I lived there nearly 20 years. First in Gallatin, and later in Hendersonville on Bluegrass Dr. just down the road from The Cash House and Twitty City. I used to see Johnny around town now and then. June sold her discarded clothes through a local resell shop and the owner would always call me to come look when new things came in because I bought most of it. June and I were the exact same size and she had very elegant taste offstage. I always looked forward to those calls back in the ‘90’s and thanks to June I was always very well turned out...lol...Thanks for taking me back, Jordan!

@robanderson7471

3 жыл бұрын

Love hearing personal stories like this of how star affected someone without being aware . You enjoyed experience enough to share with us . Tk you.

@robanderson7471

3 жыл бұрын

@PEACH MANGO Florida

@robanderson7471

3 жыл бұрын

@PEACH MANGO Really wouldn't mind being in Canada right now much cooler there. 77° versus 97° here. Plus Florida has highest Covid issues anywhere. Oh and possibly big hurricane on the way at least tropical storms. YIKES !!! Oh 🇨🇦 Canada I hear you calling !!! @PEACH MANGO where are you ?

@tomlewis5542

3 жыл бұрын

That's the good side of the internet

@deborahshingleton2628

3 жыл бұрын

Being wealthy and a Christian why did she sell them? why not donate them?

The world lost two great legends when Johnny Cash & Roy Orbson passed. These gents had such incredibly beautiful voices.

Nice to see the Graves in such pristine condition. Being treated with respect & reverence . Love.

@lisaburgess4281

3 жыл бұрын

Really well done very informative.

My family has lived here since the late 80’s and we did Johnny and June’s plumbing work and they became family friends. They would hang out at my grandparents house along with Ricky Skaggs and have BBQ and play guitar. That was back in the day when we would go to the old Kroger and see Conway Twitty walking out with his groceries and it seemed like the stars where just simple people too. We did the cash’s plumbing work the day before June died in the hospital and right before Johnny died of a broken heart.

@seanowens6888

3 жыл бұрын

R G amen that’s right 😂

I'm a long way from Tennessee (Australia) but what a beautiful peaceful place. Glad I inherited my parents taste in music- Johnny, Roy and many others who will always be remembered. xx

I cried so hard when I saw their graves together. They were beautiful and they were really love each other. I always respect them. Love you King and Queen.

I love Johnny Cash. He was a amazing man who did what he wanted, and wasn't ashamed of it. He stood up for the poor and mistreated. Great vlog Jordan. You always do a great job telling us the stories we can just sit back and enjoy no matter what kind of a day were having. I look forward to seeing the next one.

Fantastic vlog !! Loved the older country stars they don’t compare to the ones today.

@marlonisaac1

3 жыл бұрын

Yup it's all auto tuned crap now days and most of them sound horrible live.

In 1968 after Johnny and June had just gotten married and they were in concert Gammage Auditorium at ASU. Before the concert someone came down into the audience and asked my mother and I to come back stage after the concert to meet Johnny and June. My mother was just thrilled and me too! Since the was right after their marriage June and Johnny were just beaming And my mother was in tears. It was a wonderful meet and greet and we never knew how it happened that we got to go back stage but my mother said it was a highlight of her life!

You drove by our house on Caudill Drive, wish I had known you were in the neighborhood, we're big fans of your videos.

I was at his house about a month after he passed. I was so sad when it burned down.

I saw the house from the lake , I was in a boat , it was gorgeous,it was all glass on the lake side sand you could see gold records displayed on the walls

@samanthab1923

3 жыл бұрын

That's cool 😎

@sandrapoulakos756

3 жыл бұрын

I saw the house from the lake many many times. My husband's best friend lived in Mt. Juliet and they taught me how to water ski on Hickory Lake! Good times. Husband went to a record party there. 😃❣️🇺🇲🇬🇷

@j.scottcaudill7543

3 жыл бұрын

Same. I saw the house many many times. Roy Orbison and Martina McBride also lived on Caudill Dr. Roy's house was right at the bend in the road before reaching the Cash home and Martina's was on the Right hand side up near the entrance of the neighborhood

What a gentle vlog Jordan. I found it a good remembrance, especially how everyone on the homesteads worked together to preserve the memory of how it was. Much love and respect between them. I loved their music so.

