Hollywood Bowl 1963 - Johnny Cash (Full Concert)

[@liloldlady1]

An important part of history. Cash made a huge contribution to 20th century popular music. Thank you.

[@bruckner1572]

"Gotta Travel On" seemed to be used as a closing song back then. I remember it was used to close the show in April of 1966 in Green Bay, WI, my first Cash concert.

[@JohnnyCashCentral]

How awesome that you got to see Cash live!

[@ttyson5]

I've always heard about this performance, how "out of it" J.R. was. It's sad, but it shaped his life and the legend that I love.

[@bendale6656]

I know Johnny alway hated this recording and show, but I disagree. It’s raw and compelling and a true testament to performing something meaningful when you’re not at your best. What a giant talent.

[@TheMidnightModder]

Yeah, that's what I love about it. Like you said, it's RAW, and because of that it's one of his greatest shows ever. You never hear music like this anymore because everything has to be so perfect... And they just don't make them like they used to. Modern society doesn't allow people like Johnny Cash to exist.

[@vic4253]

He was in a very bad condition here due to drugs and his wife sitting in the audience while him being in love with June...True piece of history this recording.

[@henrydemonfreid1985]

dry throat from the pills

[@haitiansouljadex3186]

i feel bad for the 1st wife tho

[@waldemarakrapsata8406]

@@haitiansouljadex3186 čas vše zahojí

[@danielhirrel3712]

Love Luther Perkins and Johnny obviously. Thank you!

[@waldemarakrapsata8406]

Marshalla také

[@waldemarakrapsata8406]

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[@angelamariameneghel2835]

Cash retratou seu tempo com sensibilidade de gênio

[@TOMsideways-nt6tx]

Just happy to hear ol Johnny

[@patriot4786]

Hes voice sounds sick

[@eduardo14059]

i have been looking for this for a long time thanks for the upload pall

[@TheLostArchives1]

With how big Carnegie Hall was compared to this one, I'm greatly surprised and deeply saddened that there isnt any recordings of him there.

[@JohnnyCashCentral]

As you probably know, that Carnegie Hall show is infamous for how out of sorts Cash was. Allegedly, they were going to tape it but turned off the tapes when he showed up under the influence.

[@tammygilesthecandykitchen6819]

There is a recording of his 1994 Carnegie Hall concert on KZbin.

[@devilrobbie25]

TY for the upload

[@JohnnyCashCentral]

You are welcome, comments are very appreciated!

[@alexf6886]

According to Johnny Cash: The Life, this show was actually considered a success as it came a few weeks after a performance at Carnegie Hall that was, by all accounts, a train wreck. Legend of John Henry's Hammer was actually brand new at the time, as Cash had only just recorded it in the studio.

[@CountryCoversOfficial]

i was watching My Father and The Man In Black at it said at this concert which you can hear at 21:47, Johnny Cash just walked off without saying anything

[@yeezus850]

lol akward

[@echopedal4764]

that version of bandana though! :D

[@willievance3817]

Didn’t even even have to tell people his name. That trumpet gives it away.

[@luzterrazas8866]

Eres único cash k voz tan pero tan hermosa k delicia escucharte ❤

[@lcar4000]

Yeah, he didn't sound great here, but it still was electric. Thanks for posting.

[@TheAtomBat]

lcar4000 his voice was parched from amphetamine

[@nancyprohira2571]

Hey. Hello I'm Johnny Cash!

[@wolfgangwylde5889]

Came here hoping someone would mention where to find the entire concert.Im looking for the Louvin Brothers performance at this concert.Ira is my Grandfather and Charlie is my Granduncle.

[@JohnnyCashCentral]

I don't have it, but if I see it I'll let you know.

[@wolfgangwylde5889]

JohnnyCashfan66 Thanks. I finally found a streaming file with the entire Louvin Brothers performance at the Hollywood bowl. I think It's an odd performance.

[@wolfgangwylde5889]

JohnnyCashfan66 Thank I finally found a streaming audio file online. The entire Louvin Brothers Hollywood bowl performance. I think it was odd performance to say the least

[@jamesreeves7227]

Where’d you find the streaming file to hear the Louvin Brothers performance? I’d kill to hear their part of this show!!

[@TheAtomBat]

2:44

[@OthO67]

The idea of the Mexican horns was innovative.

[@AllenMarshClips]

How can we call this the full concert if it doesn't include any of the other singers?

[@jesiahHernandez]

What tuning did john use in this video

[@johnbloh4289]

Long time ago

[@spinitagain529]

Is this a soundboard recording or an audience recording?

[@JohnnyCashCentral]

@@spinitagain529 It sounds to me like a soundboard recording, but I'm not positive.

[@spinitagain529]

@@JohnnyCashCentral That's what I thought. Thanks for responding!

[@goplad1]

Somehow Marshall Grant considered both the Carnegie Hall show and this concert to be triumphs. By Cash's own account they were both marred by his parched throat due to his amphetamine consumption. Truth is he was mortified by both performances.

[@TheAtomBat]

goplad1 he was high from pills and a little drunk that's why he sounded bad

[@minecraftmojang3971]

Who is singing?

[@TheAtomBat]

minecraft mojang Johnny Cash

[@minecraftmojang3971]

Are you sure? because I've been listening a lot of Johnny Cash music and I don't recognize that voice

[@TheAtomBat]

minecraft mojang His voice is parched. He was using amphetamine and he was drinking.

[@minecraftmojang3971]

a ok

[@eduardolopez7760]

Its hank sr who do think it is its johnny cash man come on

[@jrock5582]

He must have good genetics to have taken all those amphetamines and not have anything happen to him.

[@aidanmartin8092]

He died when he was 71 years old

[@Henry-yg1yc]

Aidan Martin but from diabetes

[@kadeberrier3799]

He OD'd in 1966

[@GeorgeJonesArchive]

@@kadeberrier3799proof?

[@TheJoec2005]

shame he was on drugs during this time

[@bobsch3902]

Seine Stimme klingt heiser von den Drogen. Schade