Wow. This is a treasure. I’m so happy you have this interview and to hear Marshall’s account of meeting Johnny. He said as soon as he saw Johnny he felt chills. There is magic in this world. There is more than what we see. Things are meant to be sometimes. This is a first hand account of that spark, that magic that happens before something big happens. Thanks Joe Chambers for this. I wish I could do more to support The Musicians Hall Of Fame.
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I'm 21 years old Luther Perkins has been my number 1 guitar influence and guitar hero since I was 5 and was first beginning to play guitar Luther is still my number 1 guitar influence THIS IS MY OPINION I think Luther is the best guitar player that came out of the 50s/60s I'll take Luther's playing over Eddie Van Halen any day
Southwrlride2003, thank you for sharing your comments & supporting the channel. You have great taste, keep up the hard work with your playing! You would love the museum, especially the Luther Perkins exhibit, hope you can visit sometimes! All the best, Britt
Hi Larry..... okay.... glad you’re enjoying them.... I’ve got a couple more clips with Marshall in Memphis... I think you’ll like them too along with other players coming out soon... thank you very much for watching our channel... Best..... Joe
Thanks for another amazing interview Joe. Every legend had a small beginning. That funny feeling Marshall had was the Holy Spirit letting him know a divine appointment was happening! Joe, I wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday tomorrow and a happy, healthy year ahead. Thanks for all you do to share these great events. I wish you, your family, and all your entertainment endeavors the best. God bless & keep you always...
Hi Kathy.... that’s really one of the kindest things anyone had said to me for sharing these interviews and a wonderful way of putting in words what Marshall was experiencing. Thank you and thanks also for wishing me a happy birthday.... not sure how you knew but I really appreciate it. Best to you and your family too.... Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum The stories you share are unique accounts of the most incredible music makers in history and without you and your efforts we would never know about them. We are all very blessed to be able to share their memories that in time would be lost, if not for you! So thanks again Joe for everything. I especially appreciate Marshall telling about his experience when he met Johnny. Even after all those years, he was still deeply affected by what happened. I got chills hearing him talk about it. I loved that. Marshall is a spiritual man and that's good to know! I hope you had a great birthday Joe. Actually, I googled you after I saw the interview you did with David Spinozza. That was a great interview by the way. I wasn't familiar with your history so I googled you and the Museum and they had your birthday listed as June 25 and it was June 24-25 so I wished you a happy birthday in the comment I left on the video. You did point out that your birthday was July 27th so I wanted to wish you a happy birthday on your birthday. Wikipedia is where I saw your birthday info just so you know. Thanks again for everything Joe, you are a vessel of great information and a richly talented man yourself. You should have someone interview you!!! I'd love to hear your story in your own words. The info on the internet was really interesting and I enjoyed learning more about the man behind the interviews! Great work Joe. God Bless you & yours...
very well done. I have been through that Grey Hound Bus Station before, I never knew Johnny Cash went through there too; I hope you do more of this story.
Marshall,very detailed like it happen yesterday or day b 4! From basics of the music going down to church basement for the first gig! I love this jr gets off bus and knew what direction of his destiny headed for!
Terrific story Joe! Now we all know where and how the "Man In Black" got his start. As always, thanks for these amazing videos! Be well & stay safe.......👍👍😉😉
I love hearing about how bands got started... fascinating! Thanks for sharing another great interview. You could do a great job teaching the history of music in college.🎵🎶🎸
All of the video interviews you do are interesting. Many are important from the perspective of how the business works and humorous side stories about the individuals interactions with each other. These with Mr. Grant are a historic treasure. The value of recording what happened, when it happened, and how it happened directly from the last person who was a part of it can't be overstated. Thank you, Joe for capturing it and sharing it with the world.
I had a Johnny Cash Tribute Band in the 1980's where I live in England and on one of the albums we recorded there is a song I wrote called 'Johnny Cash, a legend in his time'. If you want to hear it it's on youtube, just type in Ron Ryan Johnny Cash and you can hear it.
this is just... insane. Thanks so much joe! When you did this interview and went to the places like the mechanic shop.. did you feel like something special happened there?
