.... I could go on and on but you wonder why there are mobs forming? There are homeless everywhere while people are arguing about who has the biggest house and buying glamour houses at an ever increasing rate... If you are wondering why mobs are forming Look to the 1% that were in France in 1781 if you have any questions. The mob is right - organized legal crime is what it is.
Thinking about the same thing majority people don't even know the national anthem written by Francis Scott Keyes abroad a brattish ship bombing Ft McHenry during the War of 1812. This songs means more to the Republic and Patriots.
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I was in Basic training when one morning my Drill Sergeant walked in and said " Privates i dont know if any of you know who this is or if any of you care but Jonny Cash passed away last night." Most of the platoon paid no mind however i was crushed! Jonny Cash was truly one of the greatest and there will never be another like him! Hearing him sing the Battle Hymn of the Republic always brings a tear to my eye.
He was revered by those who knew him.
Some folk here in Ireland were crushed by his death
He was a great man
I was deployed to Ecuador when I heard the news. Made sure I went out and had a few drinks for him and made sure the bar owner only played Johnny that night. I had just landed in Turkey when the enroute guys had told me Waylon had died. Funny how the great music you grew up with means so much to you and others around have no clue how great they were.
That's because you have honor. A rare thing nowadays.
I am an proud Australian, but! I have always loved this song, never fails to bring tears to my eyes.
I was crying playing this at 4:36 eastern time today, In stellarium the child came through the womb of the woman. revelation 12. Satan has been kicked out of heaven forever! We are going home!
Well, darling, you can apply it to Australia, no? We won't stop you.
@@RaptureReadyforJesus-qv2qlYou lost me with the bit about Satan.
I appreciate that he sang it straight, without the inflections and trills that some artists add to classic standards to "improve" them. He demonstrates his talent without ego.
What a humble Christ follower!
Brings tears to my eyes. Proud to be an American
Fantastic song will live for ever.
I know the feeling, I want this sung at my funeral.
Hes an american hero goddamnit.
Donald Overholser that could be very soon if you don’t get rid of Trump
@@johngraham3238 Take your nastiness elsewhere!
President Trump 2020!!!!
Johnny Cash sings this like he really believes it; that's what gives this version such power...
it's beautiful, isn't it?
Johnny really has seen the Glory of the LORD.
Johnny Cash originally wanted to be a gospel singer. There were too many gospel singers at the time for the record companies to want him to do gospel albums so he made his fame on other stuff but deep down inside he'd have chosen to be a moderately well known gospel singer over being a superstar.
I LOVE JOHNNY CASH AND HE SINGS THIS GREAT SONG.IM AM A TRUE PATRIOT PERSON.R.I.P.
John Sanford , not only does he feels the inter vibes of this song but, June surely gave him faith.
"His truth is marching on"
"He is the same yesterday,today&forever....."
Unimaginable power in music.
Jesus commands to any person who has faith in Him To die To self to be set free. The civil wars and any war between supposed christians just show that men have failed God's commandments through the mouth of Jesus His begotten Son. Jesus said: Matthew 16:25 "For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it".
Indeed
you hit the nail on the head
According to a historian, this song was the most favorite military song of late President Abraham Lincoln who loved it so much that he made repeated requests for the band to play.
Classical music 74 I think it might be Dixie that is the favorite song. Regardless it’s a classic.
i think that he had this and dixie played at his second innauguration
My heart and actions are utterly unclouded...! They are all those of 'Justice'!
@Funny Valentine have you listened to Elvis (the pelvis) Presley’s rendition?
Ive been playing it for nearly three days straight
Eagle-eyed fans will recognize The Statler Brothers backing JC. What an abundance of riches on one stage. The world will never see the likes of these great men again.
I thought there were more backup singers than needed, but maybe it was a package deal.
RIP to a gentleman of true country music.
That should be RIG
Ff Geoff Yes, you bet he was indeed the Best and for most a Fighter.
Ff Geoff that ain't no joke
R.i.p. johnny
He was a great man in person
An American song by an American patriot, Johnny Cash.
