HE'S INCREDIBLE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Johnny Cash - I Walk The Line REACTION

HE'S INCREDIBLE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Johnny Cash - I Walk The Line REACTION
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[@jasonremy1627]

This song has so many cool gems. 1) there's no drummer. Back in the day, a lot of country music venues didn't allow drum kits. So what Johnny Cash did was slip a dollar bill under the strings of his guitar, and strum it with his fingernails. Boom, it sounds like a brushed snare. 2) the song goes through like 5 key changes, before every verse. If you listen, you great Johnny hum before each verse. That's him trying to find his new note every key change. Backing him on this track is Luther Perkins on lead guitar, and Marshall Grant on double bass. He would add a drummer two years later, but at this time (1957), the band was just a three-piece: Johnny, Luther, and Marshall.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Love the back story! I also understand that at other times he would leave a piece of waxed paper between his strings for that similar percussive damping effect.

[@andrewmanford]

I have been listening to Cash for decades and I never knew some of those gems. Thanks!

[@that1dragonkid]

I love the hum! I've heard this song a hundred times, and the hum is my favorite part!

[@donaldball3245]

Johnny Cash would bail out on Sam Phillips and Sun Records after two years in 1958, switching over to Columbia Records. The reasons? Sam Phillips didn't like drums, and he had no use for gospel music...

[@cbdex77]

Tennessee 2>Tennessee 3

[@thecompilationking8573]

My uncle was working as a service worker at a hotel in Germany. He had to bring food up to Johnny Cash’s room. When he arrived with the food Mr. Cash invited him in and asked him to sit down. He shared his food with him, talked, and told stories for a couple of hours before sending him on his way. My uncle said he couldn’t believe how friendly, personable and down to earth he was. He was a different kind of star than what we are use to.

[@sharonmullins1957]

Wonderful!

[@harley4230]

Wow that’s incredible. What I would do to just sit and listen to Johnny Cash tell stories for hours!

[@garryandjanepannell8594]

My children's grandfather played mandolin for Johnny. One thing Johnny always disliked was when the musicians were playing he didn't want the camera to focus on him but on the person playing. He really appreciated the members of his band.

[@loadedorygun]

Marty Stuart??

[@garryandjanepannell8594]

@@loadedorygun No, Norman Blake he played for years after Johnny with his own label doing folk/bluegrass music. He was featured on the movie "Oh, Brother Where Art Thou". He gave my Ex the middle name Carter after June's family.

[@sumonjamal1653]

"I walk the line" is a great Johnny Cash biopic... Starring Joaquin Phoenix (who sang all the Cash songs) as Johnny Cash & Reese Witherspoon as June Carter. The movie depicts his tragedy in Arkansas, losing his brother as a child... joining the US Air Force... getting married young to his first wife... Cash forming a band in Nashville and getting to make his own music on Sun Records and becoming a star in country music in the 50's, when he met June Carter... and then his descent into drug and alcohol addiction... and finally, his redemption.

[@11Kslingshot]

How great Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon singing was. My God they nailed it.

[@juzbo44]

One of my favorite movies. Well-acted, well-sung, well-told.

[@themojoslide]

Anyone else seen the spoof of walk the line? Walk hard the Duey Cox story it's brilliant!

[@amandabispo2949]

Great Movie!

[@childcrone]

Indeed, very good! The title is "Walk The Line" ... How's the list coming for the movie-reaction channel? 😉

[@markfadness9204]

"I Walk the Line" was Johnny Cash's first #1 Country record on Billboard's chart and peaked @ #17 on the Pop chart in 1956

[@nancy9891]

What about “Ring of Fire?” Has this one been reacted to by Rob Squad?

[@avidrdr5640]

All of his hits charted in Country. "I Walk The Line" and "Ring Of Fire" were 2 of only a hand full of his hits to also chart in the Pop genre. The website, playbackfm, shows in their article, "Top 66 Johnny Cash Song Chart Appearances", that all 66 songs charted in Country. Of those, only 5 also charted in Pop: "I Walk The Line", Ring Of Fire", "Folsom Prison Blues", "A Boy Named Sue" and "Hurt". There might be a more accurate list. If so, my bad.

