Remember all of the old ones! I’m from Nashville, TN and still live close by. Love all of the oldies but goodies! I’m a baby boomer as well. All my life I’ve loved country music and it’s here to stay the old country music.

On the wings of a snow white dove, he sends his pure sweet love......loved that song.

I like Ghost Riders In The Sky and Highway man. He sang the last one with Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings, three great performers. Thank you again for this upload.

@Jeanne52573

4 жыл бұрын

Kris Kristofferson was the 4th singer in "Highwayman" as well.

Pete's always been my favorite character on Rawhide. It's good to know he's resting in such a nice place. Great work as usual! Thanks Steve!

It was so beautiful to see Johnny & June I remember all of them wonderful singers & all their songs

My favorite Johnny Cash song is ONE PIECE AT A TIME. it's a really fun song

@karenanderson8943

4 жыл бұрын

mine too Ronald although I just found out the name of the song today.There will never be another one like him.

I knew Sheb Wooley personally, had the honor of getting to know Sheb through Ben Johnson. Sheb was also born in raised in Erick, Oklahoma; same home town as Roger Miller. Sheb had married a cousin of Roger Miller for a while. Sheb was one of many actors that attended Ben Johnson's graveside funeral service in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. I had met Johnny and June Cash one time and had seen them a few times over the years, I also had the honor in attending his last small concert shortly after June's death and everyone could tell that Johnny was not going to be with us to much longer. June and Johnny had died with complications of diabetes and I truly feel that Johnny died of a broken heart with June's death. Thanks for showing those gravesites and keep up the great work!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for sharing your amazing memories with us, les. they were all such major talents. how cool that you got to know them in real life.

My favorite song of the Late Johnny Cash is Ring of fire.. was a honor to meet Johnny and June... greatest people I have ever met..

@TheGraveyardChannel

4 жыл бұрын

that would be. thanks for sharing with us, jane!

My favorite one was when he sang with Waylon, Willey as the Highway man. Loved I walk the line. Burning ring of Fire.

Another great video and love Johnny! I love "Hurt".

I've never seen a cemetery with so many lush, beautiful flowers.

I miss you Johnny, and your concerts You are one of the greatest contry singers, of all times. Regards from Johnny

He had so many great songs . Hard to have a favorite.

The last time I was in Nashville was 1970 when I was fourteen. Love Johnny and saw him in person in Lansing, MI in 1976.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

that must have been a memorable concert. thanks, dawn!

I have always loved Johnny Cash music. My fav is Man in Black. I just added Purple People Eater to my music a month ago. It’s a song the grandkids will enjoy.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

it really is a timeless classic!

Sheb Wooley, Ferlin Husky! Now you make feel better! AND OLDER! I grew up with The Johnny Cash Show. Well done.

What can I say… you had me at Johnny Cash 🐐

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

:-)

I was a big fan of Johnny Cash...I really like Folsom Prison Blues! Remembered all the old singers you mentioned...thanks for bringing back the memories.

Oh, I am definitely old enough to remember Ferlin Husky. My favorite song of his was 'I Hear Little Rock Calling'. A classic about my Home Town.

I was raised listening to Johnny Cash since my Dad was a fan. My very first concert was in 1971 when I was 5 and my parents and I went to see Johnny Cash in San Diego. I just wish I had been older so I could remember it better.

My mom was telling me how my late godmother weasled up to the front row of a Johnny cash concert at six flags great adventure in Jackson new jersey, about 46 years ago. My favorite songs are with him and June together. I loved the movie i walk the line

I love Johnny and June Cash they brought so much joy to their fans

So many of the greats are laid to rest here,love to visit there someday, One of my favorite Cash songs, was Ballad of a teenage Queen, and I have a picture of myself and Ferlin Husky on my nightstand I was a about 8 years old, that I treasure lol. There is another great cemetery in Nashville called Woodlawn two of my favorites are laid to rest there,,Marty Robbins and George Jones. Thanks again for sharing your vacation Steve

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

wow, how cool to have a photo like that. thanks for sharing this with us, paulette. and yes, I stopped at woodlawn and visited them both. coming up soon.

