Ya. So am I and I have a 25 yrs old child but the young generations can’t possibly appreciate Johnny Cash because we live in a different culture and completely different world. They don’t know how influential Johnny Cash’s music and words were in our times. For example, I don’t think bob dylan would have been so successful if Johnny hadn’t flattened that road for him. But nowadays the youth don’t even know who bob Dylan is. Let alone Johnny Cash
Ya. So am I and I have a 25 yrs old child but the young generations can’t possibly appreciate Johnny Cash because we live in a different culture and completely different world. They don’t know how influential Johnny Cash’s music and words were in our times. For example, I don’t think bob dylan would have been so successful if Johnny hadn’t flattened that road for him. But nowadays the youth don’t even know who bob Dylan is. Let alone Johnny Cash
Thank you for saying. He is a National Treasure. Bless you. My whole family, (Dad in WW1) Born 1899. My Brother in Korea, My Nephew Desert Storm. Johnny Cash was there as far back as I can remember. I'm 72. Thank you.
All my friends were in Vietnam. All came back missing limbs, faith, and hope. All broken hearted. That's what war will do to your mind body and soul. PEACE TO YOU ALL .
Johnny was a story of everyone. the challenge, of life were we all meet. Take a few hours of your time. Listen to the teacher. Never forget you my freind. It was a pleaser meeting you. For you have changed many lives, Thank-you, we all love you so much!!
@@Calvin-01 From what I understand, Rick was going to do the same type of project with Townes Van Zandt...then Townes died. I can only imagine how amazing that would've been...RIP Townes
More than a singer, more than a song writer, more than an American icon, more than a man who lived and died , a legend created by GOD for us to love who loved people and gave us love.
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Found this recording after watching the documentary 'Johnny Cash in Britain', and in a clip from the Glastonbury Festival they had included the whole of Folsom Prison Blues, the opening act. This was some three weeks before the Manhattan Center gig, and as far as I know he hadn't performed for bigger audiences as only himself for many years. Somehow this performance was a restoring of his career, even though he had great success together with the Highway Men between 1985 and 1995, but the Cash style of country music generally wasn't what hit the top of the charge in that period. So the festival management did ask themselves if they took a big chance by booking him, but the reception he got overwhelmed everyone, with the young audience obviously knowing the songs, and clearly giving a spark to the 62 year old Johnny Cash, a spark that also is shining in this film. It's showing the world what a timeless legend he is.
I always loved Johnny's guitar picking. There will never be another man in black who cares for his Country and the underdog. I think alot of it was how his Dad treated him. He knew what it was like to be poor, and to be the underdog. R.i.p Johnny Cash.
❤️ My. Mother saw him in the 70ies in Frankfurt. I collect all her old Lps, now I am a 40 years old punkrocker, I love him so much. Johnny will never die.
I grew up on Johnny Cash.....my grandmother had every single one of his records, then every single one of his 8 tracks, then every single one of his tapes, then she started collecting his CD's. This brings back so many memories of hanging out at Grandma's house on the weekends helping with groceries, mowing her lawn and putting on the storm windows in the fall.
1:16 Folsom Prison Blues 4:22 Sunday Morning Coming Down 8:30 Ring Of Fire 12:19 I Walk The Line 15:01 Delia 17:53 The Beast In Me 21:02 Drive on 23:25 The Man Who Couldn‘t Cry 28:10 Thirteen 31:30 Tennessee Stud 34:30 Big River 37:03 Ghost Riders In The Sky 39:56 Orange Blossom Special 43:58 Let The Train Blow The Whistle
Voice is better than ever at around 62 I believe.he passed in September, 2003,only 9 years after this from diabetes complications in Tennessee shortly after his wife June Carter passed...what a talent.
I was raised on johnny cash and I must admit he is my favorite single entertainer of all time. I'm 52 and I still get goosebumps when he rips into one of his favorites . min e is big river. no-one will ever come close.
This has to be one of the best concerts of ALL time. I am a life long Cash fan since the first time I heard Ring of Fire on my grandparent's AM radio in their Scotty Tag A Long camper, when I used to spend summers with them. I wanted so bad to see this show as a native New Yorker, but I was in Philadelphia in art school at the time. I remember wanting to jump on the train to see this, but it will forever be a regret that I had not. But at least there is this wonderful video to allow me to see what I missed. Johnny Cash is just one of the best performers ever. He is the dark "Chairman of the Board".
We love you Johnny Cash (and family) In Aussie land your voice travels well over waters while we are out boating. Your baritone lives on and on over the lake system in Gippsland, Victoria Australia. It makes us feel free; it is like a Johnny Cash concert. For any boatie or yachty, I recommend playing Johnny's tunes on the water. It frees the soul. The louder the better. In memory of Johnny Cash, I will play his tunes on the water for the rest of my life.