[@markfadness9204]

@@avidrdr5640 Au contraire, as 0f 2006, Cash charted 48 singles on the Billboard Pop chart. Granted, the Country chart was where his records charted highest but between 1956 ("I Walk The Line") through 1976 ("One Piece at a Time") he did cross over to the Pop chart 48 times. His only Top 10 record on the Pop chart was "A Boy Named Sue" peaking @ #2 for 3 weeks in 1969.

[@markfadness9204]

@@nancy9891 "Ring of Fire" peaked @ #17 on the Pop chart, same as "I Walk The Line. Highest Pop chartings for Johnny Cash were: #2) "A Boy Named Sue, #11) Guess Things Happen That Way, #14) "Ballad of a Teenage Queen" and #17) both "I Walk the Line & "Ring of Fire."

[@avidrdr5640]

One of his mega hits from the early 60's that you do not want to miss is "Ring Of Fire". "I Walk The Line" is the title of the movie based on his life, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon. Great movie!

[@ediefolta9494]

"Ring of Fire" was actually written by his wife-to-be, June Carter. She performed it on autoharp and it has a whole different meaning. Great performance.

[@petem3627]

Then do Social Distortion version of Ring of Fire. Great song and is fairly well known/small hit.

[@michelemercier2286]

Agreed. Ring of Fire was the first "my favorite song" I can remember and while many other favorite songs faded away over time, it's still in my top 10.

[@maryannturton9830]

Fantastic movie! Great singing,great acting...

[@LaptopLarry330]

Johnny Cash stated in an interview with Larry King late in his life, that "Ring Of Fire" was his favorite song.

[@delisamarchetti5926]

I can't remember a time in my life that I didn't listen to Johnny Cash. He was my Mom's favorite. My Mom and Aunt were little children during the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl. They really identified with Johnny's music as well as Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard, who wrote songs that touched on their own experiences. My Mom and aunt would talk about him and his wife June as if they were family members. Every time my auntie would come over the conversation would turn to what they had read about them in the magazines, what June was wearing, when his new album would come out. I literally, actually believed that he was one of my uncles. Finally one day when I was about age six I interrupted the conversation and asked when was I going to get to meet Uncle Johnny and why couldn't we go to their house and visit? That got quite a laugh from the family, but in my heart he is still Uncle Johnny.

[@tedszweb5268]

Haggard & Jennings are my top 2 Singer Songwriters & instrumentalists . They do everything great.

[@joeday4293]

My parents were married in 1969, and I came along in 1972. I have been listening to their vinyl copy of "Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison" literally all my life.

[@floridaboy6051]

He changes keys on every verse. The last verse is an octave lower than the first. That is why you hear him hum between verses, so he can sing it in the new key. Not many singers could pull that feat off. Johnny was special.

[@sallym1171]

I agree with some others on here, Jackson is a must. Great song with June Carter Cash, and one of my favorites. My parents got married in Jackson, twice.❤❤

[@johnmccarthy-behindtheveil]

Johnny Cash always said he tried to keep the chords and music simple. It was all about the lyrics and vocals for him.

[@merlball8520]

"Get Rhythm", "Ring of Fire", "Folsom Prison Blues", and "Ghost Riders in the Sky" are my top suggestions for Johnny Cash, if you haven't reacted to these yet.

[@thewindle]

Add One Piece at a Time and that's my list

[@mongo9034]

Cocain blues and Jackson to!

[@joeday4293]

And his very first hit, "Hey Porter." It's an awesome song and performance just on merit, but for anyone who was raised in the south and ever left and came back, the lyrics hit you right in the downhome feels: Hey Porter, Hey Porter Would you tell me the time? How much longer will it be 'Til we cross that Mason Dixon Line? At daylight would you tell that engineer to slow it down Or better still, just stop the train 'Cause I want to look around

[@michaelkrummel2071]

I remember going camping in the 60s and 70s, siting around the camp fire and listening to Johnny Cash. A good song for female Friday is Johnny and June Carter Cash singing "Jackson". It's one of my favorite.

[@rsw1227]

For a deep voice try, THE OAK RIDGE BOYS: "Elvira" your girls will get a kick out of it too!

