The audience's biggest applause was when he acknowledged the Vietnam war with the line "each week we lose a hundred fine young men"

@Guitarz4Lyf

3 жыл бұрын

DEEP.

@Gutslinger

3 жыл бұрын

Scammer alert.. Accounts like @Keenan Porte are going all around on KZread making that same comment in threads, and then coming in a minute or so later with a secondary profile, falsely claiming that they "tried it" and that it "works." I've witnessed them making these same comments multiple times in other comment sections across KZread.

He always wore black from the time of the song until his passing. He stood for the Americans that were forgotten by other Americans.

Johnny grew up dirt poor with a critical father. Early in fame he fe into alcohol, sex and heavy drug use. One reason he never judges others and played prisons and college campuses during the Vietnam War. Thats when this was recorded and the stude to were loving him.

Johnny Cash is truly one of the greats, he put out 97 albums over his career and kept himself relevant for about 5 decades. Id suggest Cocaine Blues, or his most recent song being a cover of nine inch nails' "Hurt"

@Guitarz4Lyf

3 жыл бұрын

That is absolutely insane when I stop and think about that. I had no idea about that either. I knew he was a legend, but putting those numbers behind it is incredible.

Since the 1990’s, Public schools fail is properly teaching History. This generation will never know of the injustice our Vietnam Veterans faced.

I'm 65 years old my mom and dad major Johnny Cash fans watch them all the time and he's always wore black God bless you Johnny Cash thank you for all the great music

You have a super cool intro. I was going to skip it cuz I've never seen your vids but the "you are loved, you are valued, and you are appreciated" made me watch the whole thing without skipping (and replayed the intro like 3 times lol). Anyways thanks, and good job

@Guitarz4Lyf

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. I greatly appreciate this and mean it! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and encourage me here. means a lot!

I loved this man. Wise grandpa 🖤🖤🖤

A Must: God’s Gonna Cut You Down. This song here tells you all you need to know about Mr. Cash.

Johnny was in prison when he was younger He is genuine in this Great tribute to the less fortunate.

@kathycash4419

6 ай бұрын

He only sang for prisoners. He was never in prison. He spent 7 nights in jail…. Not consecutive nights

Walk The Line is an excellent bio-pic of Johnny Cash, and shows his own struggles with addiction, as well as his long association with prisoners and their rights. One of his hit songs was "Folsom Prison Blues", which led to him doing a concert album "At Folsom Prison". I'll add another vote for "Hurt". One of the best covers ever made.

@Guitarz4Lyf

3 жыл бұрын

Neil, I'll definitely have to check out "Hurt" by him. I've heard Walk The Line before, but I've never heard Folsom Prison Blues. Thanks for checking out the vid and giving me some more recommendations.

He did so much for prison reform when no one else was talking about it. He even recorded two live albums of prison performances. He has a silly song (but really good) call A Boy Named Sue. Seeing those poor men in the even-more-terrible-than-now prison conditions and watching them laughing so hard as Johnny performed his heart out for them. So moving.

song gives me chills

If you haven't already you should watch his last song cover, hurt it was basically his last hurrah he poured every bit of his heart and sole into it

He finished writing it that day. This is his signature song, if you don’t know it, you’re not a real Cash fan. Sorry, those are the FACTS. Cash is one of the best storytellers of our time. Now do A Boy Named Sue, Cocaine Blues, Folsom Prison and Sunday Morning Coming Down. #RIPJohnnyCash #ManInBlack 🖤

Johnny Cash is the only angel that wears black

When Johnny Cash was in his heyday, it is said that one of every five records that were sold in this country were by Johnny Cash. I would love to see you react to "Here Comes That Rainbow Again". I don't believe anyone has ever reacted to it yet and I am curious as to how someone new to the song would react to it.

THAT TOO AND ALSO JOHNNY WAS COMFORTABLE IN BLACK ON STAGE AND IN SUMMERTIME AT HOME LIGHT BLUE

johnny an under rated civil rights activist he once cut an entire album supporting native americans

Yup. Awesome, powerful, and everything else. Johnny Cash wrote that song in a week ....a WEEK !!..... .. I liked your understanding of his words. It is one of those special songs that you have to comment on every couple of lines. He was a great story teller. ... funny ... and down to earth. He will never be replicated.

I wish your video hadn't stopped when it did. He got a standing ovation from those students.

@Guitarz4Lyf

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh man. That would've been great to see!

its during viatnam late 60s maybe .. however the lyrical content can defo me related too in this day and age.. nothing has really changed since this video with social media and facebook (mobile phones) things have gone backwards...So the man who comes around (another cash song) is working over time..nice reaction mate keep on keeping on :)

Every word still relevant

You’ve heard Johnny Cash singing “Man in Black” now listen to Johnny Cash singing “Man in White”.

How about Long Black Veil or A Boy Named Sue. He also recorded a song on the U2 album Zooropa called The Wanderer that Bono wrote for him.

There are few people better positioned to speak about drug abuse than Mr. Cash.

The bad trip reference isn’t about a drug overdose. Bad trip was a common term that described someone who took LSD and had an unpleasant experience.

Jonny Cash grew up poor dirt poor

@Guitarz4Lyf

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't know this about him.

Awesome analysis, I commend for how you react to songs, not many have the kind of insight you do. There's a song that I've seen some reactors do and always misinterpret the meaning. I'm challenging you to react to "GHOST IN THIS HOUSE"by Alison Krauss 😊 it's an awesome song with nuanced lyrics, just curious to hear your analysis. @CS Productions.29

@Guitarz4Lyf

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lincoln, but oh oh... Trying to put me on the spot i see! Haha I'll add it to the list. I make no promises I'll get it right, but I am also now curious.

JOHNNY CASH WEAR A RAINBOW 🌈 ON HIS BACK

Maybe you be the next man 👨🏻 n black

@Guitarz4Lyf

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe so! =)

Try out more CASH AND READ HIS BOOKS

Can you please react to Bif Naked song called Sick Please