He was one of the last true American patriots. He held no hate in his heart for any of his fellow Americans. Can’t say that about a lot of people who call themselves “patriots” today.
A patriot and a liberal.
@P1 Styles And a commie by the far right Republicans. He would be a man without a country by todsys standards.
@P1 Styles, that shows the dumb point of view, that "Democrats" prove today.
I think, that actually real patriots get offended that way by people, who have no knowledge about nationalsocialism, moreover they form their opinions based on political left-sided way of reporting .
I am not from USA, but from Austria, but we have right (!!!) the same problem here!
@P1 Styles As a leftist, this is not true. I disagree with liberals on most everything-- but Johnny Cash cannot be considered right-wing by any sense of the word. Johnny Cash was a leftist.
Likewise for myself also, brother. My father was a WWII Veteran of Europe and North Africa. This song choked me up to tears thinking of the hell of war he and others went thru for our freedom.
As he Died to make man Holy, let ys die to make Men free. every day someone dies while attempting to make someone free. .God bless them all.
god grant us strength
And every day someone dies at the hand of (or by dereliction of) a Christian who is shouting about the glory of the Loving Forgiving Lord.
Yep. Every day 1000 Americans are dying to make a Trump free.
@@AyathTheLoafer not real Christians. anyone can call themselves anything. doesn't make it real.
@@johngraham3238 your choice to be ignorant is sad
I want the goodness of America, like this, back; old patriotism where performers spoke freely and proudly of God and America. 💕🇺🇸💕
Me, too!
What makes you think there's less patriotism now?
Maybe it's less fervent now because our young are not being subjected to the draft.
I truly dislike the notion that back then was better than now.
Sure, it was better in my 20s since I didn't have this 😈osteoarthritis.😈
Johnny Cash closed his show with a gospel song .a promise he made to his mother. Im glad he did because gospel gave us so many talented singers
Amen
What a great and powerful song. We need more songs like this that talk about the love for God and Country. Praise the Lord, Halleluja
I am not even an American (I am a Greek Orthodox Christian) however I love the Battle Hymn of the Republic and whenever I listen to it I feel the Lord's presence.
Beautiful song. This song sung by a real country star makes me proud to be American. America First
Thank you dear God for allowing Johnny Cash to be amongst here on earth.
Which 'god' might that be? There are over 3000 gods and goddesses worshipped (equally vehemently and passionately) across Planet earth every single day. The one that any particular person believes in is primarily driven by (i) Geography and (ii) What their parents told them prior to the age of 12yrs.
Hmmh... Let me guess... You speak English, but aren't British? You seem to favour a brand of music favoured by Americans?...So...err.. I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess you also favour the brand of deity that is depicted as being an old white male with a beard? Am I correct?... I'll go further, and hope to double my winnings, by guessing your particular brand is...Hmmmh... err... G...Go...Errm.. Nope! It's Zeus!!! Yep... it's that one!
Cameron Lyon typical atheist bullshit. He's gotta be an asshole to anyone who has even a modicum of faith.
Whichever one allowed us to have a Johnny Cash of course. LoL
Oh great. There's always got to be one of THESE types. Look, if someone wants to thank God for something, who the bloody hell are you to tell them what they can and can't believe? Why do you even leave these comments anyway? You think this is an argument that nobody has ever heard and you're shedding light into the darkness here? You're actually parroting commonly repeated statements that have already been refuted if you take a moment to do a Google search. If you're an atheist in this day in age.... it's because you're being LAZY
You are an idiot simple one god for all amen to that
Little poor boy from Dyersburg, Arkansas went on to become a national treasure.Beautiful.
There is no such place as Dyersburg Arkansas. Johnny Cash is from Kingsland Arkansas, but for a time lived in Dyess
John R. CASH was born in Kingsland (AR) and raised in Dyess
(AR). His family moved to Dyess when he was 3 years old in 1935. /CD
My late aunt's family (Duncans) were neighbors of the Cash family in Dyess. It was a government project which provided housing and land to Arkansas residents to enable them to become self-sufficient.