Hi 18...... while I was there with Marshall telling me the story you saw and heard.... I didn’t see the business that was in there now.... I saw the cars up on the lifts and the other mechanics standing around like I was imagining it was when Marshall and Luther worked there but it wasn’t the same as walking into Sun Studio. We did that too along with Marshall’s first house that they rehearsed in and created their “sound”. All this will come out soon... Best... Joe
I met Marshall and worked with him many times when he was managing the Statler Brothers. He was a really funny and fun guy to be around even at work. Of course business is first but he was there early and while we were still wiring the stage before the boys came in. He was a true manager. Lots of joking and having just just good ole boy fun. I didn't even know he was Johnny Cash's bassist the first time I met him and he didn't tell me either nor anyone else. He was the Production manager for the Statlers. that's all I lknew.
Did Johnny Cash & Luther Perkins stay in touch with you guys after they made it big? Why didn't you guys make it with them? Awesome video thanks for sharing.
Such a down to earth sweet guy .not big headed one bit . So kind they were back then . Elvis the stuff the guy gave to people .just think .if he was alive now , .you won't see famous people like that now .they just want more n more n more .for themselves .its very sad .back then they had real talent .you can be famous .now for such stupid things. Famous for not having no talent .or anything respect .!!!
Great job ! Joe I'm not a Cash fan by any means but he should have his mark in history. Had there been no 706 Union Ave we'd would have never heard of Johnny Cash. Mr. Grant didn't mention his big law suit against Cash for embezzlement of retirement funds in my mind hardly a great friend.... a very respectful thanks Joe... Michael.
Hi John.... unfortunately no. He may have passed before I started the museum. My very good friend Carl P.Mayfield use to have him on his radio show here in Nashville all the time. Waylon Wednesday’s on KDF I believe were still the country station letters. Look up Carl and see if any of those interviews are still available. Best, Joe
I got those same chills just hearing the story. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks obbot4..... Joe
Priceless! Thank you again Mr. Chambers! Big Johnny fan!
Thank you for watching 113... Joe
Another GREAT one, really brings back the memories of how Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two got started. Thanks Joe👍
Marshall Garnett Grand (and Luther Perkins) from the 60s Tennessee Two. Wow...it doesn't get any better and many thanks Joe.
Best to you too Ivan, Joe
Your in depth interviews are THE BEST!!!!
Thank you brp.... Joe
Another great interview Joe, Thank you!
Best to you David... Joe
Joe, this is the best musicians content on the web! Thank you!
Thank you K.... P.S.... there’s two more parts to Marshall’s interview... maybe more.... Joe
Ditto I agree
Great Joe thanks. Amazing to think the instruments were valued and poured over then. So abundant now. David
Wow. This is a treasure. I’m so happy you have this interview and to hear Marshall’s account of meeting Johnny. He said as soon as he saw Johnny he felt chills. There is magic in this world. There is more than what we see. Things are meant to be sometimes. This is a first hand account of that spark, that magic that happens before something big happens. Thanks Joe Chambers for this. I wish I could do more to support The Musicians Hall Of Fame.
That’s way kind Mike.... Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Fantastic Joe!
very well said!
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I'm 21 years old Luther Perkins has been my number 1 guitar influence and guitar hero since I was 5 and was first beginning to play guitar Luther is still my number 1 guitar influence THIS IS MY OPINION I think Luther is the best guitar player that came out of the 50s/60s I'll take Luther's playing over Eddie Van Halen any day
Southwrlride2003, thank you for sharing your comments & supporting the channel.
You have great taste, keep up the hard work with your playing!
You would love the museum, especially the Luther Perkins exhibit, hope you can visit sometimes!
All the best,
Britt
Joe, give us more! Awesome interview, thanks!💫
Hi Larry..... okay.... glad you’re enjoying them.... I’ve got a couple more clips with Marshall in Memphis... I think you’ll like them too along with other players coming out soon... thank you very much for watching our channel... Best..... Joe
Thanks for another amazing interview Joe. Every legend had a small
beginning. That funny feeling Marshall had was the Holy Spirit letting
him know a divine appointment was happening!
Joe, I wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday tomorrow and a happy,
healthy year ahead. Thanks for all you do to share these great events.
