A couple of days ago I saw a guy with a black T-shirt with a large picture of John, which said in fancy letters "Johnny Cash / The Man in Black". My first thought would be "John would not approve."
Johnny was Rock & Roll, Country, Punk, Anti establishment, Patriotic, Gangsta, true Christian, all wrapped up in one person. Above all, Johnny was REAL in who he was. The world was a much better place when he was in it.
I’m sorry for your loss. 😢 Be grateful you had your grandfather as long as you did. All 4 of my grandparents died when I was a teenager, they definitely didn’t live long enough. 💔 Btw, imo, there’s nothing more soothing than the sound of a train whistle in the background, especially at night. 🚂 💓💥
That's to bad and my condolences to you and yours may he rest in peace but what's Kool when he died you you sat googled this song and remember your gramps bet ya he was right next to ya still singing it to ya💔
I took my time at 17, am 41 now. I'm learning that the toughest prison lies within one's own mind. Life's a trip. Never give up. Never that. Thank goodness for music that touches a person deeply. RIP, Johnny. Thanks for your service.
We have lost most of our best, the best is not yet born, and yet the best of all time are the ones we had back in the 90s down to the 50s. We had songs that were porters to reach every listeners heart. Sometimes I wish I could turn back the years,
I can understand why jailbirds loved Johnny Cash. He sings about that outlaw lifestyle without condemning or glorifying. I'm an old jailbird and I love him.
I'll never forget sitting in a prison cell alone at 16, singing this song trying to keep myself from crying. Hard to believe I'm 22 now and that's all been over for 4 years.
Nice story, reminded me of myself. Just over 4 years in the worst prison in my country. Hope you're on the straight and and narrow, as I am and have been for over 15 years. Presídio Central de Porto Alegre, Brazil, 2002-2006 - my heart goes out to convicts all over the world!
@@anonops1980 I've seen documentaries about prisons in brazil. If they're anywhere near true, you're a bad mf for even surviving that. Also, I hope one day to make it to Brazil to train Jiu jitsu and mma in general. You can get it in the states, but it's like muai thai and Thailand, I feel like every BJJ guy needs to go to brazil at least once lol
@@angryhoneybadger4189 they’re as bad as it gets… but I’m never going back. One more year and I’ll get my rehabilitation sentence, meaning I’m a law abiding citizen just like anyone else. Yeah, capoeira is a popular sport around here, but I’ve always been more into boxing. Fits my body type better I guess. Do come around, Brazil is not as bad as people make it look.
I’ve been listening to Johnny cash ever since I was about 3, I’m 17 now and thanks to my wonderful grandparents I know almost every album ever made by Johnny cash.
Johnny Cash is the ONLY musician in history to be inducted into all 3...the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, The Country Music Hall of Fame & the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Let that sink in for a minute. Johnny truly was the voice of God. Everyone is gangster until Johnny walks in the door.
I hear the train a comin' It's rolling round the bend And I ain't seen the sunshine since I don't know when, I'm stuck in Folsom prison, and time keeps draggin' on But that train keeps a rollin' on down to San Antone When I was just a baby my mama told me "Son, always be a good boy, don't ever play with guns" But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die When I hear that whistle blowing, I hang my head and cry 🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶 I bet there's rich folks eating in a fancy dining car They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars Well I know I had it coming, I know I can't be free But those people keep a movin' And that's what tortures me 🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶 Well if they freed me from this prison If that railroad train was mine I bet I'd move it on a little farther down the line Far from Folsom prison, that's where I want to stay And I'd let that lonesome whistle blow my blues away
I was 12 years old, standing at the Concession Stand with my Dad at the Circle Theatre in downtown Indianapolis on 11/8/1973, when the doorman said… “Here he comes, Here he comes “ and in walked Johnny Cash. He reached out and touched my hand and said “Hi Hon”. It was a fabulous show, and a highlight of my life. My Dad got a pretty good kick out of that as well.
Wow, in all of human history? Even better than FDR saying "A date which will live in infamy...". Or "If you lend someone $20 and never see that person again, it was probably worth it." ... better than that? Or even "Thou shalt not kill." -God ... Wow...best line in human history... who'd have thought.
