Week Of Johnny Cash - Cocaine Blues ( Day 7 ) | Reaction

Week Of Johnny Cash - Cocaine Blues ( Day 7 ) | Reaction
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[@GaOutlawVinyl]

You should definitely do another week of Johnny Cash. You should also do a week of Waylon Jennings.

[@chrislind57]

Nah, a week of Willie.

[@wgj4everlong426]

maybe start with no good chain gang Waylon and Cash

[@GaOutlawVinyl]

@@wgj4everlong426 Chain Gang, Dock of the Bay with Willie Nelson, Revelation, Sandy Sends Her Best, Thanks, Freedom To Stay & Ramblin’ Man

[@m.f.culler9012]

Definitely a week of Waylon!!!!

[@gogleaccount2763]

@@m.f.culler9012 a week of the highwaymen Willie, Waylon, Kris and Johnny

[@LadyShar]

Im not sure if someone already told you this but Johnny Cash has been inducted into the Rock and Roll, County and Gospel Halls of fame. Yes all 3. Legend for real

[@wgj4everlong426]

and songwriters HOF

[@LadyShar]

@@wgj4everlong426 nice, I didn't know about that one. ❤

[@leostawicki7283]

He is in the SONGWRITERS Hall of Fame.

[@anitasharlenewhitley8380]

This was a live recording at Folsom prison. However, he never went to prison... only jail.

[@tracykingston9668]

True, he was jailed a few times overnight and actually once for trespassing and picking flowers . Good thing we got the law enforcers to keep these dangerous people off the street. LOL. Haggard actually was in the joint for 2 years. San Quentin for attempted burglary.

[@douglasgawitt8818]

He is a great story teller. You need a second week. Need to do “A boy named Sue”.

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

I so agree. Written just before the show. It is hillarious. Also first performed at Folsom.

[@jerrymoadj.r.1911]

He was never in prison lol jail yes prison na

[@ChrisHaar]

Yup yup. Maybe check out the movie Walk the Line. It's pretty good

[@leewinstead917]

I'm pretty sure he was referring to Folsom Prison Blues.

[@christopherbako]

@@leewinstead917 Merle Haggard was actually in San Quentin. "Mama Tried" was about that. Good song.

[@lipby]

When people were criticizing gangsta rappers in the 90s, Johnny Cash said that the rappers need to tell their story how they see fit.

[@cydrych]

You did a Johnny Cash week and didn’t do Man In Black? Weird.

[@LadyShar]

Johnny Cash week 2, let's make it happen! Hit that 👍

[@mrtoad8585]

The prison changes depending on if he’s in folsom or san quentin

[@unclej4805]

How do you NOT end Johnny Cash week with Hurt?????

[@tanadienwhiteowl211]

He has already done Hurt.

[@unclej4805]

@@leostawicki7283 definitely know that, but NiN signed over all rights to the song to Mr. Cash because he covered it so well. Even if NiN didn't do that, not all songs that he reacts to are originals, or need to be. Covers are reacted to all the time.

[@tracykingston9668]

@justinsane1995 A man named Roy Hogshead wrote it and recorded it first in 1944 , I believe.

[@tracykingston9668]

@justinsane1995 It's a tangled web. The song by Woody Guthrie in 1944 must have been "Little Sadie", because " Cocaine blues " was supposedly written in 1947 by Roy Hogshead and also by Red Arnall in 1947. Roy Hogshed and the Rainbow Riders recorded it on May 25, 1947 at Universal Recorders in Hollywood , and charted at #15 in 1948. W.A Nichols and the Western Aces recorded and released it in 1947 , with Red Arnall the lead singer. A confusing mess. Hogshed didn't write it in 1944 , my mistake.

[@anitasharlenewhitley8380]

Check out merle Haggard, he was at Folsom prison as a inmate and saw this performance. So when he got out, he wrote songs and actually became the only true outlaw country music star

[@thomasshull4728]

Johnny di

[@thomasshull4728]

Merle Haggard served time at San Quentin

[@angelamcgowan1253]

😂😂😂😂 love it !! Me and my twin sister used to dream that we would marry Johnny Cash when we grew up . I guess girls really do like a bad boys. Hollasquad

[@Moomookitty-vq3ch]

This song was written in 1948 by Roy Hogsed. Not Johnny Cash. Although Johnny Cash is a National Treasure.