Johnny Cash born in Kingsland Arkansas I live right down the road from it there is also planks and different things that are to do with him here and there is talk of putting a museum. Here. Anyhow my grandpa and Johnny cash was cousins. And there is alot of his family members that still live here. And buried here. And he use to come here all the time and visit and would go and set out in the park and play his guitar.

@laurastrobel718

3 жыл бұрын

Cool Thanks for sharing☺

@yolandadelazerda207

3 жыл бұрын

Wow!!

@annetteslife

3 жыл бұрын

That is awesome

@veronamartin5285

3 жыл бұрын

If your Grandpa & Johnny were cousins, that would also make you a cousin to Johnny as well, just further down the line. Figure out if they were 1st, 2nd, or 3rd cousins then go from there. From your Mom or Dad's side. For example: My Mom has 1st cousins. They are my 2nd cousins, I have 2 sons, now my son's are 3rd cousins & finally my Granddaughter's 4th cousins. Stemming from my Mom having 1st cousins. I come from a huge family. Lol! We have tried to have a family reunion for over 10 years now but can never find a venue large enough to hold us all near our original homestead. When we do get together we are over 900 strong and counting. They multiple generations are mind boggling. As a planner, I must keep it all straight too! The last time we got together the hall could only hold 350 ppl. We had to have meals in 3 sittings. We also had a visit from the movie set "The assassination of Jesse James by That Coward Robert Ford" why? Because he is a cousin too! Lol! It's hard to keep it all straight, but I have family records going back to 1854. So look into how your Grandpa was a cousin, I am sure you will trace the path to find your link. All the best. 😊 Edited to add that after 3 yrs of planning we were supposed to have our reunion in August 2020. Covid-19 canceled it. We are trying to reschedule but it's going to be a while again. At least until it's safe to do so.

@jessicaschwab7393

3 жыл бұрын

Brandon Gorman. Small world! I found out that I'm related to Johnny Cash on my great grandmother's side of her family! Her mother's mother was a Cash!

When I was a kid in Phoenix, I'd be walking home from school and I'd hear the sounds of Johnny Cash blaring on the stereo. That was a clue that Dad wasn't home and everything was all right. So we got to play JC until supper! Thanks for the memories Jordan!!

Beautiful vlog and tribute to the legendary “Man in Black.” No one will ever be able to “fill his shoes.” Keep up the great work Jordan!

Two of the greats that can never be replaced!

It was so sad 😭, that June died, before Johnny ! She died unexpectedly, and I remember people freaked out!!! But these headstones r so very very beautiful, and at least there together again!!! I grew up hearing them especially Johnny and others like him!! God Bless U Two , Up In Heaven!!!! RIP U TWO!!!$ !!! Side By Side,Through Eternity!!!!! ❤️🙏😇💯✅😢😭❤️🙏

I still have my father’s old Johnny Cash albums and love them! My son now lives in Hendersonville, and I have driven out to the home site several times. It’s an amazing place for a home. I can see why they loved it there. If you like burgers, go for a Jumbo and Delicious! It’s close by....

Merle Kilgore and his wife Judy lived in same town as me (hank jr still does)and after he passed, she gave me all kinds of stuff- Cds, etc and even a like new washer and dryer. Good folks. Went out to eat with her at cracker barrel. Haven't seen her in years though. Merle was great friends with my boss is how I came to know his wife. Love Johnny Cash btw

@redriveral2764

3 жыл бұрын

Merle Kilgore was cool!

He was my all time favorite singer n my dads favorite singer as well he was the best singer ever lived

I visited that house in the seventies and while parked on the street I saw Johnny Cash .He was wearing black and barefooted, as he greeted a tour bus full of tourists.

I think Johnny passing away so close after June was because he had a Broken Heart & mindfully so... they were deffinatly soul-mates💝 So awesome! Thank u for this Jordan😊💗👏👏👏👏👍👍 Johnny cash was absolutely legendary may him & June Rest In Paradise❤

Great stuff. Mr Cash is regularly on my turntable here in Ireland to remind me to walk the line. My wife and I have been together for 21 years next month and we're only early 40s. I always liked and respected that the Cash' had an enduring Love story that lasted.