@pauletteaguilar1394

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheGraveyardChannel oh I'm so glad you got to go there,I would love to see them both,cant wait to watch

Folsom Prison Blues & Ring of Fire are a couple of my favorite Johnny Cash songs.

We all love the man in black! Get Rhythm and Jackson are faves as well as Ring of Fire. I had never heard of the other artists so I had to look them up. Great video!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I always enjoy learning about new people when I visit cemeteries. hope you do too. thanks, b!

I was in Hendersonville Tennessee last Wednesday visiting that same cemetery.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

it seems to be a very popular place :-) thanks, auntj!

Steve, thanks for posting this video of the graves of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash. My favorite song of theirs is Jackson. And i like will the circle be unbroken with Johnny, June and their kids.

It was a sad day hearing of Cash's passing I would sing ring of fire to my girl friend while we danced folsom prison is my top song so many to choose from RIP Man in Black

The grave you couldn't quite figure out was Joe Maphis, a master guitarist; another Johnny Cash connection you missed...at least I thnk you did, is that Johnny's original guitarist, Luther Perkins, is also buried there, along with June's sisters, & June's daughter, Rosie Nix. Another great vlog though, as always, Steve!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I was confused by the two graves that both had guitars on them. the second one was in shadow and i just couldn't read the name. thanks for the clarification. and shoot, I bet perkins and the others were all nearby, too. thanks, mary!

I'm 66 . My mom loved country music. I heard more country songs in my house. I knew almost everyone was. Lol

Big fan of Johnny! Miss him ! Him n June are at peace now! This is on my list to do ...I did recognize the others because my parents esp my dad loved old style country music feeling huskey! Yes! Us baby boomers sure remember! I've sent u a pic of me with John's tour bus here at rocknroll Hall of Fame!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

oh, wow, how fun. you are a true fan! thanks, karoline!

Steve....Your trip has given us yet another great vlog. Johnny Cash is in a class all by himself. My favorite Cash song is Ballad of Ira Hayes. I am a history buff. Ira Hayes was a Pima Native American. He was one of the Marines in that iconic picture of the flag raising at Iwo Jima. His life was one of courage and tragedy. Johnny really gave a tribute to Ira Hayes in the song. Thank you so much for your vlogs.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

wow, I didn't know that. i'm going to listen to that song today. I took one of my favorite photos of the iwo jima flag raising statue in dc, years ago. didn't know about ira. i'm going to have to find and share that photo, too. thanks, norma, always sharing so many interesting tid bits and trivia!

@LaptopLarry330

4 жыл бұрын

In my 1981 visit to Washington, DC, with the Boy Scouts, on the way to the 1981 National Boy Scout Jamboree at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia, we got to see the Iwo Jima Monument up close, and in person. For our generation, it iS the World War II Memorial.

Johnny Cash a True Legend he was a Christian man as well he's singing for God in heaven

i love the song about a classic car with all different parts. and a boy named sue.he was the only country singer i liked.that photo at the end is so cool. thanks for the video

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

a boy named sue seems to be the winner. thanks, sue!

Hello Steve. My favorite Johnny Cash songs are 1) A Boy Named Sue and 2) I've Been Everywhere. I remember laughing and singing those songs with my Dad. We always had the radio on in the barn and my Dad would chuckle and telling me the horses preferred county music. I believe he was correct. The barn was a happy place. To all our Dads. In our memories and hearts forever. Happy Father's Day. And thank you Steve for another interesting video.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

a boy named sue seems to be the winner, so far. you certainly had a wonderful and memorable childhood. thanks, as always for sharing your great memories with us, lisa!