[@beebeedavis240]

He was never in prison idk about jail merle haggard was in prison when Johnny cash was singing there

[@carolgranados4892]

Listen to Merle Haggard he was a prisoner when Johnny did a concert prison. Listen to his Mama Tried.

[@itmesweepy7699]

Wish you would have done Ring of Fire. Thanks for your reactions.

[@lazypecek]

Man, since you love good messages in songs, you would LOVE 'Hurt' and 'Man in black'. And trust me, we would love it as well :)

[@ShadowBanned904]

The man could tell a story, through song! Thank you for Johnny Cash week!

[@garyparis6592]

He was performing not a prisoner.

[@tylerdrummond3405]

Hey if you haven’t I would watch “Walk The Line” movie about the legendary Johnny cash. Joaquin Phoenix plays him

[@janecampfield2732]

Love your reactions...LOL.....Johnny Cash loved westerns...stories...he was very creative. He was on a few western movies.

[@jebledbetter2117]

Great reaction! I really enjoy how you dive into the artist/ bands catalog and see what they have to offer. Please please please do a week of The Eagles!

[@lacymoyes6706]

I second this!! Definitely a week of The Eagles!

[@dianeritthaler7792]

He sang this in Folsom Prison. They loved it. Lol

[@kingfisheroutdoors4497]

He never did any prison time. He just had a heart for prisoners and wrote songs from their point of view. He was arrested and went to jail for public drunk a couple times I think. He played concerts in prison though and felt bad for them. The only real famous artist I know of that did that. You should read his book. Man in black. He did have a drug problem.

[@foxfire1229]

Enjoyed it, love Johnny and June 🎵❣️

[@TallifTallonbrook]

You really need to watch the movie Walk the Line. Explains a lot.

[@LMcCall96]

Week 2 please! 💙

[@amongwolves511]

Watch the movie "I walk the Line" to learn more about Johnny Cash

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

John's first prison concert was at San Quentin. He struggled hard with his record company to let him do that. This show is also on record. The original album is titled "At San Quentin". One of the inmates in the audience was the great Merle Haggard...later to become one of country music's greatest performers and a legend.

[@robertc.1958]

@Dag R. Johnson: Wrong! Johnny Cash's first prison concert album was "Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison" ( 1968; ) followed, a year later, by "Johnny Cash at San Quentin" ( 1969. )

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

@@robertc.1958 WRONG!!! Merle Haggard saw John in SQ...and he was an inmate in -58, not in the late 60s!!!

[@robertc.1958]

@@dagr.johnsen2164 Wrong again! Johnny Cash did indeed inspire Merle Haggard, but - I never said he did so in 1969. Johnny Cash had been doing concerts ( ? - maybe benefit concerts ) at various prisons for many years BEFORE his big break in getting one recorded for an album ( which was 1968's "Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison." ) One of those earlier concerts was at San Quentin, where Merle Haggard was serving time at that time. So, yeah - that would have been around 1958, or maybe 1959 ( because Merle Haggard was released from prison in 1960, according to the bio. info. about him. )

[@copeandgrizz7691]

While on tour that year, he was arrested October 4 in El Paso, Texas, by a narcotics squad. The officers suspected he was smuggling heroin from Mexico, but found instead 688 Dexedrine capsules (amphetamines) and 475 Equanil (sedatives or tranquilizers) tablets that the singer had hidden inside his guitar case.

[@copeandgrizz7691]

But never served prison time, only county.

[@kevinsharpjr]

You couldn't have picked a better song to end the week of Johnny Cash

[@ronaldburton8052]

Great reactions. Consider a week of Hank Williams jr. Another true outlaw

[@chiefsteps-in-poo8447]

He was never in prison. He had a great fondness and respect for prisoners, especially in Folsom.