Arkansas, we are the original 1 percenters
Was from Kingsland. And its Dyer Arkansas. Take it from a local been to both towns
My great grandfather was one of the lucky ones who came home after the Civil War..George W. Eads. Union musician from Iowa.
My great grandfather John Medium Nixon from the Indiana 42nd, and he, too, lived through the Civil War. He mustered in in 1861 and was discharged in 1865. He was in it the entire length of the war and somehow lived through it. He was in the infantry. He lived through 16 major battles and numerous skirmishes. He was a sharp shooter for General Sherman. Thank the Lord that he was able to came home and father our clan.
Similar here. Great grand dad James and his dad Jesse went south together. They lived but the elder's health was broken. Jim studied medicine later and practiced some with a younger brother. Another was Union cavalry. They left the war where they found it. What a difference a President makes.
3rd Great Grandfather served in the 32nd Missouri Line Infantry for the Union with his brother. His brother (my 4th great uncle) was shot and killed at a battle leading up to Vicksburg. My grandfather was injured and sent home. For Union and for liberty!
Amen! Salute!!
In
I still crank this song up on my phone while walking everyday. Inspirational and makes me proud to have served in the US Army. Thank you Mr Cash!
This brings tears to my eyes. Song by a Great Johnny Cash who turned his life around after problems in his youth. A great man indeed!
My father served in the U.S. military for almost 30 years. I heard this song a few times growing up. This is my favorite rendition and it probably always will be.
Makes me want to stand and cheer! Great song sung by a great artist!
John cash what a singer. What a man. What a voice
My father was a 1972 U.S. Army veteran who served his country in Germany. He is my greatest hero. As I watched this video, I had a vision that brought tears to my eyes. I can see myself at his burial service, standing by his casket while the band plays this song, and I give my father a thank you salute for not only being my hero, but also being a wonderful father to me and my four siblings, and being a wonderful husband to my mother.
68corvette08 and a thank you for him for his service from me sincerely Dillon
Thank you, Dillon. My father is my best friend, and I cherish every day that I spend with him.
SALUTE.
Big thanks to your dad, though I'm sorry about his passing. He's a hero! Whereabout in Germany did he serve? My mother was born on a U.S. Army Base in Frankfurt, Germany, in the 1950's while my grandfather was serving.
68corvette08 excuse me;but what exactly are you pointing at. It's what you do not know , do you think USA got in the second world war because of justice? ??? You are wrong. You have no understanding of history. Omg. Please wake up
The USA and Johnny Cash.
Worth fighting for!
Eh, I would fight for this piece of shit country, CSA forever
Wouldnt*
+Sky ~ Flights depart daily. Your welcome to catch one.
SKY--If you are too dumb to figure out how to edit a post, then by all means leave ASAP!
wtf is is csa?
This is such a classic. I can only imagine the rejoicing he is singing in heaven. May his soul rest in peace.
Indeed.😍😇
His wife & the Carter Sisters are singing alongside him.💓🎉
This song MOVES me deeply. Intensely moving. Only in God ALMIGHTY is there hope.
Gaaay
Jonny Cash .....one of the best.....
Janyce Janota you can omit the 'one of' :)
Johnny Cash..... THE BEST
When Johnny Cash first started recording, there were a few Civil War veterans still alive.
There was just very few probably less than 3 the last one died in 1956 and the last one who saw combat died 1953 they were both in the union. Cash’s career started in 1954.
Knowledge bomb
Curious Entertainment
One was a confederate I believe died in the 50’s sometime then
@@curiousentertainment3008 crazy to think how the war was started in 1861, the war ended in 1865, and the last one died in 1956. the last survivor was at least 95 years old, and that's if they were 1 years old when they started. you had to be about 16 to fight in the war, and 95+16 is 111. The last survivor was around a hundred and eleven years old. what a fighter!