[@chrisdutton2975]

Yes! It's time for Oak Ridge Boys! And you've got to start with Elvira.

[@MichaelKerr71]

Giddy up, oom poppa, omm poppa, mow mow

[@leticiaworboys9927]

Wow!! That song brings back some memories!!! You guys must do it!!

[@thorzzz1z]

then do their collaboration with home free

[@mtdreams72]

Ba ba ba ba Bobby sue

[@ironcitytt]

Gotta hear "Folsum Prison Blues" LIVE version. You'll really enjoy it!

[@kaymad]

It tells such a story. Use to listen to my dads album as a kid and was fascinated by the talking in between the songs.

[@selinahann5595]

A couple more with deep voices are Josh Turner - Your Man, and Long Black Train; and Tennessee Ernie Ford - 16 Tons

[@cariwaldick4898]

Tennessee Ernie Ford! There's a great video of him singing "Children Go Where I Send Thee," with kids around him, and I think it's his son that kept shaking his head in a way that made people laugh. That 16 Tons song is starting to sound more and more relevant today, with stagnant wages, and people working so hard just to make ends meet.

[@unrulyjulie4382]

Anything by Randy Travis.

[@dalejestes8166]

Guys you can't do Johnny cash without hearing "ring of fire" one of his biggest hits..

[@catwhisperer9489]

Written by June.

[@joiedevivre2005]

Yes, I agree! And Amber will love the Mariachi horns.

[@LM-hb6yn]

A live duet of that song with Johnny & June Cash would be good.

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

And Jackson!

[@bradsullivan2495]

"Ring of Fire" or "I've Been Everywhere" are your next two JC songs. In the latter case, your heads may spin trying to keep track of all the cities and towns that get mentioned in less than three minutes.

[@knightyyz]

I like to joke Hank Snow Ive been everywhere" is the first rap song. LOL

[@glynncorrin956]

Ring of fire 🔥

[@Dee-JayW]

@@knightyyz God I miss Hank Snow, saw him a few times with my dad (I live in Alberta) and Hank was a proud Canadian and incredible legacy for 🇨🇦

[@Dee-JayW]

Ring of Fire was written by June Carter Cash. It’s abut their relationship…HOT 🌶

[@deborahstrickland9845]

I was going to say “Ring of Fire.”🔥

[@LOKISlog7]

You cannot help but smile when you hear a Johnny Cash song.

[@TexasRivermedic]

If you want a talented deep pure voice, try Tennessee Ernie Ford “Sixteen Tons”.

[@williamstreet4304]

Amen!

[@derwoodbowen5954]

I second that. Ernie Ford had a wonderful bass voice.

[@bubbavonmax4211]

Oh yeah. I loved Sixteen Tons as a kid. I think that was my dad's favorite song. We can also add the great Don Williams to this mix as well

[@LM-hb6yn]

I just said the same thing! LOL

[@johnjames6980]

Absolutely!!

[@pararigger64]

I love you guys; such a beautiful loving couple. Your takes on songs like this are incredible

[@shaywhite5064]

You are doing such a great thing for your children by introducing them to such a wide variety of great music. My 21 year old daughter grew up going to sleep to the "oldies" radio station and listening to all my classic rock, 70's and 80's music and all the hair bands. I have taken all 3 of my kids to see Aerosmith, so my job is done!

[@louella616]

The “man in black”, Mr Johnny Cash, love his music. I think you would like the song Ring Of Fire

[@KristineT4525]

Definitely do Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire and then HomeFree

[@rubroken]

Late 50's early 60's ballads......Marty Robbins, "El Paso" or "Big Iron" Great stories and Marty also has a great voice

[@spiderdog7599]

I suggested El Paso every night for a month or so finally gave up on it. Big Iron is another great story song.

[@rubroken]

@@spiderdog7599 maybe it will happen someday. I was 8 or nine when my uncle moved in with us and he loved Marty Robbins. That's my intro to him

[@russgilbertson8689]

Excellent song , Johnny Cash the very Best.

[@mickeymayfield4192]

you should watch the movie walk the line it gives you background how johnnys beginngs

[@JasonCSiler]

He is a true legend

[@markatkinson6248]

A true legend...Yes, Johnny Cash!!!