I was born a few months after Johnny cash died, this and ring of fire were the first songs I ever learned. When I was 4 I’d stand up on the table and recite lines from walk the line and sing his songs. My mother then chose to name my younger brother cash as he’s made such an impact on my family. Rest in peace to the legend 🙏
my dad had a black and white picture of Johnny Cash standing in a field on the wall when i was a kid. I remember asking my dad if Johnny was a ghost in that picture for some reason and my dad kinda sighed and said yeah while looking a little sad. Still have insane nostalgia for Johnny Cash because my dad would play it every weekend night when I was younger
It was so much better than the 2016 film's opening song, which was House Of The Rising Sun. That song didn't fit in the slightest. This song fits like a glove. Both are good songs, but only one fit their respective films.
I was raised with Johnny & others of his genre. As a teenager, I moved on to rock and roll. But I still keep coming back to my roots. Totally awesome music and lyrics that I can relate to.
He actually inspired me to play guitar. I can play his songs like Folsom prison Blues‚I walk the line and more. And I'm 14 started to listen to him at 13
This was the top selling album in 1968. Ahead of the Beatles, the Stones, and a whole bunch of famous rockers. When I played this song for my 6 year old daughter, she became a Johnny Cash fan instantly.
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace
I'm still listening, it's 2022. It'll never get old nor go out of style. Legends live on through their music. It means a great deal when one can feel the power of music. It's all true music. Whoever's still listening I am proud of y'all.
I can’t see this video without cranking up the volume and giving a listen. This is the best version of this song. The prisoner’s responses put the song over the top.
“Your audience are church goers, Christians, they don’t want to hear you sing to a bunch of murders and inmates” Johnny: “Well then they’re not Christians ”
I hear the train a comin' It's rollin' 'round the bend And I ain't seen the sunshine Since, I don't know when I'm stuck in Folsom Prison And time keeps draggin' on But that train keeps a-rollin' On down to San Antone When I was just a baby My Mama told me, "Son Always be a good boy Don't ever play with guns" But I shot a man in Reno Just to watch him die When I hear that whistle blowin' I hang my head and cry I bet there's rich folks eatin' In a fancy dining car They're probably drinkin' coffee And smokin' big cigars But I know I had it comin' I know I can't be free But those people keep a-movin' And that's what tortures me If they freed me from this prison If that railroad train was mine I bet I'd move out over a little Farther down the line Far from Folsom Prison That's where I want to stay And I'd let that lonesome whistle Blow my blues away. So Great!
@@thomsonsmith3327 good evening to you as well. Have you heard Johnny Cash sing, the Long Black Veil? Not the rendition of him singing it live too the men in prison, although that was good also. But the one he sings with a female in the background will give you chill bumps. The way she holds the words sounds like she is mourning. Gives me chills. I love it! From Texas to you
@@elizabethmerriman531 Good morning Elizabeth. Haha, Yes I have that song my playlist. He’s truly a legend. Am here in Florida, how’s the weather there?
Good morning! It's a little cool this morning,..67° but will get back up in the 90's later and stay that far the rest of the week. But it's better than when it was in the 100's! Looking forward to fall & winter. Enjoy your day.
My uncle passed away 2 days ago. I jus seen a video of him playing this and singing it on his guitar while drinkin wit his buddies... I'll never stop listening to this song now... Love u unc
Me and My Grandma both love Johnny Cash. She really gets a kick out of me singing his songs in my best Johnny Cash Voice. Last Summer she brought out her old Gramaphone and started playing “Johnny Cash Live At Folsom Prison” and “Johnny Cash and his hot and blue Guitar”. When my Grandma moves on, these songs will always remind me of our time listening to Johnny Cash Together.
There are hardly better songs than this. This is music that will live on forever. And I'm so glad my grandfather instilled this in me, rather than this stuff you hear rattling Windows as someone pulls up next to you at a traffic light.
Every time we left the base, SSG Johnson played this song every time, sometimes on loop. He was the most squared away soldier I’d ever met. Played this song to remember him by today.
![Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash • “Jackson” • 1968 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](/img/n.gif)
"Hello i'm Johnny Cash" I never heard of a more iconic line
Facts
Gives me chills every damn time
A couple of days ago I saw a guy with a black T-shirt with a large picture of John, which said in fancy letters "Johnny Cash / The Man in Black". My first thought would be "John would not approve."
He speaks the truth
"Let me introduce Led Zeppelin to you" is a close second imo
The guitar solo is so simple it’s absurd but still one of the most iconic ever
I'm baffled by that too lol
@@turdmanjones59 sounds like this ole house
I'm a good guitar player and I found this lick amazingly hard to do keep it simple stupid
Because it's never about *what* you play but *how* you play it.
