First Time Reaction To Johnny Cash - I Walk The Line
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- In this video Tasha and I react to Johnny Cash - I walk the line.
This was the first time that we've ever taken the time to listen to Johnny Cash's music and I can say that we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We look forward to listening to more music by him, so if you have any request, leave them down below in the comment section.
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Folsom Prisom Blues and Ring of Fire are a couple of good ones. This was a good reaction to see. I was actually shocked y'all haven't ran across him yet.
You should do I hung my head its deep but you will love it.
Man comes around
The whole live from Folsom Prison album is a really good intro. Hurt is great, but it is a cover of a Korn song. And yes, he wrote this song to his first wife, I believe his first, it was his way of saying he would be true to her while he was on the road away from her. And yes, essentially he is "walking the line" by having to resist the many temptations of being one of the biggest music stars at this time and being on the road by himself.
You have to do Hurt!
You can't go wrong with The Man In Black. You just can't. He's a legend!
Hey I'm a metal head, Johnny cash rocks love him. He's in Rock hall of fame country hall of fame and gospel hall of fame.
he in the song writer hall of fame also.
He wrote this song for his first wife, Vivian, who was worried about him being out on the road without her, to reassure her that he would stay faithful to her. Unfortunately, things didn't quite turn out as planned.
He was very faithful to his second wife June Carter. And he was very faithful to her.
Actually it's worse than that. He had been caught cheating, when he wrote it. This was his promise it would never happen again. Hence in Hurt "stay away from me. I will hurt you."
@@lenellamaxwell6934 Should have been faithful to Viv no excuse
@@selenagonzolas6302 Yeah there is. He didnt lover her anymore. Hoes mad.
@@32202masterj he didn’t write hurt. nine inch nails did
Thank you for giving respect to the legend John R. Cash. God bless.
The Biopic "Walk The Line" is a must watch!
"I Walk The Line" was one of his signature songs! The humming between the verses was a unique touch! Yes, his voice was immediately recognizable! Y'all's reaction was on point!
Want to hear a song that brings tears to your eyes? Johnny Cash. Hurt. I don’t even like country, but this song? Deep. 🤘🏻😢
Yeah man, I was gonna say the exact thing. I'm not a big country fan at all, but Johnny had some great somgs. BUT, the song "HURT" is a must. It'll definitely bring the tears.
Make sure you got the lyrics. And if you didn't know, it's a cover originally by Nine Inch Nails!!!
Keep Rockin'!🤘😎
"walk the line" means to avoid temptation, and behave yourself.
it's a song about not cheating, even when another woman is available, because what you have at home is more important than the temporary thrill of an affair.
Yes, if you walk the line you are faithful, to some and being told what to do by the other.
On June 14, 1977, the Man in Black strode into the House Chamber as if it were the Grand Ole Opry. But music legend Johnny Cash wasn't about to belt out tunes for any ordinary concert. Rather, Cash delivered a moving poem to celebrate the bicentennial of the U.S. flag.
Cash, accompanied by wife, June Carter Cash, and their young son, took his place in front of the Speaker of House Tip O’Neill of Massachusetts, who was already seated at the rostrum. Nearby, the U.S. Army band stood waiting to perform and the All-City Chorus, a group of Boston public school students, shuffled nervously. The House had recessed but scores of Members and guests filled the seats.
Flag Day celebrations were for decades a treasured tradition in the House, which stood in recess during the commemoration, so that non-Members like singer Johnny Cash could appear in the chamber.
Representative Robin Beard of Tennessee nudged the festivities along by introducing Cash. “His deep feelings about his country and its history as symbolized by our flag, have been immortalized in his sensitive poem, ‘This Ragged Old Flag,’” Beard noted.
The humming that you hear before each separate part of the song is Johnny Cash getting into the correct key for the key changes throughout in the song.
These are some of my favorites:
Folsom Prison Blues
Man in Black
Hurt
One Piece At A Time
Ring of Fire
One piece at a time is so underrated
Hala Madrid man... 😎
Beautiful reaction , lovely couple
Walking the line for her
"Sunday morning coming down" written by Kris Kristofferson. My favorite Cash song.
