Johnny Cash - Pickin' Time

[@billyuhlir3783]

I absolutely love luthers guitar sound.

[@Getrhythmgausdal]

Great version! :)

[@stephanieredden8861]

In 1982,He told Harry Reasoner that this was his favorite song. He liked that it was wholesome and conveyed a good message.

[@Mamaofthehooligan]

heard about this song in a local magazine Alabama Living had to listen to it granny said she lived off cornbread & pinto beans I say 80 or so years later & what's changed we still living off beans 8 days a week

[@Im.humaid]

johnny cash the best for me and the world

[@JohnnyCashIsGod]

man this is the same show as that amazing Big River performance, right? he looks skinny and scary and high but man is he on and does that voice ever sound amazing.

[@shadowdeslaar]

He always looks high as hell.

[@lindadawson5928]

He WAS high as hell, an addict sadly. Alcohol and shooting up.

[@damastan00b]

exactly 25,00 views, it deserves 500,000,000,000,000,000 more

[@lancasterritzyescargotdine2602]

"25,00" is not a number, Doophys!

[@30acreshop_time]

he meant 25.000 your the doophy

[@kadeberrier3799]

December 1st 1961. A week after this Mother Maybelle and the Carter sisters will join the Tennessee 3

[@RimboBobo]

What an upload! Thanks. Love this song, you know he means business from the opening line!

[@jeremyyeager8237]

Luther Perkins 👍👍👍👍👍

[@norbertoguadagni9331]

¡No lo tenía! Muchas gracias

[@doseusa]

Pick'n times good living music

[@chrisburch3808]

Luther playing his Fiesta Red prototype Jaguar through a reverb tank.

[@30acreshop_time]

Just dripping with reverb

[@buggywhip1]

Definitive JC, thanks!

[@tonysalaski]

Only Johnny Cash was in a class by himself

[@30acreshop_time]

With the amount of drugs he did lol

[@jdub5527]

cool

[@lov2aclr8]

meanest trio ever!!!!!!!

[@30acreshop_time]

Great song and Luther is just dripping with reverb, but I can’t help but notice Johnny looks kinda high😅😂

[@JimmieLith]

this must be from country style USA!?

[@Grifiki]

TT2. Not 3... Sun Records...

[@xassassinghost2576]

Griffith Harland you can see W.S. Holland. This song is off the Fabulous Johnny Cash album which was his first Columbia album.