[@angelajones6539]

Just one of my favorites of Johnny's!!

[@billdurfy2110]

I’m glad to hear Luca is enjoying good music. 😁

[@walterpanovs]

Check out his profoundly moving, self-descriptive "Man in Black" from around 1971.

[@carolmartin1298]

@Scott Allen me too. Gives me chills every time

[@johnlewandowski8624]

Gotta love that humming between the verses! A unique touch!

[@dalejestes8166]

Johnny cash was the one that got Waylon Jennings started ....they shared a apartment together...

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, his "Ring Of Fire" next for your 7th Johnny Cash song!

[@joeterp5615]

To me this song is ALL about the MESSAGE and how AUTHENTICALLY it’s delivered. It’s a beautiful statement of strong commitment based on love. It’s the best side of human nature. His spouse makes him a better man. It’s not like so many other love songs that merely express the FEELINGS of love. This is the real deal. I’m inspired and uplifted every time I hear this song.

[@roberttaylor5997]

Ironically, it was for his FIRST wife.

[@George_Floggins]

But it was for his first wife Vivian as he was on the road a lot. That did not turn out well but the message of the music still stands to this day

[@joeterp5615]

@@George_Floggins Indeed, there is some real irony there. I’ve thought of that too while listening to it, but mostly it’s the great message and the conviction with which it’s delivered that hits me and inspires me.

[@markbarker6739]

One of the greatest most distinctive voices ever

[@billofalltrades2633]

Johnny is an amazing artist! Great Song!

[@buckyc.9069]

You don't know the songs, you don't know the music, but you know the name. That is the definition of Superstar.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Here’s a cool fact Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan were huge fans of each other’s music. In the late 60’s Cash had Dylan come on his television show,which was a big thing at that time. His then 13 year old daughter Rosanne said that she was the coolest and most popular 8th grader the day after

[@Dee-JayW]

I still have my Rosanne Cash albums!

[@kateritter5765]

Young Kenny Rogers was in a rock group First Edition. Listen to him "Just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in"

[@dontherealartist]

I saw Johnny Cash perform in 1996 in Sparks, Nevada, and after the show he was gracious enough to sign my Fender Telecaster, which I had brought along,.You incorrectly said you heard ''an acoustic guitar'' here, but what you heard was his lead-guitarist playing a Fender Telecaster. I even talked to him on the phone BEFORE the show when I was mistakenly-connected to his room, He was very gracious. DON'T HATE. It was a huge thrill because I first him out in the desert on the radio of my parent's RAMBLER not far from this hotel.This was when ''RING OF FIRE'' was first released. I essentially grew-up with Johnny Cash. So enjoy the rabbit-hole.

[@benwolk6494]

You should check out Marty Robbins -- "Big Iron," "El Paso," and "The Alamo" are some of his best songs. A great storyteller in the country western tradition.

[@armadillotoe]

Cash does a good version of Big Iron too.

[@resurrectionwaiting9294]

Marty Robbins' album "Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs" ought to be in every music lovers collection!

[@gregorymoore2877]

@@resurrectionwaiting9294 That and More Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs. Also... Johnny Horton Makes History.

[@resurrectionwaiting9294]

@@gregorymoore2877 If I had the means, i'd buy all the box sets put out by Bear Family.

[@darrinlindsey]

The great thing about this song, is the 5 key changes. He changes key with every verse, and there's no chorus.

[@dggydddy59]

I'd guess it's completely unique in any country or rock n roll song of the era.

[@richh650]

Love Jonny's raw performances.

[@mikenicolay2483]

Mr. Cash wrote that while he was in the US Air Force while he was "walking the line," along the airstrip. That was a duty assignment back then. I met him in Korea (much later) and he showed he had a sense of humor. When asked if he's ever been in the military he replied, "Yes, Sergeant, I spent 20 years in the Air Force, from 1950 to 1954!"

[@kellykent131]

The movie is Walk the lLine, with Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon. I can’t wait to watch your movie reactions.

[@broniex14]

Reese won the Oscar for this movie

[@nickface55]

Johnny Cash is like taking song writing 101, it's basic, beautiful and yet genius. Everyone should do something that I did, I listened to a Johnny Cash song and then a Ramones song, and did it over and over again and realized that JC was the real inspiration for what we would call "Punk!" No kidding they were so similar that it was eerie.