I love for his concerts, especially later years, that the audience applauds when he arrives to the stage, but when he says "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" the whole auditorium explodes
And that was Johnny Cash, faults and all, by no means choir boy! He would be the first to admit! That's what he related to the audience, the trials of life all go through!hello I'm Johnny Cash will be in the Smithsonian
Or I hope, just listening again and yes auditorium explodes! I'm 65 and a 21 year old at work have bonded over Johnny, and bars still Rock when he's on the jukebox, 21 to 99
a heart could not be any bigger. love you my freind. you turned my life around thank you so much. god is always with you. bye my angel . i will se you in heaven.
About one year after this Manhattan concert I first saw Johnny playing live, with pretty much the same songs, and the same great performance. He played in a midsize sports arena in Germany, and they hat put chairs, wrongfully assuming that most of his fans would be about his age. After the third song or so everybody had stood up and was pushing towards the stage. The people from the ranks (incuding me) climbed down a 2 meter high surrounding wall to get closer. What an athmosphere! Gone for good...
"...and they hat put chairs, wrongfully assuming that most of his fans would be about his age."... Well said: Man, were they wrong... :-D (y) More seriously: I am of the age now Johhny was at the time of this concert, and have been a fan of him since I was 12. He is still sadly missed around the World, though it soon will be 17 yrs now he's passed... :-(
You're welcome! Cash's stuff has always been great, from the 1950s to the 2000s and everywhere in between. I hope to preserve whatever I can of his music and make sure that it's shared with his fans when possible.
"Hello I'm Johnny Cash" when I hear that I come running. I saw Johnny in New Orleans 1973, and again in the early 90's in Bay St Louis Mississippi. The hair stood up on my arms when he walked up the stairs to the stage, he was all in black with a big silver eagle on the back of his shirt. A true American Legend.
I love country music especially the old ones like Johnny cash George Jones all the old ones and the ladies of country I would spend hours listening to them I miss them all thank for posting ♥️♥️♥️♥️
I was at Johnny Cash's last UK performance at the Royal Albert Hall in '97. I got a last minute 'standing only' ticket up in the gods. Cash himself, though clearly frail, was great. However, the amount of concert time given over to performances by June Carter Cash (who was awful) and his son (non descript) deleted the impact of his performance considerably. But I saw Johnny Cash for the first and last time. I will never not be glad I can say that
Hi guys, I am writing from Italy... Eventhough he never played his music in Italy, I got in love with johnny while I was linving in the US... around 2000/4. Actually it was for my ex girl friend, american girl, that I met him first.. Then I statrted to study his songs because I wanted to understand the society I was living in; after almost 1 year I could read writing and understanding his tongue and of course what was around me... the good and the bad. He sounds like another singer ' Fabrizio De Andrè', who was probably the most important italian songwriter ever .. I invite you guys to listen this guy. Maybe it will take a little time to get his lyrics, but don't worry because there are many italians that do not get anyrhing from his songs. They are quite mentally lazy.. just like many americans are!!!!
Heard a lot of J.C. Never heard drive on before. I'm sure it touched a lot of the people in the Vietnam war. Followed through to life in general. You hit the bad and terrible times and drive on. Great song.
No one on the planet enjoyed Johnny's resurgence more than I did, but if it weren't for the time when he thought he wasn't relevant anymore, I wouldn't have found him. He was my dad's. He became mine in his time when he thought he didn't matter. He always mattered. God bless his him.
Yes, just a man with a guitar. But what a man. A giant, a true great man. He left his imprint in all our hearts and it will never vanish. May God Bless Him and his great wife, June Carter, united in heaven.
I recommend to everyone the film about the life of Johnny Cash and June Carter entitled *"WALK THE LINE"* with splendid actors. Greetings. ua-cam.com/video/5Jr6HC-gOcs/v-deo.html *🐴GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY🐴* Song sung by *Johnny💘Cash* Guitar solo version in the style of *The 💜Ramrods*
Johnny, been hooked since I was 16,now 66,your music seen me thru the years, will do till the end. special. thanks for putting Kris on the road. so much respect. rip ll
Johnny was a Man of genuinity. He loved, did it difficult, did wrong at times, right at times & experienced many things. And through All of that, guess what? Johnny sent much Enjoyment through his music to so so so many of us still to this day 🙏 Thankyou 💜
@@artifine1 --I met Johnny Cash when he was playing a full concert , along with Rev. Billy Graham about July 1985 or 1986 --Graham began speaking at Carolina Stadium in Columbia , So. Carolina , when , all of a sudden a HUGE Summer electrical storm was moving in. It was the shortest sermon Rev. Graham ever had --then Johnny Cash and his entire entourage appeared on stage for the next 2 hours --It was WONDERFUL --Next day , Cash appeared at a Christian Book Store in West Columbia , to sign his Book THE MAN IN WHITE , --I had the chance to spend about 2 Min. with him and to Thank Him for so many years of great music and , for being a great inspiration to many people for persevering through so many Record Producers who wanted to abandon Johnny Cash --Johnny kept his Faith close to his heart and became one of the Greatest and longest lasting musicians in History --Johnny Cash succeeded at something that all but swallowed up and spat out too many great recording artists
I decided to watch a legend instead of some old rock and roll. Boy am I glad that I did, that I did, that I did, that I did: Johnny Cash. This concert just blows your mind. What a performer along w/ his band. It's the first time I ever watched him. I grew up w/ his songs in the 60s and 70s but was too young to see him on tv appearances. Thanks so much for uploading and experience of a lifetime. Sit back, relax, turn up the volume. and just plain listen! You'll be glad that u did. "Orange Blossom Express" - now that was a once in a lifetime performance by this "Man In Black". I listened to it 6x. 2 harmonicas and singing - how many musicians can do that? Enjoy.
