1971 Johnny Cash MEMPHIS Interview

[@tumbleweed576]

I love Johnny Cash more than ever since I read his first wife’s book titled I walk the line. This man is so deep you can’t imagine she put all of Johnny‘s letters to her in her book. Vivian.(Johnny’s first wife.) Was able to be with him for a while after June died, and she asked him if he would be OK if she wrote a book about their life. Johnny said., if anyone’s story should be told it should be yours, Vivian. Vivian got really happy and she said to Johnny, “oh, I could just kiss you”. Johnny said, “well I’m right here.” This is a beautiful book. Really great read. it let me know who the real Johnny Cash is. This man is real, and I love him more than ever now.

[@destroyuttobots]

His voice is so legendary 🫡

[@coryconner5587]

Better than Morgan Freeman

[@777bigbird]

The one thing Ive always loved about John was the fact that he was close to God and always spoke the truth. Even in his hardest times he prayed and God heard him . Miss him , June and WS and Joyce profoundly. I hope and pray their all with Jesus looking down on me. On all of us .

[@araigumaxo3907]

That smooth southern accent does things to me

[@christina-x7w]

Yeah, the southern accent is gourgous.

[@jgrullon32]

I got a deep voice woman wassup

[@mansellracing8690]

@@jgrullon32 Hello Im'e Johnny Cash, LOL.

[@bertnobbe2746]

Cash at ease. Such a pleasure to watch!! Thanks for posting.

[@dezettimage]

love this man!! Since i was a kid... Always his music was played on tape my parents didn´t have fights.. I´ll never forget what his voice means to me.....

[@lelaw7883]

Amazing interview. Love to see him raw and naturale as he is here, but i always get impression he is always genuine no matter the moment. His idea of change and how we need to be up with it is now still keeping with it is testament his true self and vision. No pretentiousness.

[@buschwic]

He has such a soothing voice. I could listen to him all day.

[@mansellracing8690]

Hello Im'e Johnny Cash, I love this video It's great footage. I have been a fan What, Since i was 2-3 years old, My horrid farther would play his albums at full blast, I hated my farther, But i loved Johnny, He never wrote or sung a bad song, And what a fantastic song writer he was, There ain't many that could tell a real story like john, Roy Orbison could, Mearl haggard could, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, the great Freddy Fender, on a different level of course was Johnny, he was something else. group wise if i had to name a group, The first one that comes to mind would have to be the Beatles, Paul Mcartney & John Lennon. But solo Artists Johnny Cash was one that stood out, as one of the finest writers that ever lived. but Today i think they've forgot how to write good songs, It's not the same anymore as it use to be is it my friend. RIP our Johnny, & June.

[@realtruth4804]

God bless Johnny Cash. He had a big voice but an even bigger heart. Rest in peace lengend

[@Texasbluestunes]

My kind of celebrity… strong in faith, genuine, forthright, and down to earth. It was a whole different world when our performers of music and film came from humble means.

[@josephpastor9321]

Thanks for posting, this is fantastic. I've loved Johnny for over 60 years.

[@TadKingsbury]

How Johnny Cash survived is nothing short of a miracle .....

[@A_Dornan_1776]

Great words and thoughts after getting to experience a wild and rough life like his.

[@corneliadenninger5395]

Johnny CASH, a great singer, author and a greater human .

[@AndrewReevesArt]

We miss you Johnny. ✝️

[@JuanCKaun]

Ive never seen this, thank you.

[@lisabv]

Thank you so much for posting❤

[@jacquelineboeuf8842]

Dommage qu il n y pas de traduction en français car je ne comprends pas se qu il doit de sa belle voix ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇨🇵

[@Lesley1621]

Johnny could read a phone book and I would listen i love hearing that man's voice no other like it 🖤

[@mansellracing8690]

I know exactly what you mean, It has to be the deepest soothing voice i have ever heard.

[@Gamira00]

I am glad that I grew up in a time with all those Legends active and running. I saw Johnny four times - a great performer great voice unbelievable Aura. Miss you Mister Cash

[@mizzprettyhuston]

My black cat, "Frissy" loves John.......every time I have a video on of him talking or singing he falls asleep 😂 ❤

[@wolfmutant-v2v]

That's really adorable. Cats are amazing animals. ✌🏻

[@mizzprettyhuston]

@@wolfmutant-v2v ❤️

[@jongalleog3486]

Nice 😊

[@Snorky_88]

Hes got the coolest voice. A mans man.

[@amannamedcash]

Awesome find!

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Thanks 200

[@cbf63]

I guess everyone here has seen Johnny's version of HURT by now....if not go...go now and watch it... P.s. bring tissues

[@ALoafOfBubbles]

i need to watch this at least once a month

[@gmmaal7161]

thank you

[@ThePartridged]

he can tell you the exact address of the studio. You had to memorize those things back then. Now my home address is probably the only one i could tell you and sometimes i may have to think about that for a second.