Loved them both, June and Johnny. And remember all the singers you visited. Thank you

Johnny cash had HEATH problems his whole life he did things to hurt himself over demons. He had a wonderful soul l enjoy him so much

I have 2, BOY NAMED SUE and I WALK THE LINE!! My Dad was a big fan!

My favorite is "I Walk the Line"!! Love "On the Wings of a Dove"

I am amazed at how many of these men who are Masons! Another great one Steve!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

me too!

Another great video Steve. Being from New York City I was never much of a country music fan. I'm so angry that I didn't "discover" Johnny Cash until after his death. What a talent that man was !

@magpieone9390

5 жыл бұрын

Better late than never!I never appreciated Marty Robbins til my dad cried when he died(dad didn't cry over celebs) I was upset with myself!

@emmamoates3202

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a Boomer I remember most of these people..I love old country..I am near Nashville , I need to visit these sites..thanks.

Hi Steve enjoyed your vlog 😀👍🇬🇧❤ Johnny cash was my late dads favourite music, I too like his music, I used to love my dad singing too his music I miss him so much, keep up the good work love it. 🙂🙋‍♂️

Thank you Steve. I’m a huge fan of Johnny cash. I love your videos.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

thanks, Anthony!

my favorite songs from both of them is all the songs by them

I was there by myself in July 2018 and felt inspired to be so close to a legend

Oh my! I Walk The Line; Ring of Fire; Folsom Prison Blues; Daddy Sang Bass; A Boy Named Sue. Thank you so much for tolerating the humidity to make such a tremendous video. Also, you are a gentleman and a scholar to show the photos of the graves of other viewers' fathers and parents. You are so thoughtful. Continued safe travels for you and Casper.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

a boy named sue seems to be the winner, so far. thanks, pc!

Flattop Box is one of my favorites.His Daughter,Rosanne Cash, sang the song as well.Both Johnny and Rosanne had hits with the song.

Love Johnny & June, thanx Steve :)

Thank you for sharing your video I enjoyed it Johnny Cash and June Carder we're my mom's best singers we enjoyed there songs surely missed.

God bless you what a nice thing you do by visiting the graves love to watch you.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

thanks, wanda!

Love these tours Steve. You introduced me to a lot of really cool music stuff that was not during my time. Thanks again, keep them coming, be safe out there and we'll see you later.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

thanks, alexander!

Steve, another great tribute. I have never visited the resting place of Johnny Cash, I would like to. My favourite song of his Ring of Fire. Thanks, Steve

@TheGraveyardChannel

4 жыл бұрын

mine too. thanks, kevin!

God Bliss You Johnny and Thank You For Your Service. USAF.

i grew up with with songs too he was one my dad fav singer

A boy named sue and another great video thankyou Steve I love to watch your videos and your travels hi from the uk

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

so far, I think that's the winner with the most votes. thanks wendy!

Favorite song--My name is SUE how do you do!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

so ahead of its time! loved that song. thanks, alias!

My favorite Johnny Cash song it is a Boy name Sue. Oh Steve my mom met Johnny and June Carter cash she was a maid @best western in Holland mi. Loved your video. Lori and Coco pritchard

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

that is the hands down winning favorite song from viewers of this channel. what a neat experience that must have been for your mom. thanks, lori!

On the wings of a snow white dove he sends his pure sweet love a sign from above on the wings of a dove.. (I think That's the words)

My Dad really liked Jonny Cash and his music. ✔👍

love the song sioux

Johnny R.i.p

I’ve never been a CW fan but I love johhny cash & Carl Perkins. 🎸

Thanks for the inspiration, Im coming to Hendersonville for a week in April 2020 .I'm going to visit Johnny's grave everyday😊 God Bless from the UK.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

i'm sure you'll like it. enjoy your trip, maria!

RIP Johnny Cash👏🌷🇧🇷

Love the stars of yesteryear and enjoy hearing about them

Thanks Steve! I hope to visit the Cash gravesite someday. I met him one time in person. He was very kind. Love your videos!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

wow, that must have been cool. thanks for sharing that with us, jim!