They entered the front doors just like anyone else would....truly think about that now that it's 2013. June and Johnny might have died from broken hearts being so much different than the days they grew up in. It's like we don't love each other as a whole these days...we're all just out for ourselves. Who still practices the golden rule?...RIP June and Johnny. Your music, beliefs, and life are inspiring and always will be.
Mr. Cash knows how to put on a really great show. He wears his star with pride and many years of experience. Through thick and thin he stands tall. Thank you Johnny for all the great music!
I remember listening to Johnny's records down at my grandpas when I was about 10 (21 now). Brings back good memories... Miss ya gramps... They sure don't make music like this anymore.
There are as usual no words to say how good Johnny was, I can't understand the hateful comments that some of his videos attract... He was a man with flaws and with a great will to try and overcome them...
I agree! I was blessed enough to see him in concert in July 1989 and he put on an excellent show, he could have not given his all to the performance, but he made it WELL worth our ticket prices even though he was just about fresh off the operating table! He even relearned one of his songs for a fan who had written him a letter requesting it. Twenty-Five Minutes To Go was the song he did for that fan.
If Johnny had only written and recorded "Walk the Line" he would be remembered as one of the greatest country artists. As it was, he was a singular force in American music. This is a remarkable video - thank you so much for posting it.
My Father died at the age of 77-in may 2009. I love Johnny Cash, because my Dad Loved Johnny. Also, Thankyou for mentioning my city, Melbourne, and my Country, Australia.
I was there that night 3rd row center guest of Bob Wootton my company Kramer Guitar made that red guitar he was playing .After playing Orange Blossom special Johnny tossed me one of his harmonicas
Thanks for posting this! I was fortunate enough to grow up VERY near June Carter's home town, giving me opportunity to see Johnny on numerous occasions. I am grateful for those times & miss his live performances.. He was very kind & friendly to me every time I had the pleasure of shaking his hand and thanking him for his music!
I've always been a big Cash fan. I know he was flawed, but he was authentic, humble, and audacious. I love his music and his voice makes me cry now. Thank you for posting this.
He was a certified legend! He could make a person feel whatever he was singing about from Gospel, to prison songs, to train songs to basic love songs! There is absolutely NO replacement for him! Bit He taught his daughter Rosanne very well.
The voice of a generation. Sure it's simple but it's bedrock. When JC sings you're getting a basic outlook on life. It's about values as much as anything else...
You could put together quite a good night of black & white videos, between this concert and Roy Orbison's. Two of the all time greats. R.I.P. gentlemen.
JohnnyCashfan66, I want to thank you so much for posting this fabulous moment in time. I've never seen it before, and although I was there during the 'Highwayman" tour, I've never seen Johnny perform an entire show by himself. The solo acoustic segment brought a tear to my eye, or was it the smoke? God bless you friend for touching my heart with this act of kindness. I wish you the very best, Lucky
Thank you very much for the warm words. Johnny Cash had an intimacy about him. I feel like when he was on stage, he was singing to each individual person, especially on those solo acoustic songs. Right from the heart and it hits right in the heart. :)
Well, I'm seeing a lot of the same fans commenting all over with these UA-cam videos; it's like a "Johnny Cash family". I ran across this upload and I'm truly grateful for you doing so. In all of these videos we see the life and subtle changes in how Johnny would do a song a bit differently at times, but always with his soul. Thanks too for everyone who has commented on my video: "Johnny Cash Me and My Heart".
my absolute favorite singer. I wish I could've seen him in concert, but sadly I was only 4 when he passed away. my parents told me that I cried and cried. RIP to the legend, the man in black, his spirit will forever live on through his music ❤️
I will tell you what I'm 57 and I grew up in the 60sand70s and my dad "God rest his soul" loved Johnny Cash especially his old stuff.big river was his favorite song. And on the Johnny live at the met his rendition of big river was the best I ever heard.. thank you Johnny and thank you DaD. I love you and I love Johnny.