[@roncypert8255]

One word for The Man In Black…. Iconic!

[@violettompkins206]

Oh yeah! The Man in black.. Love Johnny Cash✌❤🎶

[@MrMusiclover333]

I Walk the Line was one of Cash's early recordings released on the Sun label. There was no drummer on those early Cash recordings. The boom-chicka-boom sound we hear is Cash on his guitar with a piece of paper threaded between the strings. If you want to hear a truly great Cash composition you might take a listen to his Sun label release of "Big River."

[@laurasmith4435]

Folsom prison blues is my all time favorite Johnny cash song! I know you guys will love it as well. My daddy used to sing it when I was a little girl so it always makes me think of him!

[@tylerlackey8756]

I have been blessed with the ability to sing just like Johnny Cash

[@andymcgill354]

A true legend Johnny Cash.

[@rray848]

This song is originally from 1956. I was going to suggest another song from the 50s... From 1958 is it a Surf Rock song that has only 3 words in it... it's real easy to sing along to... 😜 "Tequila" by The Champs. It started out as a B side but ended up doing better than the original A side song.

[@SPAMDAGGER22]

Pee Wee Herman "ruined' Tequila for me. I can't hear that song without picturing him dancing on the biker bar to it! .... kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4eupJdur5ummdk

[@ChrisW-17]

Johnny Cash has influenced so many artists in the rock and country worlds over the years. Some suggestions: His duet with his daughter Rosanne Cash "September When it Comes" His posthumous duet with Sheryl Crow "Redemption Day" The Emmylou Harris song "Strong Hand" which is about Johnny and June's relationship.

[@DrDanQ]

Johnny was such an unpretentious, kind person. I had the privilege of taking care of him and other members of his family in the late 80’s early 90’s. On occasion he’d be seen shopping at a store near his home and when approached by someone recognizing him he’d always be patient and gracious to them. I have a tour jacket and a signed copy of his novel he wrote about the Apostle Paul that I treasure.

[@audreyhumphries5867]

I’ve listened to him since I was a child, through my grandmother, my Aunt and my momma and yes! Still though they’ve passed I still listen!

[@sandraquinn8969]

Johnny Cash and his wife June Carter Cash singing Jackson is pure perfection

[@The_Dudester]

Late 1960's, I Walk The Line. I hung out with a brother in law at a laundromat because the jukebox had a lot of songs that he liked. I remembered him singing this as the record played.

[@jamesgonzales5285]

Johnny, an American Treasure. No one, can take that away.

[@shaunfoulk4233]

Love this song 🎵Johnny Cash always reminds me of my grandpa 👴His favorite songs 🎵were this one. Cocain Blues, and Folsom Prison Blues 💙Enjoy 🎵❤😉💙

[@Cynthia...]

Johnny Cash the Man in Black and his wife June they were such a great couple and they both sang so well.

[@LisafromFl]

Please react to"one piece at a time".it's a humorous side of him that I think y'all will really enjoy!! U can't go wrong no matter what Johnny Cash songs u listen to.He is a legend for a reason!!

[@rapsack7058]

Jep......There is country music and there is Jonny Cash. Cash is on his own page. Nearly all like it....

[@fnjesusfreak]

There's a joke in "One Piece at a Time" that references Leroy Van Dyke's "The Auctioneer", and if you know that it's even funnier.

[@fnjesusfreak]

@@rapsack7058 I know someone who hates country. But he digs Cash.

[@that1dragonkid]

I actually saw Johnny & June in concert when I was a little girl (maybe 7 or 8) and they performed that song! It was a fun song to watch them play live. Makes me smile even 40 years later!

[@jkbowers56]

YES! 😀

[@Refugeefromcalif]

Someone to also check out would be, Johnny Horton. His songs tend to be based on historical events.

[@douglasmarkussen8529]

RING OF FIRE! That HAS to be your next Johnny Cash song.

[@carla68]

Do folsom prison blues, his most iconic song. You'd also like Jackson sung as a duet with his wife June Carter.

[@utcnc7mm]

Have they done "Ring Of Fire"?