Yes unique
Johnny was Rock & Roll, Country, Punk, Anti establishment, Patriotic, Gangsta, true Christian, all wrapped up in one person. Above all, Johnny was REAL in who he was. The world was a much better place when he was in it.
Colonoscopy check
Hell yeah!
Just that e.g. punk and christian does jot fit together at all. So i fact he wasn't the least bit punk
@@whynow3095 of his time
@@whynow3095 Well, Christianity, if it's viewed from a point of theolic liberation, can be kinda punk
"Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" was the most humble statement possible at that moment!
All he had to say was "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" and you knew you were at the right place! We miss you man... we miss you a lot.
Even if you were in Folsom Prison!!
Epic King🤘🖤👑
We need him, too.
He’ll be guarded by Marines singing in Heaven for the Army🇺🇸
He was a great man and get still is even though we lost him
My grandpa died tonight. Johnny was one of his favorites. He used to sing this song to me as we sat on his swing in the backyard as the train went by.
I’m sorry for your loss. 😢 Be grateful you had your grandfather as long as you did. All 4 of my grandparents died when I was a teenager, they definitely didn’t live long enough. 💔
Btw, imo, there’s nothing more soothing than the sound of a train whistle in the background, especially at night. 🚂 💓💥
So sorry for your loss. Keep the spirit of your Grandpa alive. Tell of him to whoever will listen. ❤
That's to bad and my condolences to you and yours may he rest in peace but what's Kool when he died you you sat googled this song and remember your gramps bet ya he was right next to ya still singing it to ya💔
I’m sorry he had Great taste in music
R.i.p
Hello I am Johnny Cash.....the rest is History. Legends never die
So true
If he buysflag he can burn hell let me know when you get it I'll burn one to
@@littlefrank758 he can burn hell?
@@morgancarey8402 9 iy tweet d way upppopp
Yes he legend top man 👍
if you are listening in 2024 you are a ROCKSTAR like to see how many people listen still.
Still listening!!!
I have been listening since 1986 since my Dad had 8 track player in his work truck. Also, later cassette tape player, onto cds.
listening to my holy man Jonny for all 16 years of my life
Cash understood needing to shoot
Brought up with this music. Appreciate it now though 😊
This song is the shit still in 2024. Never gets old. Jonny Cash was the man of all trades.
Johnny was the king legendary
real
its not shit its actually good
My Uncle Mike loved this song. He went to Folsum at 18 in the 1960s. He stole three cars in two states. RIP
@@jonaswall9524 “the shit” is a compliment. It’s saying that it’s notable. Difference between “shit” and “the shit”
"But I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die." One of the coldest lyrics ever written.
especially when said in the johnny cash voice
Pure punk
Maybe but people back then didn’t go out and do it.
Defund the police!
@@evasionbycartwheel12345 have you heard their hit song “every breath you take”
I took my time at 17, am 41 now. I'm learning that the toughest prison lies within one's own mind. Life's a trip. Never give up. Never that. Thank goodness for music that touches a person deeply. RIP, Johnny. Thanks for your service.
We have lost most of our best, the best is not yet born, and yet the best of all time are the ones we had back in the 90s down to the 50s. We had songs that were porters to reach every listeners heart. Sometimes I wish I could turn back the years,
Hello Twin, how are you doing?
Honestly what I needed to hear today. Thank you.
@@laken3889 Bit late but I thought I’d show just to express my surprise at seeing someone with the same name (Sort of)
He left that message far beyond Nashville (where he died)
Possibly the most recognizable country song ever !
nah, all my exes live in Texas takes that title...
@@Rafael-f4c6cI'm so lonesome I could cry
I can understand why jailbirds loved Johnny Cash. He sings about that outlaw lifestyle without condemning or glorifying. I'm an old jailbird and I love him.
Hey 👋
Good morning ❤❤❤
Me, too. 18 mo. in Tucson.
+1
Very very very nice song i love
This is my favorite song
The “Hello. I’m Johnny Cash.” Gives me chills every time for some reason. He is a legend
100
Same! Yes he is. 😎
Same!
Almost like hearing Glenn Campbell say, "Hi, I'm Glenn Campbell. "
I'm 74 and this song tells a story for all time. It was brilliant 😢
If you are listening to 2021, nice taste in music partner.
Now thats a fact
oh no, unfortunately I dont have a music partner yet:)
@@nishantkondekar2005 Oh, hope you find one!