If u Can Make it in New York City You Can make it Anywhere . What a Beautiful piece of film of Johnny , coming up to the Home stretch of his life . He died 9 years later . There s nothing like a N.Y. C . crowd either ! What a great Artist . Drive On June n Johnny .
He went through every hurt, he felt every pain, he also felt the joy...this is why he can speak so honestly in his songs, and why people across all social divisions like him, he knew his faults and his gifts....he is "US"....JC..a man of the people...even if he did not want to be that man..IMHO
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I'm 69 years old and have been Johnny since I was a child. He and June Carter are icons
Hi, how are you doing?
I'm, close to 70, and you kids, should have seen Johnny in concert! I know you are, but keep his spirit alive! Warts and alll!!!;🤠
He, had his faults! Show me someone who doesn't! His, was public, others hide in small towns!
Drive on
Ya. So am I and I have a 25 yrs old child but the young generations can’t possibly appreciate Johnny Cash because we live in a different culture and completely different world. They don’t know how influential Johnny Cash’s music and words were in our times. For example, I don’t think bob dylan would have been so successful if Johnny hadn’t flattened that road for him. But nowadays the youth don’t even know who bob Dylan is. Let alone Johnny Cash
Ya. So am I and I have a 25 yrs old child but the young generations can’t possibly appreciate Johnny Cash because we live in a different culture and completely different world. They don’t know how influential Johnny Cash’s music and words were in our times. For example, I don’t think bob dylan would have been so successful if Johnny hadn’t flattened that road for him. But nowadays the youth don’t even know who bob Dylan is. Let alone Johnny Cash
Johnny was not just a country artist, in my mind he transcends country music. A true ICON!
He was also a Folk musician, and he was a pioneer and architect of the Rock genre in its early years
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I love all country music it's music when I was a teenager I miss all of them .God bless them all. Judy chadwick.
Danke, auch meine Gedanken zu JC, ER war immer ER im guten wie im negativen. Er war einfach ,,ein echter mensch,,lg ihnen
A. Real man
Bravo jhonny cash
There will never be another Johnny Cash- he was larger than life and he was like none other; a national treasure.
A Worldwide Treasure as well 💜
Thank you for saying. He is a National Treasure. Bless you. My whole family, (Dad in WW1) Born 1899. My Brother in Korea, My Nephew Desert Storm. Johnny Cash was there as far back as I can remember. I'm 72. Thank you.
All my friends were in Vietnam. All came back missing limbs, faith, and hope. All broken hearted. That's what war will do to your mind body and soul. PEACE TO YOU ALL .
True icon. I'm in my mid 50's . He has a grandson that I think has his voice. It's amazing how similar they sound.
No. You’re right the man is the most influential song writer of his time. Fucking shame he never made much money off his genius
Johnny was a story of everyone. the challenge, of life were we all meet. Take a few hours of your time. Listen to the teacher. Never forget you my freind. It was a pleaser meeting you. For you have changed many lives, Thank-you, we all love you so much!!
I spent a little over 12 months building an off road car and I only listened to Johnny Cash.. Can't wait to hug his neck!
His last decade with Rick Rubin was phenomenal !
Not many stars can pull off what he did with Rick
Absolutely. American recordings are all masterpieces.
@@Calvin-01 From what I understand, Rick was going to do the same type of project with Townes Van Zandt...then Townes died. I can only imagine how amazing that would've been...RIP Townes
More than a singer, more than a song writer, more than an American icon, more than a man who lived and died , a legend created by GOD for us to love who loved people and gave us love.
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Look how young the audience was. These people knew what it meant to see a legend perform.
I was rip. And I owned it
True legend
Generation X appreciated him, but ask a millennial to name one song and ask Gen Z if they even know who he was
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Found this recording after watching the documentary 'Johnny Cash in Britain', and in a clip from the Glastonbury Festival they had included the whole of Folsom Prison Blues, the opening act. This was some three weeks before the Manhattan Center gig, and as far as I know he hadn't performed for bigger audiences as only himself for many years. Somehow this performance was a restoring of his career, even though he had great success together with the Highway Men between 1985 and 1995, but the Cash style of country music generally wasn't what hit the top of the charge in that period.
So the festival management did ask themselves if they took a big chance by booking him, but the reception he got overwhelmed everyone, with the young audience obviously knowing the songs, and clearly giving a spark to the 62 year old Johnny Cash, a spark that also is shining in this film. It's showing the world what a timeless legend he is.
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I always loved Johnny's guitar picking. There will never be another man in black who cares for his Country and the underdog. I think alot of it was how his Dad treated him. He knew what it was like to be poor, and to be the underdog. R.i.p Johnny Cash.