[@sionjones4368]

The man in black, would have loved to meet him

[@peppinotorino2569]

I still have the book mentioned in the interwiew. I bought It in the late seventies.

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

"Doing alright for himself" - on Elvis 😊🕺

[@Amaiur]

Muchísimas gracias, adoro a Johnny mi idolo absoluto ❤❤

[@008overrated]

This 1971, it’s a pity he did not cross paths with Elvis at this time to enlighten Elvis

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Terrific poem 😊

[@Bones6987]

That reporter is HIGH AS A GEORGIA PINE 😂😂😂

[@Allyourbase1990]

I wish I would have been born in the 50s so I could have seen Johnny Cash live when he was huge .

[@cdbrown30]

Love ya Johnny

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

JOHNNY CASH 26 DE FEBRERO DE 1932 12 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 2003 71 AÑOS.

[@DOCTRJ]

Why did it stop at the end?

[@FractalityX]

Change is the whole process of life. Change is the whole process of growth.

[@DOCTRJ]

20:30 Real Instrument's 👍🤠🤘🎸🎹🍻🥃❤️👁️👁️🌳🏞️🌄🌌

[@MotoRanch101]

What a man

[@dsmjaime]

My ocean is 4 lanes wide my waves are mountain high

[@BrendenLewis-s7n]

interviewer reminds me of one of the bad guys from Mississippi Burning, anyone feel this??

[@bettyjeanzepeda4767]

❤ MY JOHN❤

[@jongalleog3486]

I herd when he did make it big$ his freinds called him big john cash ( lovingly ) R.I.P JOHNNY 🙏

[@vicangelz]

Gotta love the man ❤

[@Benarnott-c2x]

I needed it today to show how bad it is rain right on time bye bye

[@esterreis3637]

Johnny cash é maravilhoso ❤

[@lha3954]

What channel in Memphis was this originally broadcast on?

[@BeingMe23]

I was born in 1971.

[@user-ff7wb4fm9k]

When Cash was asked about again kinda music he'd end up being known for...wow

[@Benarnott-c2x]

You here it from lords there speaking look from above sweet child of mine

[@Benarnott-c2x]

The line to how many

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Attitude from the champ links

[@randybutler6717]

👍👍👍

[@Benarnott-c2x]

You want you get it make it clear my words

[@Benarnott-c2x]

I’ve got a gift of thinking differently young it’s true training I thought about it’s to aggressive so no legs lords my decision the world you see today

[@jasonspades1265]

Anyone else thought that was Joe pesci?

[@ngangajeremiah9912]

At 39,he looked older than that coz of drugs.

[@adityatriwijaya8415]

1:11

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Got it spider I’m not listening anyway my plans he just didn’t want it

[@fabzlab1980]

Da Man

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Lords told yes

[@hiwdy1]

well the definition of a liberal certainly has changed

[@Lord_Ocram]

8:40

[@billyuhlir3783]

Weird way to end.

[@wolfmutant-v2v]

I guess the tape got damaged or something or they cut something from it.

[@smccowan7106]

Johnny Cash was sober here. The interviewer definitely was not lol. his eyes are popping lol. does he blink? that is amphetamines imo

[@TaniaHill-ou5fs]

Why did he cheat on June?

[@__-bc4bs]

That was the most ghetto ass Yeah! I’ve ever heard Yeeeaaa!

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Got the build on Bradley as he is me u c if Bradley is him to me in the story got my answers it’s very high through the roof followed to time only book will be released and the world see my makings in this time to delete after

[@dekelanson5280]

Unfortunately, Cash never really gave up on pills. He dabbled in them on and off for the rest of his life.

[@badapple65]

I spent 13 years trying to get that feeling I got the first several weeks on Pain meds after a surgery. I was slow at figuring out that it just isn’t possible. 2-1/2 years and counting, so far it seems possible to leave them behind.

[@Jabba-le-feminist-hating-Hutt]

He must’ve been very troublesome the inside

[@Henry-yg1yc]

The alternative to struggling is completely giving in. He always got back up.

[@arkhamsrazor7075]

That's an extremely common thing for people who lived the way he did. It gets to be where you don't know which end is up and it ain't the drugs that does it.. it's the absence of them. If you've never occupied that particular kind of headspace for a prolonged period of time it's extremely difficult to grasp how low it can really go.

[@danielreed4050]

​@@arkhamsrazor7075how low it can't really go, sounds like a song he would've sung

[@Benarnott-c2x]

All that talking horses try me

[@jayvee4787]

Christians say Led Zeppelin plays forward so the record can be played backwards...... Johnny Cash listens to music backwards so it can played forwards. Lol. Just a joke people. Just a joke.

[@lalani888ARTblue]

Fascinating interview... Johnny Cash is such a gifted 'creative'💌