Yes , that's the Best ! ! !
Mine also😁
Love you guys. You guys are our daily treat so we can escape this crazy world just for a few moments
Walking that straight and narrow for love!
This was the first record that my mum bought. My grandad told her that buying records was an expensive hobby. That was on the Friday night, by the Monday, my grandad had bought her another one, just so she would play something else!
The Big Battle, Johnny Yuma: the rebel, Tennessee Flat Top Box, Ring of Fire, One Piece at a Time, Ghost Riders in the sky, and the sequel to the Devil went down to Georgia, all great songs.
Hi TNT, Cool you explored Johnny Cash. Older greats, Ring of fire, A boy named Sue, The ballad of Ira Hayes. ( look up Ira Hayes this song is of a real person) Orange blossom special,
Newer but not sure when, God's gonna cut you down. His last song is an excellent cover, "Hurt". He had a rough life at times and at times it was his doing. The man had a good heart and has left an incredible legacy. Thanks, enjoyed this and your triple shot of Rush.
I gotta agree with your suggestions
Don't forget "One Piece at a Time" and "Folsom Prison Blues"🎧 💓 🎶
Johnny Cash was also a full blooded Native American!!!!
Listening to Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two/Three is like putting your ear against an old grandfather clock. You can hear every bass note, guitar snare and strum and voice inflection as you hear each movement in the clock.
Precious song love you guys
Wonderful reaction...walking the line means being 100% true 100% of the time no matter what
Tom me, walking the line means walking the straight a narrow. Focusing straight ahead at the one you love and not glancing to the sides at temptations. Being on your best behavior even when your love isn't around. Good reaction.
The Man In Black. He was one of my favorite C&W Band
Walking the line ... being tempted yet staying true!. Great reaction keep on keeping on!
Gotta do some Folsom Prison Blues!
Johnny Cash was a legend. He was married to June Carter Cash from the legendary Carter family with a rich country/blue grass and gospel history. So many layers and ties to other artists. I’m not really a country fan but I love Johnny Cash!
He's got a guitar lick all his own. It's in nearly every song and when you hear it you know it's Johnny.
Walking the line is everything y'all said & more. Its working, its knocking someone out, its being a good and trustworthy mate. It is all encompassing of the way a man should carry himself and treat his woman. The straight & narrow.
Wholesome as hell
My favorite song all time right there. Johnny Cash, legend of all legends
cash got that rhythmic snare drum-like sound to his guitar strumming by putting a playing card in between the strings and the neck of the guitar, so that it would vibrate slightly to make that noise; just like kids using a clothes pin to clip a playing card to their bicycle spokes to make that same sound, but at a higher speed/frequency on a bike, of course.
This is so wholesome
It means simply being dedicated to their woman, and monogamous. Tasha has the most beautiful manner and smile. I know you are dedicated, and I envy you sir! You guys are great.
Walking the line was an old western term for walking along the railroad tracks and inspecting them for any sign of damage, later done by handcart. It became a reference for walking "in a straight line," minding your business, examining your behavior, and not doing anything you shouldn't. Other railroad slang - mainline, sideline, to get sidetracked, to make the grade, double-header, and to railroad (somebody.)
Walk the line .... brilliant
I like old school country music but i struggle with the new style.
I'm glad to see people actually reacting to the great hits that made him famous. Most just react to "Hurt" and "God's Gonna Cut You Down." Which is pretty much two of the last main tracks of his life. Even though they're great songs, I don't think that those songs alone can give an idea of what his main body of work was like.
This song is simple and to the point, lyrically yet a little more complicated musically, each verse changes keys. Graet video
One of Johnny's best songs was called Sunday Morning Coming Down. It was written by Kris Kristofferson for Johnny Cash. It is about someone partying a little too much on Saturday Night and then Waking up Sunday Morning not doing so good. It is a great song and was another controversial song at the time because it had a line that said "I wish that I was Stoned." Back in the early 70's you did not sing that in Country, Folk or Gospel music that Johnny had fans in. He was a rebel in his days and didn't follow any rules like being the first performer to do a taped concert in a prison for the inmates. This happened at Folsom Prison and it is in a documentary format and a great behind the scenes and songs in the concert for the prisoners. You have to check it out it is worth the time! I love you guys and how you look at songs and videos.