Besser und mehr geht nicht
❤️ My. Mother saw him in the 70ies in Frankfurt. I collect all her old Lps, now I am a 40 years old punkrocker, I love him so much. Johnny will never die.
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I grew up on Johnny Cash.....my grandmother had every single one of his records, then every single one of his 8 tracks, then every single one of his tapes, then she started collecting his CD's. This brings back so many memories of hanging out at Grandma's house on the weekends helping with groceries, mowing her lawn and putting on the storm windows in the fall.
1:16 Folsom Prison Blues
4:22 Sunday Morning Coming Down
8:30 Ring Of Fire
12:19 I Walk The Line
15:01 Delia
17:53 The Beast In Me
21:02 Drive on
23:25 The Man Who Couldn‘t Cry
28:10 Thirteen
31:30 Tennessee Stud
34:30 Big River
37:03 Ghost Riders In The Sky
39:56 Orange Blossom Special
43:58 Let The Train Blow The Whistle
Kimba Watson much appreciated
Thx man
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Thanks friend.🎶😎
Thank you for posting the setlist
45 minute's of pure Cash both dark and light... wonderful. At his fullest wonderful over the moon, old country guy
I love old Johnny!!
Voice is better than ever at around 62 I believe.he passed in September, 2003,only 9 years after this from diabetes complications in Tennessee shortly after his wife June Carter passed...what a talent.
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@@BlackBird508That's not funny. That's just plain rude.
There was also Waylon in 2002 a year before June and John's death. Music died when buddy holly left and so did country folk music when johnny left😢🎉
Remarkable learning how to know his songs !❤
I was raised on johnny cash and I must admit he is my favorite single entertainer of all time. I'm 52 and I still get goosebumps when he rips into one of his favorites . min e is big river. no-one will ever come close.
Hurt hits home with me lol
This has to be one of the best concerts of ALL time. I am a life long Cash fan since the first time I heard Ring of Fire on my grandparent's AM radio in their Scotty Tag A Long camper, when I used to spend summers with them. I wanted so bad to see this show as a native New Yorker, but I was in Philadelphia in art school at the time. I remember wanting to jump on the train to see this, but it will forever be a regret that I had not. But at least there is this wonderful video to allow me to see what I missed. Johnny Cash is just one of the best performers ever. He is the dark "Chairman of the Board".
I just happened to be home in Connecticut from colllage and a friend just happened to have tickets and it was awesome!!
Stay out of my stuff
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Nah, he's past it. His early concerts would have been better.
We love you Johnny Cash (and family) In Aussie land your voice travels well over waters while we are out boating. Your baritone lives on and on over the lake system in Gippsland, Victoria Australia. It makes us feel free; it is like a Johnny Cash concert. For any boatie or yachty, I recommend playing Johnny's tunes on the water. It frees the soul. The louder the better. In memory of Johnny Cash, I will play his tunes on the water for the rest of my life.
In ozi we got slim dusty another legend!!
Stay out of my wife's crotch.....LOL
I love for his concerts, especially later years, that the audience applauds when he arrives to the stage, but when he says "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" the whole auditorium explodes
And that was Johnny Cash, faults and all, by no means choir boy! He would be the first to admit! That's what he related to the audience, the trials of life all go through!hello I'm Johnny Cash will be in the Smithsonian
Or I hope, just listening again and yes auditorium explodes! I'm 65 and a 21 year old at work have bonded over Johnny, and bars still Rock when he's on the jukebox, 21 to 99
Johnny cash was a GREAT musician, singer/songwriter, humble, human, brutally honest and caring person.. God bless his soul..
a heart could not be any bigger. love you my freind. you turned my life around thank you so much. god is always with you. bye my angel . i will se you in heaven.
loved him then, love him now and forever...what a marvelous authentic talent!!
Brings tears to my eyes. I long for those days again... real God-fearing men and Johnny was one of the best!!
About one year after this Manhattan concert I first saw Johnny playing live, with pretty much the same songs, and the same great performance. He played in a midsize sports arena in Germany, and they hat put chairs, wrongfully assuming that most of his fans would be about his age. After the third song or so everybody had stood up and was pushing towards the stage. The people from the ranks (incuding me) climbed down a 2 meter high surrounding wall to get closer. What an athmosphere! Gone for good...
"...and they hat put chairs, wrongfully assuming that most of his fans would be about his age."... Well said: Man, were they wrong... :-D (y) More seriously: I am of the age now Johhny was at the time of this concert, and have been a fan of him since I was 12. He is still sadly missed around the World, though it soon will be 17 yrs now he's passed... :-(
You're welcome! Cash's stuff has always been great, from the 1950s to the 2000s and everywhere in between. I hope to preserve whatever I can of his music and make sure that it's shared with his fans when possible.