@@nishantkondekar2005 Me 2
Thx
Still hits hard in 2023,
great music is timeless.
literally this song has been stuck in my head for like 10 years and I'm only 24 😂
Yes sir
You know it Greg O'Donnell! Love his music
Yessir
Time keeps draggin on
I'll never forget sitting in a prison cell alone at 16, singing this song trying to keep myself from crying. Hard to believe I'm 22 now and that's all been over for 4 years.
Nice story, reminded me of myself. Just over 4 years in the worst prison in my country. Hope you're on the straight and and narrow, as I am and have been for over 15 years. Presídio Central de Porto Alegre, Brazil, 2002-2006 - my heart goes out to convicts all over the world!
@@anonops1980 I've seen documentaries about prisons in brazil. If they're anywhere near true, you're a bad mf for even surviving that.
Also, I hope one day to make it to Brazil to train Jiu jitsu and mma in general. You can get it in the states, but it's like muai thai and Thailand, I feel like every BJJ guy needs to go to brazil at least once lol
@@angryhoneybadger4189 they’re as bad as it gets… but I’m never going back. One more year and I’ll get my rehabilitation sentence, meaning I’m a law abiding citizen just like anyone else.
Yeah, capoeira is a popular sport around here, but I’ve always been more into boxing. Fits my body type better I guess. Do come around, Brazil is not as bad as people make it look.
Prison at 16? You mean juvenile detention? Going to PRISON August 23rd 2021. Lost everything, and thinking about ending my life. Good day.
@@Mtree40 don’t do it, brother! You can do this! Just keep your head down, do your time, get out and live your life!
I’ve been listening to Johnny cash ever since I was about 3, I’m 17 now and thanks to my wonderful grandparents I know almost every album ever made by Johnny cash.
Johnny Cash is the ONLY musician in history to be inducted into all 3...the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, The Country Music Hall of Fame & the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Let that sink in for a minute. Johnny truly was the voice of God. Everyone is gangster until Johnny walks in the door.
Elvis
@@peestrem31 You’re correct. I forgot about Elvis. Still, Johnny is in good company.
Driving by Folsom Prison in Folsom, CA - had to listen to this song. RIP Johnny Cash.
Hello Rachel hope you like this song 🌹❤️❤️
But they never Player that Song at folson prison i wonder why???it was recorder at san Quentin state prison..instead.hahahahs
I hear the train a comin'
It's rolling round the bend
And I ain't seen the sunshine since
I don't know when,
I'm stuck in Folsom prison, and time keeps draggin' on
But that train keeps a rollin' on down to San Antone
When I was just a baby my mama told me
"Son, always be a good boy, don't ever play with guns"
But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die
When I hear that whistle blowing, I hang my head and cry
🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶
I bet there's rich folks eating in a fancy dining car
They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars
Well I know I had it coming, I know I can't be free
But those people keep a movin'
And that's what tortures me
🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶
Well if they freed me from this prison
If that railroad train was mine
I bet I'd move it on a little farther down the line
Far from Folsom prison, that's where I want to stay
And I'd let that lonesome whistle blow my blues away
I love you I was in the comments looking for this
Thanks for this
Cheers mate!
I have heard this song many of times yet the the Surreal McCoys brought me back with their version of Whole lot of Folsom.
I was 12 years old, standing at the Concession Stand with my Dad at the Circle Theatre in downtown Indianapolis on 11/8/1973, when the doorman said… “Here he comes, Here he comes “ and in walked Johnny Cash. He reached out and touched my hand and said “Hi Hon”. It was a fabulous show, and a highlight of my life. My Dad got a pretty good kick out of that as well.
No matter how drunk I get, I always remember these simple yet powerful lyrics.
Quit wile your still young, wish I would have listen when I was you and my liver was not shot.
@@RewskOnTV nothing wrong with getting drunk young, most people know moderation
@@krankednrg2941 that’s what most of us said at the beginning of our drinking
Yup!
I reckon I'll quit one day.
Cash will always be one of the true greats of music. He communicated honesty in a way that very few ever have. Thank god people like this exist.
Hey dear
Good morning ❤❤❤
He's one of a kind and took it as a calling. His late period is every bit as good if not better.
he will
a man
Johnny became a devout Christian. Glory to God.
fuck yes
If he saw this comment he would have converted to Islam
Seen Johnny at a concert live in Christchurch, New Zealand in the early 90s ...
