Walking the Line with Johnny Cash
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Aunt Bea
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An old Hank Williams song from 1951 performed by Johnny Cash.
Aunt Bea
SF VIP
- Location
- Near Mount Pilot
Aunt Bea
SF VIP
- Location
- Near Mount Pilot
Johnny Cash's family give seal of approval of Royal Philharmonic album LINK
His son, John Carter Cash, said: "I believe my father's voice remains an orchestra in his own right. His iconic, unique timbre and tone is not shadowed by the surrounding symphonic music, nor is it subdued by it.
"The pairing works beautifully."
The recordings include 'Man In Black' and 'Ring Of Fire', plus Cash's duets 'Girl From The North Country' with Bob Dylan and 'The Loving Gift' with his five-time Grammy award-winning late ex-wife, June Carter Cash.
His son, John Carter Cash, said: "I believe my father's voice remains an orchestra in his own right. His iconic, unique timbre and tone is not shadowed by the surrounding symphonic music, nor is it subdued by it.
"The pairing works beautifully."
The recordings include 'Man In Black' and 'Ring Of Fire', plus Cash's duets 'Girl From The North Country' with Bob Dylan and 'The Loving Gift' with his five-time Grammy award-winning late ex-wife, June Carter Cash.
Kayelle
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- California, southern central coast
I’m sure no fan of Johnny Cash.
His first wife and mother of his four children was a friend of mine as Vivian Cash and I bowled together many years ago. As a friend she was beautiful, inside and out. He made life hell for her with his drug and alcohol addictions, not to mention women.
He wrote “I Walk the Line” for Vivian and when I hear him sing that it turns my stomach.
He was a liar and a cheat just like so many others of his kind, and June Carter is no better.
I watched his last performance in 2003 and when he started singing “I Walk the Line” with no apparent shame, he proved once again he hadn’t learned a dang thing.
Being generous on the other hand, maybe when he sang it for the last time he was thinking of her. He died in 2003 and Vivian died in 2006.
His first wife and mother of his four children was a friend of mine as Vivian Cash and I bowled together many years ago. As a friend she was beautiful, inside and out. He made life hell for her with his drug and alcohol addictions, not to mention women.
He wrote “I Walk the Line” for Vivian and when I hear him sing that it turns my stomach.
He was a liar and a cheat just like so many others of his kind, and June Carter is no better.
I watched his last performance in 2003 and when he started singing “I Walk the Line” with no apparent shame, he proved once again he hadn’t learned a dang thing.
Being generous on the other hand, maybe when he sang it for the last time he was thinking of her. He died in 2003 and Vivian died in 2006.
Welcome to the forum, @Kayelle, and thanks for sharing!
Kayelle
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- California, southern central coast
That was nice of you Meander, and it's much appreciated. I was afraid you would be offended, and glad to see that wasn't the case. Vivian was a wonderful woman and really loved and respected in this community by the way she lived her life.
Johnny Cash's grandson Thomas Gabriel Cash sounds just like his grandfather. (LINK)
He even has the famous Cash scowl. It comes as no surprise since Thomas and his grandfather shared a special bond growing up. Johnny regularly invited little Thomas up on stage to sing “When the Saints Go Marching In” with him.
He even has the famous Cash scowl. It comes as no surprise since Thomas and his grandfather shared a special bond growing up. Johnny regularly invited little Thomas up on stage to sing “When the Saints Go Marching In” with him.