BTW, the term "toe the line" comes from British Parliament, where you have two sides of the chamber that oppose each other. There is a line on the floor to keep them at a respectful distance, and back in the day, to keep swords out of reach of the other side when things get heated. The head of parliament will tell people to "toe the line" if they get too heated. Walk The Line is sort of an extension of that. Also, Johnny Cash was into drugs and etc, tempted by all the women and etc that came with his fame, but he really loved June Carter Cash, and this song is more like vows to her, so that he would quit drugs, and be faithful to her, even though he was tempted a lot. He died a couple months after she did, and his last song was "Hurt", at least that was the last song made into a music video. But his love for June was epic and legendary. That is why they made the movie "Walk The Line" about his life and June's. She came from the founding family of country music, the Carter Family. So a lot of epic and legendary stuff there.
Thank you for this.
The song was written during his marriage to his first wife, Vivian. In fact, Vivian claimed to have written it, though there's no way to know if there is any truth to that.
Johnny created a lot of myths about himself, and so did June. Their love for each other was strong, but it wasn't an easy marriage. They were both addicted to drugs. Johnny could be the sweetest guy in the world and then suddenly turn mean. Terrific singer, though; one of my favorites of that genre.
@@sjw5797 Johnny Cash, years later, wrote and recorded a song about that, called, "The Beast In Me" He performed it a lot in his concerts in the 1990s.
"The steak knows" Love it!!
Definitely watch the live recording at Folsom Prison. Amazing!
George Jones, He stopped loving her today. Try to hold the tears back..... I listened to this song for years just recently get it. I'm 58 yrs old. Loved your take on Led Zeplin
Johnny (the man in black) was considered a folk singer, at times, too. Him and Bob Dillon remained great friends until Johnny died.
No one will ever sound like Johnny - he was unique. Check out the youtube of the concert he did for the inmates at Folsom Prison (and his song Folsom Prison Blues). He had some run-ins with the law himself and though a huge star, he played a concert for the prisoners at Folsom- society's forgotten ones.
Johnny Cash one of a kind no doubt about it.
Walk the Line is keeping to the straight and narrow...no straying, toeing the mark, staying within the boundaries, keeping your a** in check
The song Hurt is a good one to listen to, it's very deep when you know the backstory behind it. It was originally written and performed by Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, but even Trent has conceded publically that Johnny's cover has ensured Trent no longer owns the song. Johnny took it and made it a whole new beast of a song. Then the video clip is the last time Johnny and his wife June were in a video together.
This was the first record I bought. 1956. The flip side of this .45 was "Get Rythm" Walk the Line to me means be true and try to please her. Avoid temptations that will come your way.
"if you were lying out there in a ditch breathing your last breath , what song would you sing that summed up your time on this earth?" - Walk the Line
Nice
Cash means business!
Walk the line, means he won't stray. That he will walk the strait and narrow.
I like how he modulates his voice. He’s a tenor then a baritone.
He said he would walk the line, meaning he would stay true to his love. "I find it very very easy to be true, I find myself alone when each day's through.." He's telling her not to worry about him straying because he will behave himself. Some people are incorrectly saying that Johnny wrote "I Walk the Line" for June Carter' however, he "I Walk The Line" in 1956 and he didn't marry June Carter until 1968 so this song was written to his first wife, Vivian.
Johnny Cash's Live at Folsom Prison album is a masterpiece. You'll be very pleased with that listen.
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Walking the line....doing things right. He is in the road as a singer and he keeps a straight line, not doing anything to lose his woman.
He really did good on the deep voice!
No fighting, just love
I've always enjoyed "The Long Black Veil" a legendary country song and an atypical love song also "Cocaine Blues" both recorded by Johnny Cash on the Folsom Prison Blues album.