@robanderson7471

3 жыл бұрын

Romantic ! Would love to hear your story in 21 more years ! Walk The Line....

@haroldcochan3971

3 жыл бұрын

What in the world is a turntable?

@ramonaeichelberger4628

3 жыл бұрын

I have not heard a record player called a turntable for a long time.

@loriryan2045

2 жыл бұрын

@@haroldcochan3971 A turntable is used to play Vinyl Records before CDs were invented in the early 1980s. You would stack several vinyl records and click the lock at the top of the stack. The first Vinyl Record would drop onto the turntable and a bar with a needle would move on to the edge of the vinyl record and the sound (music) would come out of the speakers. When your first record was done playing, the next one would drop down and the needle would move over onto the next record and begin to play. You needed to make sure that your record player was set to the correct speed. Nearly all of the records you can buy is one of three common speeds: 33, 45 and 78 rotations per minute, otherwise listed as RPMs. That term is exactly what it sounds like, referencing the speed at which the vinyl record you’re listening to is supposed to rotate on the turntable you’re using. If you play at the incorrect speed the music may sound a bit funny. When I was a teenager and a new song came out that we liked as a single, we would purchase the 45 record of that song. That song would be on the A side of the record and there would always be an additional song on the B side that you could play. Those 45 records were small…7 inches. When you purchased an album, which was referred to as an LP (long playing), the size was usually 10 inches. The number of songs can vary but are normally between 10 to 12 songs and 30 to 50 minutes in total. My family only had one record that was a 78 speed that was from my Mom’s childhood in the 1950’s. It only had one song on it. 78 speed records were made from a material called “shellac”. There was a shortage of this material during WW2 because this material was also used to make explosives. By 1960 all records were made from Vinyl and they stopped producing 78 speed records. I grew up in the 1960s & 1970s when vinyl records were popular. Before Digital Music was released in 1997, we had a 5 disc CD changer in my house and in my mini-van to play music. I have heard that people have gone back to purchasing and listening to vinyl records over the past decade.

Great job, Jordan! I had always wanted to see the Cash "home" and property up close like a tourist. My wife wants to go to Nashville someday, so hopefully, we'll do what you just did. I got to see Johnny twice in Kansas City. The second time was really great because NO one knew June was with him. It was announced and billed as Johnny Cash in Kansas City. Then, about halfway, thru the show, June comes walking up some steps from nowhere on too the stage and the crowd blew up. They did "Jackson" and one other song. My mom got to meet and talk to Johnny early in his career as he appeared in Kansas City, Kansas. He stayed at the Townhouse Hotel (where Patsy Cline stayed) where she was the elevator operator. I have a Townhouse Hotel postcard with his autograph.

Watching this while on my morning walk!!

Another GREAT post. I was lucky enough to met him and June and visit this home in 1985 while coming to record in Nashville the first time with my good friend and neighbor Tommy Durden ( writer of heartbreak hotel) we took the trip from Michigan where we lived so he can accept an award for his writing of Heartbreak Hotel, and do some recording. I will NEVER forget the day I met Johnny & June. so humble, so kind. Thanks for this post. It is a shame this beautiful house was burnt to the ground.

I live here, right next to the cemetery that he and June are buried in. One time there was a traveling band that diverted their trip by 800 mi to go to his grave site and they brought a portable amp and all their instruments and were around his grave singing all his songs, it was amazing! The house was burned when Gibb purchased the house and it was being redone, they were redoing the floors and somehow that's how it caught on fire. 😔 We are friends with his brother Tommy and his wife Marcy, met at church. Such a nice family.

My earliest memory of Johnny Cash is my first concert with my Grandparents. My Grandparents were able to go back stage and shake Johnny's hand.

What a awesome tour. Thank you very much for that. I didn't realize they pasted away so close to each other. I am so impressed you at your young age are so interest in and know so much about country music history. I wish more of the younger generation would get interested in history of music and how it all happened. Thank you Jordan.

Love Johnny and June. Great tour, Thank you.

Johnny and June were definitely SOUL MATES!!

Amazing Vlog that captured Johnny and June's life together. I think it's touching that Johnny kept his promise to Roy.