JohnnyCashfan66 is there a dvd of this concert ?
plan on handing my collection down 2 my grandson thanks 4 shareing this it still carrys on hoss
I injured my eye yesterday going to rest
How do you follow JOHNNY CASH ON STAGE?
Came for a peek and enjoyed it till the end. Wonderful performance and production. Long Live Johnny Cash.
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My dad died 11.11.2014. R.I.P.
thanx for the kind words : )
Nog gecondoleerd hoor.
i truly loved johnny and his music, he had a hard childhood but went on to being a true country icon, god bless him and may he rest in peace
100% talent and class!! Not like the junk they call country music these days...
"Hello I'm Johnny Cash" when I hear that I come running. I saw Johnny in New Orleans 1973, and again in the early 90's in Bay St Louis Mississippi. The hair stood up on my arms when he walked up the stairs to the stage, he was all in black with a big silver eagle on the back of his shirt. A true American Legend.
I love country music especially the old ones like Johnny cash George Jones all the old ones and the ladies of country I would spend hours listening to them I miss them all thank for posting ♥️♥️♥️♥️
This is real country music
@@HoochVance True.
I saw him twice in the 70's, in the Philly-S. Jersey area. I identify with getting the chills.
He's a musics, the musics ever forever dore beauty Johnny Cash. I'm was thoughtful vanish sinces..!! In touch Pal!!
His music makes me happy and emotional...no in between
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Stay out of my yard
I was at Johnny Cash's last UK performance at the Royal Albert Hall in '97. I got a last minute 'standing only' ticket up in the gods. Cash himself, though clearly frail, was great. However, the amount of concert time given over to performances by June Carter Cash (who was awful) and his son (non descript) deleted the impact of his performance considerably. But I saw Johnny Cash for the first and last time. I will never not be glad I can say that
It's hard to believe ten years have already gone since his departure. RIP Johnny.
I'm, old David, and I still let this music lull me to sleep!
Johnny is my hero.... and i'm born in 1983... Timeless music, great music, great artist, great Johnny...
Amazing! He is eternal. He and his music will always be remembered.
Excellent engineering and camera work. What a killer performance by the Man in Black.
Hi guys, I am writing from Italy... Eventhough he never played his music in Italy, I got in love with johnny while I was linving in the US... around 2000/4. Actually it was for my ex girl friend, american girl, that I met him first.. Then I statrted to study his songs because I wanted to understand the society I was living in; after almost 1 year I could read writing and understanding his tongue and of course what was around me... the good and the bad. He sounds like another singer ' Fabrizio De Andrè', who was probably the most important italian songwriter ever
.. I invite you guys to listen this guy. Maybe it will take a little time to get his lyrics, but don't worry because there are many italians that do not get anyrhing from his songs. They are quite mentally lazy.. just like many americans are!!!!
Heard a lot of J.C. Never heard drive on before. I'm sure it touched a lot of the people in the Vietnam war. Followed through to life in general. You hit the bad and terrible times and drive on. Great song.
I'M LISTENING TO HIS.LAST LIVE CONCERT I WISH ALL MY RELATIVES A GOOD AND HAPPY LIFE
If God exists.....this is him.
Johnny Cash forever.
No one on the planet enjoyed Johnny's resurgence more than I did, but if it weren't for the time when he thought he wasn't relevant anymore, I wouldn't have found him. He was my dad's. He became mine in his time when he thought he didn't matter. He always mattered. God bless his him.
I grow up with this song my great grandfather and grandmother
Yes, just a man with a guitar. But what a man. A giant, a true great man. He left his imprint in all our hearts and it will never vanish. May God Bless Him and his great wife, June Carter, united in heaven.
I recommend to everyone the film about the life of Johnny Cash and June Carter entitled *"WALK THE LINE"* with splendid actors. Greetings. ua-cam.com/video/5Jr6HC-gOcs/v-deo.html *🐴GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY🐴* Song sung by *Johnny💘Cash* Guitar solo version in the style of *The 💜Ramrods*
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Mi LOBI IT😁
Stay out of my wife's vagina
Johnny, been hooked since I was 16,now 66,your music seen me thru the years, will do till the end. special. thanks for putting Kris on the road. so much respect. rip
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The man in black! A Legend forever! Even in 2021 he still inspires me, and (problay many others) while I write my own music.
Johnny was a Man of genuinity. He loved, did it difficult, did wrong at times, right at times & experienced many things. And through All of that, guess what? Johnny sent much Enjoyment through his music to so so so many of us still to this day 🙏 Thankyou 💜
You nailed it!
Well done.
A man, a voice, a messenger. Timeless. Talking to us from the depth of his heart. Thank you, Johnny Cash for talking to our hearts.
Don't remember the year but had to be the mid 50's when I met Johnny and got his autograph.