[@jasondzija4915]

He was never arrested for serious crimes. He gave concerts for inmates. It was his persona.

[@rosemarycoylecoyle9279]

Please consider a week or duets....example Alan Jackson/George Strait, Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers Aaron Neville=/Linda Ronstadt.

[@MarkScobey]

Johnny cash like speed in the day

[@dustyhead3126]

Johnny Cash week 2 is a must

[@kippytx]

Yes to another Johnny Cash week

[@athenawilliams3170]

Some of his songs were written while on drugs and after his arrest for narcotics. No record labels wanted to touch him because of his addiction, but he recorded a record live at folsom prison singing these songs for inmates.

[@TheAcworthdude]

Live from Folsom Prison

[@kennethtish2090]

I thought he made this song up on the spot when the guards told him not to rile up the inmates do you know if it's true

[@alacy52]

@@kennethtish2090 Not true. The song was written more than 20 years before Cash ever recorded it.

[@hunterperry1524]

1. Jackson ft. June Carter (folsom prison version) 2. Stripes 3. Boy Named Sue 4. I've Been Everywhere 5. Daddy dang bass 6. Big River 7. The Highway Man

[@kellee2499]

He's actually performing this at Folsom Prison.. that's the crowd cheering..😁

[@sallyg.125]

Johnny was a wild one when he was young but,, these are just stories he wrote. He did go through drug addiction, alcoholism and fooling around when he first got famous. In the end he married his soulmate, June Carter. He got straight and went back to the religion of his youth. The 2nd half of his life was peaceful but he never looked down on anyone

[@cbrucesbiz]

He was NEVER in prison. His songs give people to believe such but,... no never did NO, NO, Folsom prison is where he performed to the inmates. The train song is just a song. He did say he may have done something that should have put him in jail but never did. However Merle Haggard did.

[@leewinstead917]

You need another week of Johnny Cash. Too many good songs still to hear. As we've said, he empathized with convicts and did many concerts in prisons around the country, as well as performing a number of songs that the prisoners could relate to like this one.

[@Slidebite1775]

New to your channel. If you like Cash make sure you check out “Sunday Morning Coming Down”.

[@TheBratling]

LOL Sunday Morning Coming Down is a lot closer to his real life. Johnny Cash did got to jail once or twice for substance abuse issues, but he was never actually in prison. Unless it was for a concert...

[@seasickviking]

How RUSTY CAGE didn't make the list baffles me.

[@kippytx]

Ha Johnny Cash never served any real time. Merle Haggard however served 2 years in San Quentin Prison. Merle is amazing too. Listen to Sing Me Back Home

[@kathycash4419]

Johnny Cash was never in prison except to perform for inmates. He was jailed 7 times( one night each time).

[@TheRobinhannum]

He was never incarcerated in prison.

[@davetackett5880]

You are awesome please please please do some Lynyrd Skynyrd you'll get a lot of reaction there's a great band southern rock band the old Lynyrd Skynyrd always had a rebel flag but there was not prejudiced listen to a song called a song called Curtis loew you understand believe me they never did a song that was not awesome

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

This song was originally called Transfusion Blues and is much older than this. The meaning and lyrics are about the same.

[@wendyraymond1751]

Love it this has been a fantastic week thanku so much for all your amazing reactions love an God bless x

[@uncle_thulhu]

He only performed at Folsom. He wasn't an inmate. I think this was recorded at San Quentin.

[@beegee1960]

Nice try, but that was a different guy. Remember, he shot a man in Reno just watch him die.

[@RoronoaZoro-ru5ri]

Week of Goerge Jones should definitely be the next country artist week

[@gregorywilson1960]

You need to listen to Johnny's "25minutes to go" it tells how he gets out of Folsom Prison!!!!

[@fondaparsons5543]

He was never ever in Folsom prison. But he did a concert for the inmates in Folsom prison.

[@daledubose3032]

No no no. He went to Folsom because he "shot a man in Reno just to watch him die"

[@kentclark6420]

It was just a made-up story. Johnny never shot anyone.

[@daledubose3032]

@@kentclark6420 yes I know. I just meant the character in the song.

