First Time Hearing Johnny Cash - Hurt | PRODUCER REACTS

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Johnny Cash was an iconic American singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his distinctive baritone voice and his contributions to the country, rock and roll, and folk music genres. He rose to fame in the 1950s and 1960s with hits such as "I Walk the Line," "Ring of Fire," and "Folsom Prison Blues." Cash's music often reflected his experiences with love, heartache, and the struggles of working-class life. He was also known for his activism and advocacy for prison reform and Native American rights. His unique style and contribution to music have made him one of the most influential and beloved artists in American music history.
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[@Emilaria]

The original is about heroin addiction. I think Johnny's cover is about thinking back on his life and how it has changed over time, including his own addictions and regrets. This was made not long before his wife's death (she's the lady in the video). He passed not long after her.

[@poggerwhite]

And Cash had a big drug/alcohol addiction himself so it makes it even more powerful

[@df5199]

You got it right when he closed the piano lid. This is a masterpiece. 😢

[@pjb3583]

For me, this video embodies the power of legacy. All the flashbacks were of him in his younger years, cataloguing his progress to very nearly the end. All the good, all the bad - it’s all reflected in where we end up. Peace …

[@dagmar.6954]

This song was originally written & performed by "Nine Inch Nails". It was written about drugs & depression. But Johnny Cash's version is considered the best. His version is more about regret for past mistakes in life & realizing material things & fame mean nothing in the end. When the video was filmed in February 2003, Cash was 71 years old & had serious health problems. His frailty is clearly evident in the video. He died seven months later, on September 12 & his wife, June Carter Cash, who is shown gazing at her husband in two sequences of the video, had died on May 15 of the same year.

[@kellysouther4278]

This is a cover by Nine Inch Nails. They said his way was the way it should have been

[@tyseemahbishop6123]

I love Johnny Cash! Please react to his younger life music. He’s been around a long time.

[@pray4healing]

To me the song is about Johnny's regrets. He sees his younger self as a totally different person.

[@autumnpalmer4468]

This is a cover of a nine inch nails song about Trent reznor ‘s addiction . Nothing to do with Johnny Cash

[@ChrisLawton66]

@@autumnpalmer4468 Johnny sang *this* version, and what he absolutely wasn't doing was singing about Trent Reznor's addiction. This version has everything to do with Johnny Cash.

[@evanirvana500]

Trent wrote this song about addiction and it was good but the incomparable Johnny cash took it to a different level and trent said the song was his now. Johnny died not long after this video, and he admitted to I think his daughter before this was his goodbye. This was about a man at the end of his life, looking back at his long career since the 50s, multiple awards and platinum records, but also drug addiction and using up ppl and changing who he was to fit the image his labels and public wanted and losing himself. The line at the end if wishing he could start over and keep himself. Meaning keep true to Who he was, A country boy. It struck a chord because we all have to face death someday and everyone does go away because that final journey we have to go alone. So don't burn why your bridges or sell your soul but be true to who you are. Fame is fleeting but you can't put a price on integrity and your soul.

[@clasmaster1471]

Everyone can connect with this song because we’ve all experienced pain and loss and regret in our lives and Johnny can put it in words better than anyone. It doesn’t matter how much stuff you have at the end of your life especially when you’re old and your friends and family have died and you’re sick, none of that stuff makes you feel good. Only your relationships with your friends family and God is important at that point.

[@WollisWorld]

Facts on Fax

[@Nina9er]

I love that this was a Nine Inch Nails song, but it is so perfect for Cash that even the writer considers it his now.

[@danielwarrenguitar]

Rick Rubin produced this track. He suggested the song to Cash as a possible song to cover, and Cash didn’t respond the first time. So Rubin suggested it again because he really thought the lyrics were great for Cash to cover. Also noteworthy from a production standpoint is how the music distorts towards the end as the piano keeps striking to create a powerful feeling that you’re being overpowered by the sound.

[@WollisWorld]

Work Rick Rubin

[@Dee-jq2ob]

I know it’s a Nine Inch Nail song, but after this, it became Johnny’s. I remember when the video came out and my husband and I balled our eye out, we love him. Country literally kicked him out, because no one would work with him so he went to Ruben in LA and made great albums (including this), for the last years of his life.

[@randallshelp4017]

Prod, this is a cover of Nine Inch Nails and Trent Raznor and his struggle with heroin

[@2nicnag2]

I love he strokes the piano

[@geniej9093]

Love the non-discrimination line. Loved Johnney Cash and his wife June Carter Cash. Appropriate Cover.

[@dasboot2761]

I like the original just fine, but Johnny makes this one his OWN! I think Herr REznor would probably agree... You should for sure do more of Cash's stuff... I recommend "The man in black", a live clip from '71.... it explains a lot.... Danke Almost at 6 g subs, keep them coming, mein Freund

[@WollisWorld]

Lol I’m growing or we growing man

[@dasboot2761]

@@WollisWorld Ja, I found and subbed you when you were just hitting 3g, if I recall, maybe even earlier... Props from Jersey City

[@ChrisLawton66]

I believe Reznor has said it's no longer his song and it now belongs to Johnny.

[@2nicnag2]

The absolutely most emotional song in country is The Father My Son and The Holy Ghose-watch the opry live version of you can, Craig wrote the song after his 19 year old son drowned in a tubing accident. You cannot sing a song with emotion like he has in it and it not be true, no other singer could ever show that much emotion

[@justinwhite2576]

Man. I love how you are versatile in your reactions. I request you dig into a little Benjamin Tod/Lost Dog Street Band. Using Again is a good one. The rabbit hole is deep and worth a listen. God speed man✌️

[@junra1011]

You nailed it Wolli💙

[@WollisWorld]

Thanks

[@robynlydick8126]

You love nylon strings? Check out Fareed Haque, especially his Spanish guitar. He’s a jazz guy, but with an amazing reach. His work with Kai Eckhardt is astounding.

[@tyseemahbishop6123]

Johnny had his own issues with drugs and alcohol.

[@p.j.morris]

He was apologizing to June for all the hurt he caused her.

[@jasonburns5555]

If you like emotional performances I recommend Australian artist Matt Corby - Brother - live for like a version on Triple J radio … an incredible raw acoustic performance. You will love it

[@WollisWorld]

Will check it out

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

Too many interruptions 👎! You killed the songs vibe.

[@WollisWorld]

It’s kool in reality I dont know if u realized this is a reaction channel for awareness and u do have the freedom to go on his channel to watch interrupted this is solely to gain the Artist work more attention that’s it