Lucky you :)
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@@artifine1 --I met Johnny Cash when he was playing a full concert , along with Rev. Billy Graham about July 1985 or 1986 --Graham began speaking at Carolina Stadium in Columbia , So. Carolina , when , all of a sudden a HUGE Summer electrical storm was moving in. It was the shortest sermon Rev. Graham ever had --then Johnny Cash and his entire entourage appeared on stage for the next 2 hours --It was WONDERFUL --Next day , Cash appeared at a Christian Book Store in West Columbia , to sign his Book THE MAN IN WHITE , --I had the chance to spend about 2 Min. with him and to Thank Him for so many years of great music and , for being a great inspiration to many people for persevering through so many Record Producers who wanted to abandon Johnny Cash --Johnny kept his Faith close to his heart and became one of the Greatest and longest lasting musicians in History --Johnny Cash succeeded at something that all but swallowed up and spat out too many great recording artists
CHERISH IT MY FRIEND
I.love you Johnny
I decided to watch a legend instead of some old rock and roll. Boy am I glad that I did, that I did, that I did, that I did: Johnny Cash. This concert just blows your mind. What a performer along w/ his band. It's the first time I ever watched him. I grew up w/ his songs in the 60s and 70s but was too young to see him on tv appearances. Thanks so much for uploading and experience of a lifetime. Sit back, relax, turn up the volume. and just plain listen! You'll be glad that u did. "Orange Blossom Express" - now that was a once in a lifetime performance by this "Man In Black". I listened to it 6x. 2 harmonicas and singing - how many musicians can do that? Enjoy.
They entered the front doors just like anyone else would....truly think about that now that it's 2013. June and Johnny might have died from broken hearts being so much different than the days they grew up in. It's like we don't love each other as a whole these days...we're all just out for ourselves. Who still practices the golden rule?...RIP June and Johnny. Your music, beliefs, and life are inspiring and always will be.
boyyy you should see it now in 2024 😂😂
Mr. Cash knows how to put on a really great show. He wears his star with pride and many years of experience. Through thick and thin he stands tall. Thank you Johnny for all the great music!
my first concert was him! I was eight years old. I went with my mom and grandmother at West Point in NY! probably around 1984-85.
only jhonny cash i can't belive im just see this 2015 what a wonderful treat
Johnny cash is the god of music
he tells you a story in song. legend, icon, hero. rip... he rocks, he rolls, he countries too.
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I grew up in at the wrong time..... iam happy for UA-cam being around so I can watch this
How old are you?
@@thetrader7613 born in late 80's with my uncle's listening to metal. My grandmother however, loved cash
@@19BigJim86 No you didn't - he's one of the immortals (but you already figured that out)
Legendary artist and performer. Incomparable.
Loved Johnny Cash Joe Barreto
I loved Johnny Cash, it hurt me to see him Fragile on the last singing his song!! ♥️
Just wonderful. John looked so happy. Glad he got to enjoy a big wave of love from a new generation of music lovers.
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Great concert, still love it in September 2020!
🐎.Wow! I LOVE hearing J.Cash sing The Tennesse Stud! No one sings it better.I could listen to over&over.🌹Mary F.
I'm 73 now one of the best entertainer ever RIP my friend 🙏❤🙏 love betsy amen 🙏
I remember listening to Johnny's records down at my grandpas when I was about 10 (21 now). Brings back good memories... Miss ya gramps... They sure don't make music like this anymore.
Real musicians really playing and singing...thank God.
The world will never see another Johnny Cash, multi-talented!!!
There are as usual no words to say how good Johnny was, I can't understand the hateful comments that some of his videos attract... He was a man with flaws and with a great will to try and overcome them...
I agree! I was blessed enough to see him in concert in July 1989 and he put on an excellent show, he could have not given his all to the performance, but he made it WELL worth our ticket prices even though he was just about fresh off the operating table! He even relearned one of his songs for a fan who had written him a letter requesting it. Twenty-Five Minutes To Go was the song he did for that fan.
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If Johnny had only written and recorded "Walk the Line" he would be remembered as one of the greatest country artists. As it was, he was a singular force in American music. This is a remarkable video - thank you so much for posting it.
He sure did transcend boundaries!
THE greatest
Thanks a million, Johnny will live forever in my heart and ears!
My Father died at the age of 77-in may 2009. I love Johnny Cash, because my Dad Loved Johnny. Also, Thankyou for mentioning my city, Melbourne, and my Country, Australia.
I was there that night 3rd row center guest of Bob Wootton my company Kramer Guitar made that red guitar he was playing .After playing Orange Blossom special Johnny tossed me one of his harmonicas
This guy's the absolute real deal.
Thanks for posting this! I was fortunate enough to grow up VERY near June Carter's home town, giving me opportunity to see Johnny on numerous occasions. I am grateful for those times & miss his live performances.. He was very kind & friendly to me every time I had the pleasure of shaking his hand and thanking him for his music!