Johnny Cash: "I shot a man just to watch him die"
Audience: **Cheering Intensifies**
I was about to say the same thing
🤣🤣👍🏻
Stonks
😂😂😂😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
In Reno
"Hello, I'm Johnny Cash"
best line in human history
Wow, in all of human history? Even better than FDR saying "A date which will live in infamy...". Or "If you lend someone $20 and never see that person again, it was probably worth it." ... better than that? Or even "Thou shalt not kill." -God ...
Wow...best line in human history... who'd have thought.
@@Neorott you heard God say that personally ? 😂
@@TEamGaMeP1aY I read it in a book. Have you ever read a book?
@@Neorott I didn’t know God wrote a book. Doesn’t that go against God’s whole not proving God exists thing?
@@Neorott you quoted God directly as if he said it himself, meanwhile the bible is a MAN MADE book 😂🤦🏼♂️
Johnny Cash is timeless! My grandfather was a huge fan of his and I have listened to him since I was a small child in the 60's!
Thank you because I,ve been listening to Johnny Cash since I was about between 11and 13years old and now I,m 67
Same here! My pops turned me on to this song (and "Ring of Fire") when I was 7 years old in 1965!
If you are listening in 2024, nice taste my neighbor.
Aman
Probably one lf the best songs i know
@tomfoolery_gaming say it
You are doing great!💖
@Putin-vl thanks putin 🇷🇺
One of the greatest songs to ever come from the man in black let alone one of the best songs ever? I think so
Infuckindeed
You are correct
My favorite song from him is Jackson.
Pity he didn't write it. Kind of makes your comment a bit sad, though. And yes, he stole it, got sued, and lost all royalties.
@@tgbedini that’s partially right, still an unreal song
Truly one of the best artists to step foot on this planet
the phrase once in a lifetime doesn't even describe it, this is multiple lifetime's at this point
truly one of the best artists to step nose on this planet
I am black but I still sing that song 👍
Good song
Good song
The man in black,his music will always be on my playlist RIP,Johnny!!
Amen 🙏❤️😎 RIP JOHNNY CASH
I was born a few months after Johnny cash died, this and ring of fire were the first songs I ever learned. When I was 4 I’d stand up on the table and recite lines from walk the line and sing his songs. My mother then chose to name my younger brother cash as he’s made such an impact on my family. Rest in peace to the legend 🙏
Sounds like this ole house shaky
my dad had a black and white picture of Johnny Cash standing in a field on the wall when i was a kid. I remember asking my dad if Johnny was a ghost in that picture for some reason and my dad kinda sighed and said yeah while looking a little sad. Still have insane nostalgia for Johnny Cash because my dad would play it every weekend night when I was younger
Your brothers name is “cash”?
I was born even more recently, and when I was 4 ring of fire was my favorite song
Blows my mind that it’s been long enough since he died that you guys are old enough to be commenting on here! Time flies.
*what a great way to introduce a movie, James Gunn*
Peacemaker. What a joke
It was so much better than the 2016 film's opening song, which was House Of The Rising Sun. That song didn't fit in the slightest. This song fits like a glove. Both are good songs, but only one fit their respective films.
Another James Gunn masterpiece
With the dc intro part two that was badass
Agree
The second I heard “Hello, I’m Johnny Cash” in TSS I knew I was gonna have a great time.
same here
Gave me chills without even seeing a single frame of the movie
Same here
I immediately knew i was in good hands
You are doing great!💖
Johnnys a legend ❤
Unforgettable Johnny Cash, rest in peace ,it's May 2023 and I'm listening to this song....great music is timeless. Still hits hard.Thank you my heart.
Gang
65 and steal love jhony 2023 in tijuana mexico love it
@@JoseManuel-cj8uk Hello.Big respect to everyone who still listens to Johnny Cash from Chicago, Illinois.
@Nelson Douglas Hello. Great music is timeless...great song, great voices...Greetings from Chicago, IL.
Sep 2023
This song is timeless.
If a man can still sing and smile, then you haven't broken that man's spirit
@@WhoaBo????
@@WhoaBoGet off the internet troll
@@WhoaBo yawn
This is a revolutionary song. Which is why it is so American. The past present and future.
When your movie opens with Johnny Cash introducing himself to a crowd cheering for him, you know you’re in for a good time.