Civil wars my fav stand
I discovered Johnny Cash in my later years... I grew up in the 70s - but my family never really listened to him...but his music transcends time and found me.
luv anything that Johnny Cash comes up with..
Love*
So many
Beautiful and Wonderful. Johnny had his UPS and DOWNS, but all in all, he was a GREAT SINGER and A GOOD MAN!!!
he has an awesome voice!
great voice ! bullshit.
you are deaf
+David GEE He's johnny Cash that saids it all.
saids it now?
+FredrikLundstrom your right he's a legend.
That's June Carter Cash with her sisters and her mom Maybelle along with The Statler
Brothers capably singing back up.
I thought that was June Carter but wasn't sure. Certainly great backing vocals and there will never be another Johnny Cash.
That’s Anita’s soaring voice.
amazing amount of talent right there
I was just going to ask if Maybelle was there so thanks.
@@zerofox7347 - That's Maybelle on the right.
My father William P. Smith absolutely loved Johnny Cash. He served in WW2 in the pacific on LSD301. He was the radio operator and machine gunner when unloading troops and equipment on the beaches.
He would go see Johnny live any time he could when I was kid.
RIP Johnny and Dad.
Thank you for your father's service and sacrifice.
Thank you Johnny for a beautiful rendition of this hymn.
I got goosebumps listening to this song. Very inspirational and moving. Johnny Cash did it right.
After saying The Chaplets of Devine Mercy, The 20 Decade Rosary, and the Veneration to St. Nicholas of Myra and St. Mary of Magdalene this rendition of The Battle Hymn of the Republic becomes a very prayerful experience and as Johnny Cash says about closing his eyes I close mine and it becomes very meditative.
United we stand.
Together we will fall, but United
@@adrianhaynes5506and rise , united
Johnny all of the generations of Americans should thank you for your heart moving song It is a feeling about all war we have fought in. Thanks to our forefathers for their courage. You have been a blessing to America--Thank You Sir. May God love you always. From a veteran from the Vietnam war era.
william laput: Thank You for your Service & your posting.
william laput From one veteran to another, God bless brother.
God bless
Jesus commands to any person who has faith in Him To die To self to be set free. The civil wars and any war between supposed christians just show that men have failed God's commandments through the mouth of Jesus His begotten Son. Jesus said: Matthew 16:25 "For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it".
Miss this guy.
no
GeraldTheBusDriver No, not in person. Only miss him as a fan, since I was a kid. Have you?
GeraldTheBusDriver There are people in the culture that aren’t around anymore, that I miss. I enjoy discovering new talent, but also miss the old.
Who doesn't?
This is the Battle Hymn or our Republic...wish more of our “citizens” knew it in their hearts
It's very sad what has been happening to America, and a shame what's being taught to the youth of this country. I know this statement has been uttered for eternity, but how much more can it (America) take?
Johnny cash: an American legend. His voice was heaven sent.
Amen What a great man singing such a great song
Texas lawn Care AMEN to AMAN
This song has a lot of meaning to America. If it wasn't for all VETS, current & past, who fought for this country, we would not have the freedoms we do today. God Bless America.
2017 this still remains a very moving and strong song.
God bless America, how can people disrespect the anthem and the flag, so many have died to preserve the way of life, and I am a Brit, come on brothers get your act together.
Preserve what way of life? When the anthem was written, people still owned other human beings as property. Is that the way of life you're wanting preserved? The fuck are you even talking about? We're far better off as a society preserving the well being of said society and it's members than we are glorifying some song.
keith riches really !!!!!!!they died to preserve their way of life rubbish THEY died because they wanted to kill their slaves , the other side were doing fine until then ,fool
Kneeling is not disrespecting, this freedom is what they fought and died for.
Thank you, Keith. The intelligent readers understand your message as a positive one.
@@septixskeptix1107 I think he meant by are freedom not by are culture back then, cause ya that was a horrible time and I’m glad we don’t live in that time
This is a wonderful performance. Love it. Love the song
maureen bernhardt you are wonderful Maureen I love you
I remember singing this wonderful hymn in my secondary school choir in the UK in the early 1960s. It brought a tear to my eyes, and still does.