[@bengilbert7655]

I second Jackson. I recommend the live video from The Best of the Johnny Cash TV Show.

[@carla68]

@@bengilbert7655 They were saying they'd like to hear his speaking voice. Watching some videos from his TV show would be the best way.

[@carla68]

@@utcnc7mm I don't think so.

[@joshsmith302]

I would like to see them react to Johnny Cash,-(One piece at a time) with the car at the end of it. They would love it.

[@amandagladden6703]

I strongly suggest Home Free "Man of Constant Sorrow." Tim (the bass) has an excellent low register. They're a great group.

[@mariannemabie9274]

They have done it, you can search it and watch it.

[@KristineT4525]

Yes!

[@michaelknight2118]

You know Johnny Cash has been everywhere, he'll tell you in a song. Such a legend. Pure was his sound. Folsom Prison Blues. Enough said. Song so good it's covered by Home Free. Thanks again. Smi!e

[@anthonyblakely399]

Love Johnny Cash......................

[@robertbrentar2657]

Yes! His voice!!! But you want to experience something kinda freaky, go check out Thomas Gabriel! He is Johnny Cash's grandson and I SWEAR if you close your eyes while listening, you would swear it is Johnny himself! Grandson got grandaddy's voice!

[@eddieevans6692]

Walk the Line was the title of a biopic about Johnny Cash staring Joaquin Phoenix. It's a fantastic movie and give some insight into who Johnny Cash really was. Nominated for 5 Academy Awards, including best actor, Reese Witherspoon won for her portrayal of June Carter, his wife

[@BettyBicepGirls]

Great movie ! A must see for all music lovers 👍🏻

[@giannag4581]

Joaquin Phoenix met Johnny Cash right after Johnny saw Gladiator. He wanted Joaquin to play him in the movie.

[@TheAxxon44]

I am so glad I was introduced to Johnny Cash before I was old enough to understand what musical genres are, much less have to pick a favorite one.

[@LM-hb6yn]

If you haven't watched Johnny Cash and his wife singing together live, you have to do so. I loved watching them together when I was a child. Their love was so palpable. As far as deep voices go, Tennessee Ernie Ford had an even deeper voice. Check out him singing "Sixteen Tons".

[@davidfrischknecht8261]

Another singer with a deep voice is Josh Turner. You should check out his songs "Would You Go With Me", and "Long Black Train".

[@troyhagen9843]

This. Came hear to say exactly the same thing.

[@helenallen4404]

There are actually two movies. 'I Walk the Line' was a 1969 movie starring Gregory Peck. This song was the main one on the soundtrack. It was filmed in my hometown, Gainesboro, Tennessee. 'Walk the Line' was a movie based on Johnny and June's life starring Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix.

[@ladyvader139]

Walk the Line is an incredible movie about Johnny Cash and June Carter. You absolutely have to watch it. 😀

[@bethreads3294]

I’m so blessed to have grown up with this music, my parents loved that old country sound. Love it!! ❤️

[@ssga_tgbuddy3082]

Have always loved Johnny Cash and just like the other larger than life artists like The Beatles or Elvis or ... There is just something I notice when a Johnny Cash song is playing on the radio. It's like always special that Johnny Cash is about to sing something. Like you can feel his Largeness.

[@brownie1341]

Quintessential Johnny Cash. He sounds good without trying hard.

[@JoseGarza-jp5ec]

Awesome song

[@parsifal40002]

One of the greatest country music singers ever!

[@dwhite849]

Johnny and Dylan released a duet of "Girl From the North Country" killed it

[@arjaylee]

As an artist, Johnny Cash was transcendent. He defied genres, while he blended them. His prison concert recordings are epic! Check out the Ballad of Ira Hayes

[@60sbaby456]

J cash another giant gem

[@Darryl_Frost]

Song about his faith to his wife, a beautiful song.

[@tomwilliamson6629]

If you like Johnny Cash’s deep voice, you have to listen to Don Williams. You will fall in love instantly. Listen to “I Believe In You”

[@gregwatson3300]

Don Williams was a great songwriter and storyteller.