I was raised with Johnny & others of his genre. As a teenager, I moved on to rock and roll. But I still keep coming back to my roots. Totally awesome music and lyrics that I can relate to.
i’ve done that same expanding my taste but i’ll always come back to johnny and George
@@johannac9564 I hear you, bird's of a feather perhaps?
Coming back to you mean coming up to
Johnny is Rock and Roll
@@NormAppletonJohnny is famous for being a country artist
He actually inspired me to play guitar. I can play his songs like Folsom prison Blues‚I walk the line and more. And I'm 14 started to listen to him at 13
Not The only one bud almost same age 16 here 🖤
Good we have a young gen still appreciating these diamonds
keep at it and you might beat a legend
I’m 20 over here
Same
Folsom Prison Blues still gives me chills every single time. Who else feels this? 🎸
the man in black will stand the test of time forever more 🖤🖤🖤
This was the top selling album in 1968. Ahead of the Beatles, the Stones, and a whole bunch of famous rockers. When I played this song for my 6 year old daughter, she became a Johnny Cash fan instantly.
Yes.Johnny had it.
No Autune. No computers. No social media. REAL MUSIC.
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace
🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm still listening, it's 2022. It'll never get old nor go out of style. Legends live on through their music. It means a great deal when one can feel the power of music. It's all true music. Whoever's still listening I am proud of y'all.
peach it brother
Black is classic; never goes outta style. ❤️
Don't think she's a brother. Maybe, tho
@@themonkeyboiz4343 probably a peach 🤣
@@kevinarndt7465 I don't believe i'm a man lmbo. Not the last time I checked.
I will never get over this song, I’m a 27 year old Latina blasting this song in my car 🤩 thankful for my dad for putting me on good music growing up
I feel it ✊🏼
Im 17 year old hispanic
But was johnny cash ever racist?
@@skxlter5747 no
@ alexis . I actually have a picture of my grandfather and Johnny Cash together
Its 2081 and im still listening to this timeless masterpiece
Bros a time traveler
@@ryangivens931 he just like me fr
How’s the future, pretty good:)
I need those lotto numbers please and thanks
Not a good year to traffel go back to the year of Johnny and listing live to his music
Greatest country singer of all times
Definitely the best song ever made. Ability to tell a story while singing is amazing
He adapted this song. His lyrics, original song was "Crystal City Blues."
Sang this song in front of my school in first grade. Still the most legendary thing I’ve ever done! Johnny Cash will always be the best!
I can’t see this video without cranking up the volume and giving a listen. This is the best version of this song. The prisoner’s responses put the song over the top.
Hello Bev 👋👋
How are you doing and how's the weather condition over there. ?
I do the same buts it’s 5:50
One of my favorite songs to cover. Always gets a great reaction.
“Your audience are church goers, Christians, they don’t want to hear you sing to a bunch of murders and inmates”
Johnny: “Well then they’re not Christians ”
@BeCareful The world would still be the same as it is now.
@@tarosvan2253 Yeah, we would just create other things to kill each other for.
Johnny: "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash"
No his main audience was certainly not strict Christians 🤣😂
@@ramiroushdi484 wars and killings have always been for power or resource. Religion was just a way to unify and in many cases control people.
Some of us grew up listening to Johnny Cash. The cool ones still do.
I guess that makes me a cool 51 year old :)
@@freedo333 you sir are a National treasure
I am growing up listening to Johnny cash dose that count
Me too
I guess that makes me cool and I’m 16.
2024 and still here
Hello how are you
Yes sir
He is an example of standing in your power.
Grew up listening to Johnny Cash because of my dad always playing his cd's in the car when I was a kid. I'm 21 now and still love Cash. RIP legend.
Hello Dutch.
Johnny Cash the greatest country singer of all time
I hear the train a comin'
It's rollin' 'round the bend
And I ain't seen the sunshine
Since, I don't know when
I'm stuck in Folsom Prison
And time keeps draggin' on
But that train keeps a-rollin'
On down to San Antone
When I was just a baby
My Mama told me, "Son
Always be a good boy
Don't ever play with guns"
But I shot a man in Reno
Just to watch him die
When I hear that whistle blowin'
I hang my head and cry
I bet there's rich folks eatin'
In a fancy dining car
They're probably drinkin' coffee
And smokin' big cigars
But I know I had it comin'
I know I can't be free
But those people keep a-movin'
And that's what tortures me
If they freed me from this prison
If that railroad train was mine
I bet I'd move out over a little
Farther down the line
Far from Folsom Prison
That's where I want to stay
And I'd let that lonesome whistle
Blow my blues away.