I wish you, your family, and all your entertainment endeavors the best.
God bless & keep you always...
Hi Kathy.... that’s really one of the kindest things anyone had said to me for sharing these interviews and a wonderful way of putting in words what Marshall was experiencing. Thank you and thanks also for wishing me a happy birthday.... not sure how you knew but I really appreciate it. Best to you and your family too.... Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum The stories you share are unique
accounts of the most incredible music makers in history and without you
and your efforts we would never know about them. We are all very blessed
to be able to share their memories that in time would be lost, if not for you!
So thanks again Joe for everything. I especially appreciate Marshall telling
about his experience when he met Johnny. Even after all those years, he was still deeply affected by what happened. I got chills hearing him talk
about it. I loved that. Marshall is a spiritual man and that's good to know!
I hope you had a great birthday Joe. Actually, I googled you after I saw the
interview you did with David Spinozza. That was a great interview by the
way. I wasn't familiar with your history so I googled you and the Museum
and they had your birthday listed as June 25 and it was June 24-25 so I
wished you a happy birthday in the comment I left on the video. You did
point out that your birthday was July 27th so I wanted to wish you a happy
birthday on your birthday. Wikipedia is where I saw your birthday info just
so you know. Thanks again for everything Joe, you are a vessel of great
information and a richly talented man yourself. You should have someone
interview you!!! I'd love to hear your story in your own words. The info on
the internet was really interesting and I enjoyed learning more about the
man behind the interviews! Great work Joe. God Bless you & yours...
Thanks again Kathy... best... Joe
very well done. I have been through that Grey Hound Bus Station before, I never knew Johnny Cash went through there too; I hope you do more of this story.
Hi Mike.... more coming.... joe
Lovely stuff, as usual. Thank you, Joe. Keep rocking.
Thank you Al.... joe
Marshall,very detailed like it happen yesterday or day b 4! From basics of the music going down to church basement for the first gig! I love this jr gets off bus and knew what direction of his destiny headed for!
Thanks Patrick.... Marshall would have loved to hear you say this..... Joe
Terrific story Joe! Now we all know where and how the "Man In Black" got his start. As always, thanks for these amazing videos! Be well & stay safe.......👍👍😉😉
Thanks you as always Steve.... if you like this story, there’s two more parts coming.... Best............ Joe
Fantastic unknown history to me Love your work Joe can't thank you enough 🌠
Nelly.... you just did thank me more than enough... Best, Joe
geez this is cool stuff! Johnny and the two meeting in a car garage..thanks Joe
6412...... as always thanks for supporting our channel.... Joe
I love these interviews. History being made from humble beginnings. I can't wait to watch the rest of this when you post the other segments.
Thanks Jimmy.... Joe
Great piece of nostalgia 🎸
Thanks Rock.... Joe
OMG. THATS INCREDIBLE!
Thanks Roger...... Joe
Incredible bit of American history about the Man in Black! Thanks!
Thanks 567......... Joe
This is incredible, thanks for posting Joe, any more Luther and Marshall content would be appreciated.
Hi 419..... thanks for watching.... yes there are a couple more clips coming from Marshall interviews.... Best, Joe
Amazing mechanic
Awesome! That blue door looks like one of the doors in my house. And the ceiling in that church looks like my floor in my living room. Old!
Hi Joe.... thanks for watching... Joe
By the way Joseph... that is the original blue paint that was on that door when it was a Plymouth dealership...
That's the best
Amazing interview. Thank you Joe
Thanks Bob... Joe
Another great interview as always Joe!! Thank you!
Thanks MOD... Joe
I love hearing about how bands got started... fascinating! Thanks for sharing another great interview. You could do a great job teaching the history of music in college.🎵🎶🎸
Hi Patricia.... thanks again for watching and your generous comments... Joe
That is just incredibly cool. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 1515....... Joe
All of the video interviews you do are interesting. Many are important from the perspective of how the business works and humorous side stories about the individuals interactions with each other. These with Mr. Grant are a historic treasure. The value of recording what happened, when it happened, and how it happened directly from the last person who was a part of it can't be overstated. Thank you, Joe for capturing it and sharing it with the world.