Love this artist down in New Zealand. RIP Johnny.
God bless yall...everyone needs to watch this.
Thank you for singing this song! Every time I hear it I am reminded of how much I loved your singing! No one can sing this better 🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️🙏🙏than Johnny Cash.
Great singing and with the Statler Bros, as backup this is wonderful.
This was before they went out on their own. If you haven't done so find a video or recording of their Tribute to Johnny in their song "We Got Paid By Cash".
My Williams, Arizona Jr. High band took home 1st place at state playing The Battle Hymn Of The Republic, 1975.
Wow, just wow - Johnny could both tell AND sing a story!
As I was battling 2 kinds of CANCER this was my song of strength.
wow, for me the best performance ever... greetings from the Czech Republic...
All of his songs are amazing. He was so good live.
CZGervais This is a moving song and your comment also
Rest in Peace Mr Johnny Cash
I stand when I hear this. I stand in the glory of Jesus Christ. God bless Johnny Cash, I look foward to meeting up with him in the promised land.
I remember watching this on TV here in Australia in '69. I was 14. Every Sunday arvo on ABC TV I would watch The Johnny Cash Sow. His show introduced me to the musicians I would follow for the next almost 50 years.....Dylan, Kristofferson, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Neil Young, etc, etc, etc.
Love it. Thank you Jesus, for forgiving us our sins. All we have to do is ask. Amen, and Amen
Love the way Johnny Cash sang.
We will never forget him. Never.
What a voice that will never be equalled
Did anyone recognize the male quartet? Those are the Statler Brothers. This a thoroughly awesome rendition of this song.
Those are my hometown boys singing there. Of course I recognize them. :)
2019, and some of us still love America.
Sir Bader
Yes. And some of us still love the truth too.
jbond5150 He said LOVE America, not HATE it, like the Democrat/Marxist Party does. Wise up, traitor.
@@solrosenberg3803 If you think the Democrats are Marxists, you don't know what Marxism is, and you're most likely politically uneducated, y'know like most Conservatives.
jbond5150 You’re a traitor to the uniform you supposedly wore. Are you sure you’re not a Stolen Valor coward? You sure sound like it.
Griffin The Democrat Party has become the Marxist Party. You’re either blind, deaf, dumb, or all three. Wake up, troglodyte, you are voting for your own demise when you vote for the Democrat/Marxist Party. Wise up.
My father served in the 5th marines in the South Pacific during the 2nd. World war. He never would talk about it. Many years after he died. I saw a mini-series The Pacific. Now I understand why he didn't say much. He only had a few stories, but they were just the very little fun times. RIP Dad.
Pure class. Wonderful rendition of a powerful song. 🎶☺️❤️
I LOVEEEE Waylon, Merle, George Jones, Willie, all of them. But it's performances like this that makes Johnny Cash my favorite. He was special.
they were all special. when the last one dies, No One Will Fill Their Shoes.
+Buddy Pickle RIP good country music
+Buddy Pickle Amen to that buddy, cash and Waylon were my favorites, but I love all of them. The only one I could see becoming as great as any of the outlaws is Sturgill Simpson, he's special.
Evan L May god bless them all.
I Can Read HIS Righteous Sentence By The Dim And Flaring Lamps! His Mercies Are Fresh Each Day! 😊 🙌 ✝️
Beautiful beautiful
Your words so wise and poignant
Thank you for giving so much to this country and America
You are one of our most precious gifts from the man above ❤❤
When our children Loved America!!!!!
This song makes me cry.I loveJohnny Cash sing this song.
may he be bless for what he did to music MR JOHNNY CASH YOU RE THE MEN IN BLACK
Never will there be a voice the caliber of his. He is and always will a favorite of mine. As a native of South Alabama who grew up with the greatest voices of country musice. His will be forever missed he can make a song speak to you in a way like no other. Rest well Mr Cash your race is won and you are now singing with the angels. This country girl sure misses and loves you still.