One of my dad's favorite singers! When Johnny Cash had his TV show in the 70s my brother and I would record the Johnny Cash TV show for my dad because he worked second shift. We used a cassette tape recorder LOL

God Bless Always Johnny, June and Roy 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I remember all the records my parents had ofJohnny Cash now I have the CDs of his favorite songs

Little weird that two houses next to each other belonging to iconic people would both burn down. Seems like more than a coincidence.

@dennisbaxter1497

3 жыл бұрын

@@RG-hf4et The second fire happened while workers were remodeling the house for Barry Gibb. The workers had just put a coat of wood perserving laquer on the wood -- and a spark ignited the fire. The rest is history.

@walterlee1345

3 жыл бұрын

Roy Orbison had two homes by Johnny Cash. The 1st house burned down in 1969, tragically two of his young sons died in that house fire, Roy Dewayne Orbison -10 yrs old, and Anthony King Orbison - 6 yrs old. It is believed that possibly one or both of the boys may have accidentally started the fire, no one knows for sure. Years later, Roy built another home not far from the house that burned. Roy was very distraught after the fire and sold that property to Johnny Cash, who later turned it into a garden in memory of the two boys. Roy’s 2nd house is still standing!

@vernareed2692

3 жыл бұрын

@@dennisbaxter1497 such a shame!

The Caudill house is where my 2and Great Grandmothers house where she was raised!!! Thank you for showing this!!! I'm from Iowa and can't go see it for myself...

Wow, thanks for walking the grounds for us and showing us these heartwarming graves. Thanks all the way from Texas!

When I was a little girl I learned the words to Ring of Fire. My daddy would get me to sing it. I remember getting dramatic and waving my arms about singing when the flames went higher! Lol. I’m still entertaining! 🤪 Thanks for all the info! Another great video!

Loved the vlog Jordan, knew who Jonny Cash was, and Roy Orbison, didn’t know a lot about them, didn’t know anything about June Carter, Jonnys wife, so have really enjoyed hearing all about them and seeing where their houses were, thankyou, and looking forward to seeing some of your lion hearts x

Love Johnny and June Cash! Can't believe they've been gone so long. I miss them. Thank you Jordan for a fantastic vlog!

Well what a beautiful site they had there. Sad about Roy Orbison boys and I can understand why he just didn't want anything else to be there for a memoriam. Again you take me to a Legends home who I'd never even think I'd get to see and told me history of even more musical legends I had no clue that had ties to Johnny... Graham Nash for one! As always keep up the good work Vlogging and I'll see you in the Next one! Take care.

The Million dollar quartet. Those Rock A Billies still have some of the best voices ever heard in music. I do enjoy the Johnny Cash Museum too. Thank you for sharing this.

Great video. Johnny and June have beautiful graves so does Merle. The flowers at Johnny and June's graves are beautiful. You know I remember when you visited Isaac Mayer's grave. How cool Isaac's tombstone was with all the pictures on it. Celebrities have the coolest happiest looking graves. It makes being buried not look so morbid and depressing. I love the Merle bench with the boot on each side of it too.I can't believe you said Johnny Cash has sold over 90 million albums.Amazing. What an amazing life

Excellent vlog,Jordan! In the late 90s, my friend saw Johnny and June in an airport lounge, waiting to catch a plane. They were sitting together, "holding hands like two high school kids." (his words) That image always sticks with me. Thank you for showing us their resting place as well as their beautiful property.

They were meant to be together. Loved Johnny and June. Thanks again for letting me go with you. Hug Jah for me. Be safe.

One of my friends just visited this site last week!! I got to go the House of Cash in the late 80s when it was still open years ago when I was in Nashville on music business. I sure love your videos Jordan. Always so positive.

Rest in peace Johnny and June they were very good country singers

The guy who owns Johnny's moms house is a great guy he owns a Johnny Cash museum near by and has alot of things including most of The Colonial Tom Parkers house.

@scottyknows420

3 жыл бұрын

Storytellers Museum and Hideaway Farm in Bon Auqa, TN. There's also some Elvis things.

My dad took us to see Johnny Cash and family, a state fair in Michigan.

@jamesagwe2981

3 жыл бұрын

I wish I could have been alive then

@garbage854

3 жыл бұрын

WOW 😀

@redriveral2764

3 жыл бұрын

Probably the performance I was at, don't remember the year. He played at the race track and I sat in the grandstand.