Ed... thanks again for your constant support. It is always very much appreciated. Best, Joe
I had a Johnny Cash Tribute Band in the 1980's where I live in England and on one of the albums we recorded there is a song I wrote called 'Johnny Cash, a legend in his time'. If you want to hear it it's on youtube, just type in Ron Ryan Johnny Cash and you can hear it.
This is totally COOL! Love It!
Thanks 2565.... Joe
So many thanks for doing this with Marshall, Joe. Great history and totally captivating, to me anyway.
Hi Billy… Marshall was a great guy and a good friend. He loved telling the stories about the Tennessee Two and Johnny. Thanks for watching…Joe
I need this channel thank you.
Saw cash 96.. Side note Luther played the boogie woogie
Thank for watching Robert.. ...... Joe
Wonderful reminisces from Marshall. Thanks for another great video and History lesson.
Thanks for watching GG .... Joe
this is just... insane. Thanks so much joe! When you did this interview and went to the places like the mechanic shop.. did you feel like something special happened there?
Hi 18...... while I was there with Marshall telling me the story you saw and heard.... I didn’t see the business that was in there now.... I saw the cars up on the lifts and the other mechanics standing around like I was imagining it was when Marshall and Luther worked there but it wasn’t the same as walking into Sun Studio. We did that too along with Marshall’s first house that they rehearsed in and created their “sound”. All this will come out soon... Best... Joe
Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum thanks again joe! From Canada.
Thanks so much.
Thank you Ed.... Joe
Amazing. Humble beginnings of greatness.
Thanks Clark... joe
... This is special . Thank you Joe ...
Hi Billy.... thanks......Joe
I met Marshall and worked with him many times when he was managing the Statler Brothers. He was a really funny and fun guy to be around even at work. Of course business is first but he was there early and while we were still wiring the stage before the boys came in. He was a true manager. Lots of joking and having just just good ole boy fun. I didn't even know he was Johnny Cash's bassist the first time I met him and he didn't tell me either nor anyone else. He was the Production manager for the Statlers. that's all I lknew.
Wow, beautiful history,thanks 👍
First. Real History!
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Did Johnny Cash & Luther Perkins stay in touch with you guys after they made it big? Why didn't you guys make it with them? Awesome video thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Thomas... Joe
This is amazing!
Thanks NeSR... Joe
I agree. WOW !
I would like to know how Marshall Grant describes what happen next. He said if I would have know what was going to happen......
Hi David.... well you’re gonna find out... part two and three will come out soon.... maybe more... Thanks, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Thank you Joe, Love your show! David from Costa Rica.
Wow!
Thanks Garth... Joe
Will there be a part 2? It seems this was cut short
Hi Matthieu.... yes there will be a couple more clips soon... Best...... Joe
Such a down to earth sweet guy .not big headed one bit . So kind they were back then . Elvis the stuff the guy gave to people .just think .if he was alive now , .you won't see famous people like that now .they just want more n more n more .for themselves .its very sad .back then they had real talent .you can be famous .now for such stupid things. Famous for not having no talent .or anything respect .!!!
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Hi me.... thanks.... :)Joe
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Hi RRR.... thanks for watching... Best, Joe
Great job ! Joe I'm not a Cash fan by any means but he should have his mark in history. Had there been no 706 Union Ave we'd would have never heard of Johnny Cash. Mr. Grant didn't mention his big law suit against Cash for embezzlement of retirement funds in my mind hardly a great friend.... a very respectful thanks Joe... Michael.
Thank you Michael... Joe
Grant covers the embezzlement in a follow up video to this one.
Joe, did you ever get to interview Waylon Jennings?
Hi John.... unfortunately no. He may have passed before I started the museum. My very good friend Carl P.Mayfield use to have him on his radio show here in Nashville all the time. Waylon Wednesday’s on KDF I believe were still the country station letters. Look up Carl and see if any of those interviews are still available. Best, Joe
last year that old auto repair building was torn down :/
Hi two 18.... I hadn’t heard that... thanks for sharing... Joe
Maybe I’m weird but I’m more star struck by Luther Perkins than Johnny Cash. Luther and his guitar really were “ that sound”.
Your not weird at all Johnny… thanks for watching…Joe