A great, great man. He did so much bringing his songs into this world.❤😂❤😢
His prelude speech gave me chills
The country truly misses Johnny Cash. RIP to one of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time. A timeless voice of wisdom and beautiful music.
Oh thankyou. A great song sung by a great man. His music lives on.
this make me so Proud who i am American may God Bless us all
GLORY! GLORY! HALLELUJAH!
He loved our Country so much, and God. We miss you Johnny and we need more like you.
When Johnny Cash sang a song he always sang I heartfelt and that is what him so great. I have to say what fantastic backing sings the great man had here though, I m sure I could have sang this song and they would have made me sound good, well maybe reasonable. One of the great video clips of all time, hank you Mike Adams for uploading it. Oh God, how Johnny is missed.
"He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are store; He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword; His truth is marching on." Oh, yes, we know Who will win the final battle. Hallelujah!
Amen!
Judi Harbin Amen sister
Amen 🙏🏼
Judi Harbin.
Mankind will never win for we carry too much hatred and wrath to the our fellow men
God bless AMERICA and God bless JOHNNY CASH! Amen. ...
I love this song and I loved Johnny Cash !!! God Bless America !
A great man singing a great song.
No current performers have the guts to perform this song or express these beliefs.
As an Australian this is one of the greatest songs ever, and unfortunately in both America and Australia the mob are taking over.
@@dropbear6740 don't give up hope. God isn't done with our respective nations just yet, friend. The enemy and his agents will NOT have their way but will have a GIANT bill to pay back starting next year for the ground they illegally stole.
That is a BS comment. Almost all do. You just may not agree with them. lol. Oh.. I get it - it has to be a Christian belief... It irritates me when people grandstand their beliefs with this attitude.To me, Christianity is between you and your Lord, and mine is not between you and my Lord and me. In the end we are all judged - hoping he looks on us both favorably though.
@@dropbear6740 What are we talking about ... the mob on Wall Street? In the richest country in the world - 35% of the wealth is concentrated in about 1% of the people and the bottom 50% have about 1.5% of the wealth...10.6% experience food insecurity, as in they don't know where their next meal is coming from and that number grows to 13.6% when there are kids in the home.... I could go on and on but you wonder why there are mobs forming? There are homeless everywhere while people are arguing about who has the biggest house and buying glamour houses at an ever increasing rate... If you are wondering why mobs are forming Look to the 1% that were in France in 1781 if you have any questions. The mob is right - organized legal crime is what it is.
Now, Johnny, you see the Lord...…..R.I.P. - and thank you, that you had life on earth….
“He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored...” one of the most elegant and beautiful lines I’ve ever heard
This is absolutely beautiful. Bless the great American who is Johnny Cash. RIP, good sir.
I'm not a Johnny Cash fan, but this song is for the ages...
More than half of the country do not know of the sacrifice that the heroes gave us. The rest of us shall never forget them.
The greatest rendition of the greatest song ever written!❤
He can turn any song into gold
This should be the US national anthem.
They're both great!
it was the anthem of the north for most the civil war
Thinking about the same thing majority people don't even know the national anthem written by Francis Scott Keyes abroad a brattish ship bombing Ft McHenry during the War of 1812. This songs means more to the Republic and Patriots.
Morpheus Oak Yessir, the song has such an incredible story behind it.
Lord Birdwood Agreed
I'm not a man of faith but God Bless America :*)
anarcho-autism You will be
Look up John 3:16 in the Bible. May you come to know the Lord yourself. God bless you.
Me neither. You don't have to religious to find this song awesome.
tripp kuhne see nelson grabers post above!
gfg 826 reading the Bible is what causes a shit ton of people to be Atheists lol, me included.
This is the best rendition of this beautiful old song that I have ever heard.
we had to sing this song in grade school, such a shame kids can't even say the pledge of allegiance anymore.❤🇺🇸💙
God bless all men and women of our military in the past, today and the future.