Johnny Cash, June Carter - Jackson | FIRST TIME REACTION

[@kathybwell]

“ All the women gonna make me teach them what they don’t know how.” Risqué for back in the day

[@michaelmagnum7132]

There will never be another June Carter and Johnny Cash. They were just awesome. Young kids today should listen to how they sing. Teach em what they don't know how. Great choice!

[@kathybwell]

This is the Johnny Cash we saw on his TV show in the 70s, love that Johnny. June was his for 35 years when she passed. She’s the one that’s featured in the video of his song Hurt 💝

[@xScooterAZx]

I was going to comment about her passing.,but you did it for me. :}

[@tonyfred123]

I live here in Jackson Tennessee....the town they are singing about.Home of Carl Perkins who Johnny mentions in the opening. Also home to Johnny's drummer WS Holland. I'm 68 now and can remember seeing Johnny and Carl singing in WS's garage when I was little.

[@RalphSpoiledsport]

I'm from Jackson, MS. We know it's about Jackson, Tennessee, but when Johnny Cash played our city, he sang it to us like it was our town.😁

[@kathybwell]

So cool,I bet everybody was on their feet!

[@allenwallace9062]

Johnny Cash had a tv show in the 70s.

[@kathybwell]

Loved that show

[@bre2581]

June is country music royalty. Johnny actually grew up listening to HER and her family on the radio. Her mom, Mother Maybelle Carter was actually pivotal in the way guitar is played today. Also June is the one who wrote “ring of fire”

[@shadow1674]

Oh wow I hope you enjoy it❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mzluna313]

June is from country royalty! You should watch the movie "Walk the Line".

[@kathybwell]

These two were love birds, married for many years

[@StanSwan]

Both married before once or twice but who is counting? They were meant to be.

[@revaflowers3115]

Johnny and June released their version in early 1967 and later that year Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra(Frank's daughter) released their version. I think Cash's version topped country charts and hit number 1 while Hazelwood's version charted on the pop billboard but never reached number one. For the Cash's, it became a signature song for them when they performed together.Their cover is what is played most often and I think is the one most preferred.

[@djgrant8761]

My favourite Johnny Cash song is ‘Man in White’.

[@mikecaetano]

Nice! TV show humor could be very corny back when, especially on shows that featured country music. The info beneath the clip says this appearance is from the Ralph Emery Show and broadcast in 1967. My guess is that they were lip syncing the song and he played the guitar differently because he was faking it. Johnny Cash got his own show in 1969 and it ran for two seasons. He showcased country music for the most part, but he also hosted folk rockers including Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Linda Ronstadt, Neil Young, and James Taylor, as well as other musicians such as jazz great Louis Armstrong in one of his last public performances. For me "Jackson" is one of the best tracks on his comeback album Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison, which was recorded at Folsom State Prison in Folsom, California in early 1968. Although "Jackson" is a cover, the story it tells mirrors the feelings they had for each other and Johnny Cash and June Carter got married in 1968. June Carter was the daughter of Maybelle Carter of the Carter Family. She began performing with the Carter Family at the age of 10 and later formed a side group with her sisters and her mother. She played the autoharp and was the front person and often provided the comedic relief. The "Where's Johnny" bit at the beginning of that clip was in line with her sort of comedy. When you're ready for more from Johnny Cash also check out "Orange Blossom Special", "I've Been Everywhere", "The Long Black Veil", "God's Gonna Cut You Down", and "Green, Green Grass of Home".

[@xScooterAZx]

They were married until June's death.

[@patsaylor8973]

That was part of June's persona from when she starred on the Louisa Hayride!

[@visaman]

Years before that with the Carter Family.

[@Rob-eo5ql]

Walk The Line is a great movie

[@ivansavoie3190]

Saw Johnny Cash and everyone that was on his weekly TV variety show I believe in 71, check out Johnny Cash and June Carter doing If I Were A Carpenter please, great reaction.

[@thomaspugh6052]

Steven Stiles " love the one you're with" if you can't be with the one you love then love the one you're with!

[@jodyparkercraven]

Train beat, Boom Chicka Boom

[@Zeb-gb2uk]

The Carter family was country music royalty

[@michellejackson6679]

This is just great classic Country.. It's not new country... which is pop.. today's country is not country music... but everything today is blurred. Music, sexes .. list goes on

[@deniseriley6622]

They were husband and wife.

[@barbaragatto2549]

They have been talking about Jackson "ever since the fire went out!" A "divorce" song!

[@visaman]

The City of Jackson was on fire due to rioting.

[@michaelalexisstallings]

I may be wrong about this, but I don't think they had been married very long, with the performance

[@visaman]

5 years or less.

[@marshaquinn8811]

Husband and wife

[@luckylady7542]

Don't get me wrong because I am a huge Johnny Cash fan but....to be honest he wasn't that great of a singer. I'll take the heat for you 😂 But he had some great songs and people love him.