That's an amazing story! He sure was down-to-earth for a superstar. It's always fantastic to hear personal stories, so thanks for sharing!
I feel privileged to have viewed this concert by the Master, thanks so much for sharing
I've always been a big Cash fan. I know he was flawed, but he was authentic, humble, and audacious. I love his music and his voice makes me cry now. Thank you for posting this.
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@@thelordswaytv828 God bless you, his love is with you
He was a certified legend! He could make a person feel whatever he was singing about from Gospel, to prison songs, to train songs to basic love songs! There is absolutely NO replacement for him! Bit He taught his daughter Rosanne very well.
Just like us Bro, God """flawed him""" it makes ya wanna listen dont it! Blesshunns!
Everyone is flawed ☺️
Thank you for this. I was only 8 when he did this. But I get to enjoy his genius through this recording. Johnny Cash 4 eva
Diese Musik begleitet mich mein mein ganzes Leben lang. Ich bin 1961 geboren.
I was 12 so yeah this is a treat
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The voice of a generation. Sure it's simple but it's bedrock. When JC sings you're getting a basic outlook on life. It's about values as much as anything else...
Johnny Cash, tvoja glasba je božanska in večna, hvala !
You could put together quite a good night of black & white videos, between this concert and Roy Orbison's. Two of the all time greats. R.I.P. gentlemen.
I love Roy orbison
Mister Cash is Definitely going all over the Place with his Stories told over the top of great soulfully written musical songs!!
Cannot possibly get tired of listening to Johnny Cash! 9 or 10 when I bought Johnny Cash's LP. Some years back 😊
Thank You For Posting this brilliant concert of Johnny Cash🙏
Whao, what a beautiful concert with a beautiful bunch of people there.J.Cash is just awesome
Loved his show , jammed with greatest and appreciated iconic artists of 60s and 70s .
His voice is at its best here.
Massively thanks for posting such a great legend 👍💯
Did not know this was out there. Holy ffffffuuuuuu.
I listen to Johnny Cash all the time on You Tube and Pandora. He is one of my absolutely favorite musicians.
Grew up with Johnny, he's where the roots are for sure. Thanks for posting his concerts!
Long live the legend! There will never be another like you.
Johnny Cash is one of my favorite country music artists.
JohnnyCashfan66, I want to thank you so much for posting this fabulous moment in time. I've never seen it before, and although I was there during the 'Highwayman" tour, I've never seen Johnny perform an entire show by himself.
The solo acoustic segment brought a tear to my eye, or was it the smoke?
God bless you friend for touching my heart with this act of kindness.
I wish you the very best,
Lucky
Thank you very much for the warm words. Johnny Cash had an intimacy about him. I feel like when he was on stage, he was singing to each individual person, especially on those solo acoustic songs. Right from the heart and it hits right in the heart. :)
+JohnnyCashfan66 Johnny Cash is the best. I love him so much. Simply the only
there will never be a better than Johnny Cash...never
Lau Roy
absolutely
Well, I'm seeing a lot of the same fans commenting all over with these UA-cam videos; it's like a "Johnny Cash family". I ran across this upload and I'm truly grateful for you doing so. In all of these videos we see the life and subtle changes in how Johnny would do a song a bit differently at times, but always with his soul. Thanks too for everyone who has commented on my video: "Johnny Cash Me and My Heart".
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my absolute favorite singer. I wish I could've seen him in concert, but sadly I was only 4 when he passed away. my parents told me that I cried and cried. RIP to the legend, the man in black, his spirit will forever live on through his music ❤️
I will tell you what I'm 57 and I grew up in the 60sand70s and my dad "God rest his soul" loved Johnny Cash especially his old stuff.big river was his favorite song. And on the Johnny live at the met his rendition of big river was the best I ever heard.. thank you Johnny and thank you DaD. I love you and I love Johnny.
If u Can Make it in New York City You Can make it Anywhere . What a Beautiful piece of film of Johnny , coming up to the Home stretch of his life . He died 9 years later . There s nothing like a N.Y. C . crowd either ! What a great Artist . Drive On June n Johnny .
The SOULFULLY KILLING VOICE OF A TRUE ICON, A SUPERSTAR AND MY IDOL MR. JOHNNY CASH !!!😃😉 Rest in Peace MAN IN BLACK .
I didn't get much into Johnny until the move and he had already passed :(. Love his work. God bless Johnny Cash :)
movie, I meant to say, in 05.
He went through every hurt, he felt every pain, he also felt the joy...this is why he can speak so honestly in his songs, and why people across all social divisions like him, he knew his faults and his gifts....he is "US"....JC..a man of the people...even if he did not want to be that man..IMHO
I am a Johnny Cash fan and always will be. I was crushed when he died. Keep the old clips coming. You never have to much Johnny Cash.