So Great!
Does Charles Street Jail in Boston count?
It’s in the desc my guy you were not needed
@@misfitzz2788 You were not needed.
Danke dir!
@@Thaddeus2007 ok but I still commented
Lord have mercy. This man just touched my heart that I had to pull off the road.
Thanks, James Guns. Rest in peace Johnny Cash.
Yeah. The man wasn't just a performer, or artist, he was a phenomenon, a star, a man of the people, the voice
I love how he says, I'm Johnny Cash! Wow! He was a true artist.
Hello Elizabeth, Good evening. The song is amazing and heart touching for real. Love it ❤️
@@thomsonsmith3327 good evening to you as well. Have you heard Johnny Cash sing, the Long Black Veil? Not the rendition of him singing it live too the men in prison, although that was good also. But the one he sings with a female in the background will give you chill bumps. The way she holds the words sounds like she is mourning. Gives me chills. I love it! From Texas to you
@@elizabethmerriman531 Good morning Elizabeth. Haha, Yes I have that song my playlist. He’s truly a legend. Am here in Florida, how’s the weather there?
Good morning! It's a little cool this morning,..67° but will get back up in the 90's later and stay that far the rest of the week. But it's better than when it was in the 100's! Looking forward to fall & winter. Enjoy your day.
@@elizabethmerriman531 Okay cool. It’s hot here as usual, but chilling currently. It rained yesterday and also this morning.
Dad this is for you. Hope you are listening ❤❤❤❤❤
Perfect example of how simplicity is the way to go at times.This is real true musicianship without gimmicks!!!!
Parents: "Country music isn't violent"
Country music: "I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die"
who cares what parents think I love Johnny cash
this is more blues then country doe
@@oliverpuppetproductions8753thank you
They made his childhood house a historical place in Arkansas. Very proud!
He, Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings all grew up HARD. Read their respective biographies/autobiographies to learn how hard.
They made a little exhibit in the folsom prison museum as well.
Johnny Cash one musician in a century!
Just got this on vinyl for Christmas
Grandad this one's for you ❤️ one of your favourite song artists!! R.i.p 😇😇
R.I.P❤
My grandpa's too. Born and raised in Wisconsin
2024 and forever😊
You’re amazing!❤️
My uncle passed away 2 days ago. I jus seen a video of him playing this and singing it on his guitar while drinkin wit his buddies... I'll never stop listening to this song now... Love u unc
Me and My Grandma both love Johnny Cash. She really gets a kick out of me singing his songs in my best Johnny Cash Voice. Last Summer she brought out her old Gramaphone and started playing “Johnny Cash Live At Folsom Prison” and “Johnny Cash and his hot and blue Guitar”. When my Grandma moves on, these songs will always remind me of our time listening to Johnny Cash Together.
My grandpa always used to listen to Cash, always fond memories. I come back to these songs constantly. Love you grampa
😂 same here 🍻
If you're listening to this in 2023, you're a legend.
Hello dear, I Guess you're a good country MUSIC lover?
The guitar solo is so well done, especially with how the drummer matches it
I believe in peace, I don't care how many times I gotta hit that replay button to get it
And I thought you where the crazy one
How about an island covered in dicks?
@@declanmcpherson1558 I am
There are hardly better songs than this. This is music that will live on forever. And I'm so glad my grandfather instilled this in me, rather than this stuff you hear rattling Windows as someone pulls up next to you at a traffic light.
When I hear, Hello, I’m Johnny Cash I get chills because I know I’m about o hear greatness
Every time we left the base, SSG Johnson played this song every time, sometimes on loop. He was the most squared away soldier I’d ever met. Played this song to remember him by today.
i love that at 2:19
thank you James Gunn for introducing me to this awesome playlist
Johnny cash music is the cool uncle you see once or twice a year and always has some cool shit in mind
THE G.O.A.T!
Hear this song on the radio this morning, been stuck in my head all damn day
Thank you James Gunn, my favorite opening of movies ever
Classic from a true great .
A man maybe at times misunderstood but his music will live with us and in folklore for eternity, r.i.p Johnny cash.
The best Country-Singer!
James Gunn movie soundtracks only consist of top tier songs👌🏼 phenomenal director
Back in the 70’s this is the one song that turned me onto Johnny Cash.
Outstanding.
He's the best,70's memories are special.😅
Johnny cash is always legendary