[@cydrych]

The character in Folsom “shot a man just to watch him die” to end up in prison.

[@bethhowton5768]

He was only in fulsome prison to do a concert there. He got in trouble but not prison.

[@rookis25]

cash has lots of songs about going to jail, he related to ppl incarcerated.

[@ericsoles1055]

He want every year and played for the prisoners the first stage he played as a little boy was for prisoners

[@mysticalbuttmonkeys4058]

Johnny was gangsta in the country community...

[@fakelandtommy4471]

What you know about this song does'nt even have a hook, no chorus, thats some gangsta shxt

[@robertwright7795]

What Johnny sings is called outlaw country

[@healing344]

Is it just me or do any reactors doing an entire week on an artist not do any research on said artist?? Makes these reactions seem not authentic.

[@jimsarinick6532]

nope, just singing to cowd....read the room

[@JadamUser]

Watch the movie Walk the line .. Its his life story

[@susandavis3796]

Johnny Cash was only in Folsom to perform a concert.

[@waynebrown1394]

Jonny Cash was arrested but he never spent time prison

[@coltonrogers2826]

You need to do brad paisley whiskey lullaby

[@equestrianwhotravels]

Thank you for doing this song!!

[@kentlyone]

He shot no one. He went to jail, not prison. And it was for drugs

[@johnyevoli2193]

You need to do his last song he did hurt he died right after and it's badass

[@itmesweepy7699]

Can you do a week of Violent Femmes? That would be awesome!

[@markwillis675]

RAGGED OLD FLAG!!!

[@sheilablackwell6003]

Don't take your guns to town is Kenny Rodger

[@markwillis675]

Nope. In the song "Folsom prison blues" he shot a man in Reno just to watch him die.

[@newgrl]

And in "25 Minutes to Go" he hangs.

[@robertbarnard682]

Johnny Cash was never in prison as an inmate.

[@leemiller1030]

Waylon Jennings for sure!

[@Airihi]

A hack was slang for a prison guard

[@jozefhatert6231]

Cash the real american badass

[@youngcolkie9363]

Waylon jennings, willie nelson

[@Uninvited72]

Yes, with a career that long he needs at least another week! 💗

[@LeRoyShow47]

No "Hurt?" fail. 100% fail

[@christymamaandkidzreaction3163]

I’ve been binging on your rock and country videos and you GOTTA check out jimmy Hendrix if you like the guitar he’s Eric Clapton then some most ppl check out hey Joe but pick anyone purple haze is my personal favorite check it out even if you don’t react to it check it out

[@josecruz8438]

Hurt and a Boy named sue is a must

[@Camothor10]

You should do Bob Dylan

[@sheenakinman8506]

Do a week 2!!!!

[@TheNeonRabbit]

Murder was the case

[@jameskrahn8355]

devils right hand

[@MarkScobey]

He was never in th joint

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

Recorded live at Folsom Prison. He cursed some but on the original album it was beeped out. Wasn't allowed to curse on records back then. Among other things... he said... "you can't say *beep*, *beep*, *beep* or *beep*!!! How's THAT grab you Bob?? 😎" I believe Bob was Bob Fergusson, a famed producer and in charge of recording this concert. Please correct me if I'm wrong about this Bob. Edit : Love your reaction! 👍 Another PS : His voice is raspy and hoarse because he was still on amphetamines then.

[@patdonnelly9392]

Aw...I just love that you enjoyed a whole week listening to this one-of-a-kind legend! You actually pay attention to the songs, and your opinions are genuine. Great reactor!

[@redrum482]

Yeah, he killed her. lol OG

[@evaasjostrom1373]

JC didn't write it.

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

Sorry if I'm spamming....but I've watched this many times now, and I just love your reaction. Thank you. 😀

[@wildbronco038]

Definitely need a Johnny Cash week 2 for Boy Named Sue, Man In Black, and Jackson! For some other country artists to react to try Loretta Lynn, Shania Twain, Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert, and Trisha Yearwood. I can suggest songs for each one but that'd be a novel length comment lol (They could probably each have their own week(s)).