[@ericgerber9751]

He never became known outside of the singer songwriter fan base, but Greg Brown has the most incredible deep voice. I’ve never known a woman who didn’t swoon at the sound of his voice and I’ve never met a man who didn’t secretly wish his voice could be that low.

[@naomiwarner7117]

Johnny wrote this song for June Carter when she was touring with him, Carl Perkins and, Jerry Lee Lewis. Johnny fell in love with June but, she wouldn't go out with him because, at that time they were both married to different people. They did a concert one night and, Johnny's wife Vivian accused June of going with Johnny, after this June decided that if she was going to get accused of it, she may as well do it so, she did! June was married to Carl Smith and they had 2 girls, Carl had been messing around on June so, she divorced him, after Johnny wrote WALK THE LINE for June, June wrote RING OF FIRE for Johnny! The rest is history! You all need to watch the movie WALK THE LINE, it's about Johnny and Junes life! You will love it I promise!

[@benb6535]

You REALLY need to do a reaction to "I've Been Everywhere", that's probably my favorite Johnny Cash song

[@wiliamgreco9724]

The one song that always grabbed me was "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down" This is storytelling at it's best! My opinion.

[@merljacksonii7233]

Definitely hit up "Ring of Fire". The story goes that he was writing the song "Ring of Fire" and couldn't find a way to mesh the sounds. That night he had a dream in which he added Mexican horns to the piece. The next day he recorded it with the horns and it became one of his biggest and most iconic hits. Check it out and let us know. Blessings to you and yours.

[@troyhagen9843]

June Carter Cash officially wrote "Ring of Fire" about her relationship with Johnny. It's true that after hearing the song Johnny had a dream about adding Mexican horns to it.

[@merljacksonii7233]

@@troyhagen9843 You're right. That's what I get for trusting my old memory. lol Thank you for the correction. Blessed be to you and yours.

[@dirtylatte]

Sunday Morning Coming Down...my JC favorite.

[@Immrtal1]

Rockabilly Johnny Cash was the OG!! He was also a big advocate for those down and out!

[@gregorymoore2877]

For a couple more different sides to Johnny Cash, I recommend "Ballad Of A Teenage Queen" which includes an opera singer and "The Wanderer" which is basically a song written and performed by U2 but with Johnny Cash doing the lead vocal.

[@annettebatayias4290]

The man in black Johnny Cash! So many great songs by this man! Love it!

[@kirbygulbrandsen4507]

My favorite country singer,I grew up on his music. He once went to a voice coach and the voice coach told don’t change a thing.

[@sherribrock2726]

Most artist have major respect, including hip hop, punk, rock, etc… I think because he respected them and their music.

[@BradReddekopp]

It's a challenging song to sing because of the key changes. He starts doing a circle of fourths. The first verse is in the key of F. At the end of the verse, the guitar walks up to Bb, which is the fourth note in the F major scale. The second verse is in the key of Bb. At the the end of that verse, the guitar walks up to Eb, which is the fourth note in the Bb major scale. Eventually, the circle would have taken him back to the key of F but he then breaks the pattern and the guitar walks to Bb again, which is the _fifth_ note in the key of Eb. The third verse is then in Bb. At the end of that verse, the guitar walks to the fifth again, allowing him to do the final verse in F. He could have eventually returned to F by continuing the circle of fourths but he would have had to write many more verses and the song would have been too long for the radio format of the time. Many cover bands do his song "Folsom Prison Blues" in the key of E because it's easier to play but he did it in F. At the end of every verse, the singer has to hit the first note of the scale. In the key of E, that's E of course but in F the note is F. For many of us, it's a lot easier to hit that low F than the low E even though they're only a semitone apart. My band does it in F. He had an iconic voice but his vocal range was limited. Great singers don't necessarily have the most technically impressive voices. Rather, they learn how to get the best out of the voice they have. In that regard, Johnny Cash was a great singer.

[@thepunadude]

THIS WAS MR CASHS' BREAKOUT/BREAKTHROUGH SONG ... HE KILLED IT!

[@jonathanwright9613]

John Cash is one original Rock & Roller, one of the class of '56.

[@stephanarizona9094]

Johnny Cash is one of the few artists that transcend race, age, religion, and all other groups, doesn't matter who you are, the Man in Black is awesome!