Y'alls interaction on "I Walk the Line" I'm sure would have brought a smile to June and Johnny's faces! It did mine.
"When the man comes around" or "A boy named sue" would be good JC picks. Also "Hurt"
You guys make a cute and loving couple.
I imagined decades of couples reacting to this song the same way you did and it brought a tear to my eye.
I think he wrote this song as a promise to June, his wife, that he would always be faithful, no matter what temptations he encountered, while he was on the road performing. The movie, Walk the Line, does a nice job of illuminating some of his songs. Btw, Johnny and June did duets. One of their best is a song called, Jackson. It'll make you wanna cut-a-rug.
@@timcarr6401 Vivian was Johnny Cash's first wife. Some people thought that she was black, but she was not; she was Italian.
@@LaptopLarry330 Rosanne his daughter looked up her ancestry, and found out that she had black ancestors.
Yes, he wrote this song for June, after his divorce from Vivian his 1st wife and, June co-wrote " Ring Of Fire " and gave it to Johnny to record. This was before they got married, he kept asking her but, she kept saying NO! He's got a movie out called, " WALK THE LINE " about his life and, June's. You need to watch it, it tells you everything you want to know about their lives before and, after they got married!
@@naomiwarner7117 If the movie said this, they had it wrong. They may have deliberately misrepresented it to make the love story between Johnny and June seem even greater. I certainly believe that June Carter was the love of his life; however, this song was NOT written for June. Johnny wrote "I Walk the Line" in 1956 and he didn't marry June Carter until 1968 so this song was written to his first wife, Vivian.
He has some gospel yall should react too. Amazing grace, I'll fly away, circle wont be broken and quite a few more.
The reason he wrote this song played out in the movie...after listening to Johnny's songs watch the movie "Walk the Line" again and all will make sense...enjoy! Walk the line means I will keep myself on the straight and narrow path to you...I won't stray away from you...commitment.
He is known as the man in black!
You two were cute watching this and bopping along.
Great choice- just the tip of the Iceberg😊 .All of his songs are great. Sometimes he’s country all the way- but often he’s considered Rock-a-billy.
Listen to Flesh and Bone, Battle of Ira Hayes, Ring of Fire, One Piece at a Time, Cocaine Blues, Sunday Morning Coming Down- just to mention a few.
Johnny's version of Hurt is incredible, but it's not representative of his body of work. He was an old school country singer, so the lyrics are sometimes clumsy or old-fashioned to our modern ears if you didn't grow up on him, but very sincere. He had a rough and tumble life, but a very good heart and good values. The one and only Man in Black.
First Johnny Cash song I ever heard, way back when it came out. Not the world’s biggest Johnny Cash fine, but he definitely deserved the accolades and respect he received. Ring Of Fire and Jackson are my two favorite songs of his.
Your reaction was awesome, it was very nice to see how you love and respect each other :)
Walk the Line was a 2005 biopic about the life of Johnny Cash. It stars Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon.
This is what a love song sounds like when it's written & performed by a real man. A man who grew up hard & made it ok for those types of men to show emotion. U both need to react to Man in black, great way to get to know...The Man in Black.
For the FIRST TIME ever i noticed the tempo of the rhythm speeded up with each refrain. Interesting . . . it follows along with the pressure imposed upon him during his rise to fame. . . . it's no wonder he ended up in a flame of fire under all that pressure. . . . and then . . . enters in the next big song . . .
He also changes the key with ever verse. I think it makes the song a long more interesting
Love j cash
Johnny had his own TV show.
Walking the line is keeping it strait
I hope you guys react to more Johnny Cash. The man is a legend.
I was tearing up just watching you two in love. You guys rock!!!
Walking the line in this song means I won't cheat I will stay faithful
His movie is called Walk the line...a great movie you see some of his life and songs
I really enjoy seeing the love between TNT!
Walk the line is means staying on the straight and narrow. Before June Carter came around he slept around, did drugs and he cleaned up because of June his wife.
You two are adorable!
Alternate lyrics..."I hold my pants up with a piece of twine...because you're mine, please pull my twine"
I walk the line means being a good person and just doing what you should.