Johnny and June, much loved and never forgotten!

Oh my heart! This was awesome, thank you so much for doing another Johnny Cash vlog. Loved seeing where him and June's final resting place is. Such a legend! How cool would that be to build an exact replica of Johnny and June's house on their property. So great seeing where they lived for so many years. ❤❤❤

Thank you Jordan, wonderful vlog. John and June I believe had a deep love for each other.

I’m impressed !!! Your channel came up on my feed, I looked at other channels here and there but when your channel came up on the feed. Wow, You give great Respect and background to all those who have passed. Awesome work! Well done!!!

Johnny and June Carter passed away in 2003......amazing how quickly time passes.

Thank you for the tours of my favorite artists.great job.❤❤😊

Great content Jordan. As always it’s a pleasure to watch thanks again for taking us along

In 1972, Johnny Cash said that the best car he ever owned was a 1954 Plymouth. Chrysler found out about this and searched, and found Johnny Cash a mint low mileage 1954 one lady school teacher owned mint condition Plymouth. Chrysler gave the teacher a new Plymouth. I have always wondered what ever happened to the 54 Plymouth he received from Chrysler. I am a vintage car inthusiaist, and interested if the relic Plymouth is still around somewhere. Anyone know? Thanks!

@vernareed2692

3 жыл бұрын

Samuel terry today is sept 3,2020 & just yesterday i was telling my grandson about our plymouth,a 1950s model guess late 1950s model. Can't remember the model though,we bought it used in 1964. It had the wings on the back,brown & white,& was pushbutton automatic!! We traded it in($100)tradein on 1965 mustang! First year they came out. Sky blue or powder blue,5 speed in floor,white leather interior.think we paid $1900 for the mustang.

@marlenathornsbeary2800

2 жыл бұрын

@@vernareed2692 the first mustang came out was 1964 1/2 . Plus mustangs back then was 3 and 4 speed manual transmission!

THANKS JORDAN THE VLOG BRINGS SO MANY MUSIC MEMORIES. LEGENDARY!!!

My wife and I were at the gravesite just a couple days after you posted this....nice job!!! We also visited Ferlin Husky which he is in this cemetery as well....he's also a great singer who sang "on the wings of a dove". Thanks for posting and I love all the history you had in this VLOG.

Great vlog, as usual, Jordan. What a sad place to be though with both fires having ravaged the two homes and Roy's kids having lost their lives there, too.

Woohoo been hoping for this! Thankyou so much! 🧡

Beautiful job. Growing up my cousin and brother used to call me the boy named Sue and it made me real mad. It's funny now though.😉

My grandparents grew up with "JR" Cash. The first birthday party my grandpa ever attended was the party for JR's brother Tommy.

I was blessed to meet him in 1975 i think i still love him and June and the music they made together i got to meet his dad on a visit to the cash home Johnny wasn't there sadly but thanks for bringing those memories back to life for me. I walked down the driveway and played with his dog (just a little puppy)

I love what you are doing. I love pop culture and it's important to keep these names and places relevant for the kids. It's not the same anymore.

Ty for sharing your travels This is so awesome. My dads fav type of music. So these have been brining memories of my dad as well.

Love your country music vlogs you're doing and this one was just great! Johnny Cash was the man and loved the Carter family. I wrote and recorded 5 country songs , the guy who wrote "Teddy Bear" for Elvis listened to them at my music teachers with me and said I had two hits on there, unfortunately hardly anybody has ever heard them LOL.

Thank you for the video. I truly enjoyed seeing his property. You did a good job. Who knows when I would be able to get there, so it's nice to see these videos.

Hey 👋 Jordan! That was a Good Tour. I stumbled around in the dark with my cab driver many years ago to find Johnny’s Grave. Look’s like they added the bench & cement around it. My Dad Loved Johnny Cash so I guess I had to Love him too growing up. Thnx! CJ

Love your videos buddy...I love the adventures to past celebrities houses and gravesite. Also love the movie filming sites u go to...love the channel im hooked on it

I lived in Hendersonville back in the early 70's on the other side of that lake (Old Hickory Lake) and took a few trips to see the Cash home. It was beautiful. The best thing that ever happened there was when we had taken my Grama up there and Johnny was actually out there just chatting with people. She got to meet him and it was the thrill of her life. He was just a normal guy. Sometimes we'd see him and his son down at a little store not far from his home. It's been a long time so I dont' remember the name...I'm sure it's not there anymore

My Momma said for as long as I can remember that “If June passes first John won’t be far along after her because he will end up dying of a broken heart” and sure enough..