Now you are hitting my chords. Definitely " Ring of fire ". Also loved " Wolverton Mtn ", and who could not like Ferlin Husky's music. Nashville must be a fabulous city to visit.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I loved visiting all the cemeteries there. brought back so many great memories. thanks, brian!

Hey Steve glad you got to visit the Cash's graves, my mother was a huge fan of The Carter Family back in the day lol not me so much but I did like Johnny. Thanks again for your wonderful VLOGS. You just don't know how I like to sit and watch your VLOGS. When I get in position to I'm gonna be a patreon supporter of your channel.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

just watching is support enough. thanks, Russell!

Fun walk !! Stay safe. Love n hugs

Reminds me of his last music video. Thankyou for this. Still a fan.

Great video Steve i will be at Johnny and Junes grave in mid July and thanks for showing where others are buried that i can visit while i'm there my favorite Cash song is Big River

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

enjoy your trip, terry. I've heard that there are a couple of others there that I missed. hopefully you will have time to visit them too.

Always interesting even though I really don’t know any one but Johnny cash

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

never too late to learn about the others :-)

My favorite Johnny Cash song is A BOY NAMED SUE.😄

thank you for your interesting work. I enjoy watching

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

thanks, desirree!

I'm glad you found Johnny Cash's grave. He was one of my idols for sure. I loved all of his songs. Yes Ring of Fire one of my favourites too. Yes, Ferlin Husky a wonderful singer too. He recorded with the late Jean Sheppard both known for a hit song called Dear John. I guess you'll find so many country artists buried in Nashville. I hope you find Jim Reeves some day.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I really have found so many of them, but never heard of jim reeves. thanks, trevor!

@TREVORDAWSONTHD

5 жыл бұрын

Oh Gosh! I can't believe you've never heard of Jim Reeves. He was one of my favourite singers. He was killed in a plane crash on landing approach in Nashville. Jim was always a favourite. Look him up on youtube. @@TheGraveyardChannel

Loved the video Steve! Johnny Cash was such a legend! Hopefully one day I will visit that cemetery and stand in your footsteps!My mom played Ferlin Husky records all the time! Thank you for another great video!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

i'm sure you'll love it when you do. and maybe there are wrestlers buried in Nashville that you can visit and share with us, too. I barely scratched the surface in my short, one month road trip. thanks, bill!

i walk the line

this was great

Awesome video yet again. Thank you Steve

June co-wrote "Ring Of Fire" with Merle Kilgore! I remember Ferlin Huskey and those songs you mentioned, but I was born in 1963

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that, Randy!

Oh my, I wish I knew you were in town. I live in Hendersonville. I could have showed you around. My favorite song of his is One piece at a time

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I was a man on a mission during this road trip. I ate while I was driving and barely stopped to sleep :-) a month just wasn't long enough to see everything I wanted to. thanks, monica!

I live 20 mins from where Johnny Cash was born Kingsland Arkansas. They have stuff there to do with him. And they or working on more. There going to put there. Soon.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

maybe I will stop there on my next trip. thanks for the heads up, brandon!

awesome video..thank you

Sheb Wooley is the actor that created the Wilhelm scream sound effect,that was used in over 400 movies and TV shows when someone was shot,fell of a cliff, got shot with a arrow, etc..When you heard that male character scream in all those old movies and TV shows it was Sheb.

@TheGraveyardChannel

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for sharing that, kendell. he was a man of many talents!

and my favorite song of his was one of his last "Hurt"

Thank you again for the great work Steve, get to see things I never would have, or thought of, so kind of you to do this, keep up the great work!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

thanks, colleen!

Hey Steve, Love your video's...I recently found myself driving through Montgomery Alabama and I had to stop at Hank Williams Gravesite. It wasn't planned but after seeing your gravesite video's I had to be like you.....Keep them coming!!!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

that's cool. I hope to stop there one day. glad you stopped and shared this with us, billy!