"Walk the line" comes from prison culture that Johnny was very familiar with. Inmates had to walk on a line painted on the floor, if they deviated from the line, they were punished.
Just found you guys, and I'm really excited about it! You are SO cute together! Just subscribed. As to what it means to "walk the line..." years ago, it was used in more of a negative connotation. The "line" being the marker between right and wrong. So on YOUR side of the line, everything is good; but if you step OVER that line, then you've stepped into something you SHOULDN'T have. So in the case of this song, he's saying he knows he's tied to her (and obviously, it's a good thing), but he wants her to know that while he "walks the line," he won't cross over that line, into a situation with another woman. Staying on HIS side of the line means he's being faithful to her, but if he crosses OVER that line, he's cheated. (Or at the very least, flirting with the idea of cheating.) Funny how difficult it is to explain a concept that you've always known, but when you try to put it into words, it gets a bit garbled. LOL Sorry 'bout that. Anyway...you guys are great, and I love how you were both respectful to the music, even though it might not be your personal taste. Having said that, though...you definitely should listen to Johnny Cash's "A Boy Named Sue." Super, SUPER funny! God bless you.
that snare drum sound was actually Johnny Cash interlacing a dollar bill in the strings of his guitar and strumming. cool stuff!
Walk the Line = Do The Right Thing
The rhythm is like a train, a locomotive... representing him being on tour. And while he's on the road, he's staying on the path, on the straight and narrow, won't stray or drink or do drugs, because of his love for his wife, June.
Walking the line means being faithful. I would like to see you listen to some Johnny Horton - like "Sink the Bismark." You are great.
Actually I Walk The Line was basically Johnny telling that he would be a nice guy for her and no longer fool around or get himself into danger situations, cause you know, Cash used to be a very intense person, with all sorts of problems with alcohol and pills and stuff, and June, her wife, was a very nice and put together girl. So yeah, It was a way of telling I love you and I'll behave.
It's a nice story, but this song was actually written when he was married to his first wife, Vivian. Johnny and June both continued to use drugs well into their marriage. It wasn't all neat and tidy as presented in the movie.
I believe June wrote the song
I made a boo boo.. she wrote ring of fire... Sorry
@@sjw5797 umm excuse me but June never used drugs, Johnny did.
@@starcrossedllovers5791 They both did.
I think Tasha is right about walking the line.
Even if a person doesn't care for Country Music, EVERYONE likes Johnny Cash! He is a genuine legend and one of the most prolific AMERICAN POETS to ever write the lines as well as walk them!
He enjoyed playing concerts for prisoners such as San Quentin. There is a Live Album of this concert, and a film.
Try ''RING OF FIRE" or "A Boy Named Sue".
Johnny Cash was a guest on THE SIMPSONS, appearing as a Wolf when Homer ingested Peyote Buttons (Mescaline) and began to hallucinate like Jim Morrison tripping in the desert.
That is too cool. Thank you for this.
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You are most welcome!
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It has been good fun watching a bunch of your videos tonight, love the energy an d love you guys bring. Subscribed.
First off, I watch a LOT of reaction videos and just stumbled across you channel tonight. I've watched 4-5 of your reactions and you have a new subscriber and damn sure rang the bell!
Oh and...
His "radio voice" is a winner!
Sue me if it brought back old memories of Venus Flytrap on WKRP.
(Yeah, I'm old lol) ☺☻
temptation is all around and you keep your mind focused on your love for your woman and the love you have built together. walk the line and don't try to be a trifling man and act like you were single.
Men will sometimes say things like, I’m a man and (ain’t) no woman gonna change my ways. Walking the line is when you change your behavior or make adjustments for your woman. Check out Johnny Cash's rendition of Sixteen Tons
Waylon Jennings (one of Johnny’s close friends) did a very different version of I Walk The Line. It’s worth checking out.
He sang it at Folsom Prison, they walk a line in prison. You will find that out in Ken Burns documentary.
Johnny Cash wrote the song for his first wife pledging fidelity. Walk the line means playing it straight and narrow.