Stopped through on a road trip and had a beer at Johnny and June’s grave. Was a pretty surreal experience.

This is really nice Jordan, thank for all that you do and for sharing your videos. Take care.

😢😢😢😢I should of visited hendersonville and nashville last April and it was cancelled and now my August 19th visit cancelled I'm heartbroken💔I love Johnny and marty who thankfully is still with us. Thank you

I love your volgs! Keep up the hard work.

Hi Jordan, what lovely gravestones Johnny Cash and June have, and what beautiful words are on them. I didn't realize they died the same year. Oh my, WHAT A VIEW from his former property, I bet that land took some upkeep! Great vlog Jordan.

Love the video. June's mom was my great grandma's cousin and wat back in the day, my grandparents took their 3 sons which is my dad and 2 uncles, they went down to visit Johnny cash and to go see one of the first microwaves ever made cause he had one. My great grandma and my grandparents went to visit them all the time and they told us alot about them.

That's my city! Love Hendersonville! Johnny and I went to the same dentist!

@Sevenfold334

3 жыл бұрын

I live in Portland tn.

@marygoodwin2349

3 жыл бұрын

Don't you you love the little things that bind us together!

Thanks for this great Johnny & June youtube. I visited the ruins of the burned Cash house as well as their Graveyard in 2007, was very impressed.

Hey Jordan great tribute to two Legends ! Beautiful scenic production ! The Roy Orbison fire is just so horrible!! Nice job

Just an FYI correction: Dylan recorded "Nashville Skyline" at Columbia Records Studio A in Nashville, not at Johnny Cash's house. However, Cash was recording at Columbia's complex at the same time as Dylan, the two met and ended up spending two days recording 15 songs together.

It was great to see this! Thanks Jordan.

I have been to Johnny and Roy’s houses. Johnnys was wood and so country. Roy’s house had big metal gates with 2 huge music notes on it.

Hi Jordan 😁, Enjoyed video today 😊 thanks for sharing John and June's grave's, and their home where it was, Beautiful property! Your friend Bonnie

Johnny Cash’s music is part of my home and I loved this vlog! I’m so sad that I couldn’t attend the meet up. That is one area that is for sure on my travel list.

@laurastrobel718

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't get to go either 😥 Maybe next time☺

I was hoping you was gonna do this one. Awesome vlog my friend. Im also hoping you do another live today since its your B-day. Happy Birthday bro!

One of your best videos. I love these. Keep it up!!

Always love your adventures.

Thank u for sharing your video loved it enjoyed all of it fan of all GOD BLESS THEM ALL hope to see more again

Love Johnny Cash! Thanks for bringing us there Jordan!

Johnny Cash had the same nickname as Dale Earnhardt Sr.,the man in black.Found out Dale Earnhardt Sr. was a Johnny Cash fan and there was a diecast car made.One side was Dale Sr. and the other was Johnny Cash.Can't forget this song too,one piece at a time.

Thank You Jordan , and I appreciate all the history you give us !! Loves to Jah 😘♥️♥️♥️♥️🌹

According to Johnny's autobiography, the property he bought from Roy Orbison was given to Orbison's son, Wesley. But the sign tells another story... interesting. Thanks so much for the tour!

This was awesome Jordan the Lion 🦁, thank you. God Bless.

Johnny Cash spent his last days in his parents house

What a nice special vlog. A nice way to remember June and Johnny Cash. It’s too bad the house burned down. Would’ve liked to have seen what it looked like. Good neighbors and good friends keeping their promises to each other. I know who Roy Orbison was. It’s great that those markers are there. You’ve got perfect eyesight. Thank you for sharing all this with us. Appreciate all you do for us. God bless you

Thanks for the tip enjoyed it. You are doing a great thing for all to see. You take care be safe. GOD bless you