That is just awesome keep up the good work and videos learning so much

Great video Steve. Scary but true my husband likes the song "A boy named Sue". I do exercise for senior adults and have used many of Johnny Cash's songs. I don't have a favorite. Love travelling with you when you blog. Take care and safe travels!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

that song is the hands down winner among viewers on this channel. great song, but I never would have guessed. thanks, c!

@cmiller4171

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheGraveyardChannel WOW!!!!!! MY hubby will be so pleased :-)

Joe Maphis is buried near Johnny Cash's grave site. Maphis was a great Country music guitarist, and was known for playing his signature two-necked electric guitar. He was a regular cast member of the 1950s NBC Radio show, "Town Hall Party" (which was televised locally by KTTV Los Angeles), along with his wife, Rose Lee Maphis. Joe Maphis played electric guitar on Ricky Nelson's first hit records, and was invited by Nelson to be his lead guitarist on his first world tour. Maphis turned him down.

I live just a little south of Nashville down I 65, been to Nashville many times! Wish I were there when you visited. I miss the man in black and the possum and my favorite Merle Haggard! I would love to see something on Merle Haggard.Thanks for all you do Steve, stay safe!!!

@TheGraveyardChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Funny that you should mention Merle Haggard. I just put him on my list yesterday. I have a very special Vlog in mind for the very near future. Thanks Michael 😊👍

@michael7423

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheGraveyardChannel I can't wait! Thank you for replying Steve, Stay safe and keep well!!!

Am another new subscriber to your lovely video footage of the burial places thank you watching in from Ireland.☘️👍

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for subscribing and watching from Ireland, gacha!

Must have missed something in regard to the name change from trips down memory lane to Visiting Gravesites With Steve, unless you have the two going? Wish I could talk more but I hear the train a coming and it's rolling down the tracks, love Cash and family. Take care Steve and have a great week-Cheers-Dan!

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I know. it's confusing. I just have one channel, but two personalities :-) I lost 1,000s of subscribers when I changed to memory lane, so I changed it back to grave sites. it's always been the same content, but I guess many subscribers can't see past the name. sorry for the confusion, dan!

@passionforlust

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you change it back as well, but if I remember correctly was it not KZread for some reason that made you change it? Oh well glad you are still on the adventure, hope KZread leaves you alone as they can get pretty anal-Cheers Dan!

Ring of Fire is also my favorite Cash song, Steve. I'm not crazy about high humidity either!

Kenny Hinson is buried n this cemetery also

So many music legends in Nashville. I wasn't sure how much you went on route 66 but did you go thru Erick, Oklahoma? That is where Sheb Wooley was born and from. Roger Miller was also from there.

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

no, I mostly stayed on hwy 40. if I stopped in all the towns that had interesting sites my month-long road trip would have turned into a year :-) as it was, I didn't even get to all the people on my list to see. not even close. everything took so much longer than I thought it would. if I ever pass that way again, I would love to stop in wooley's home town, though. thanks, rhetty!

great video sir

Funny you should .mention the humidity, Steve. It knocks visitors to the area for a loop that first visit, for sure. Glad you covered Sheb Wooley. also aml g do many others. "Flying purple People Eater," always gets the airplay around Halloween. You may have noticed pennies left on veterans',s gravestones at times. It's a sign of respect, if you've e er saw this, and wondered why they're there. "Ring of Fire", that's probably my fav Johnny Cash song d well. Another good job, Steve.

Great Video If have a Chance stop 🛑 at Mud Island Memphis Hope your trip is filled w Awesome Memories God Bless Love ❤️ Thank You 😊

@TheGraveyardChannel

5 жыл бұрын

i'm home now. the trip was great, but a month was way too short to see everything I wanted to. thanks, jp!

John Carter Cash I like that name!