This was a beautiful tribute to Vivian Cash. It’s sad that drugs and infidelity broke up a happy home. May God bless Vivian Cash for being a devoted wife and mother. RIP 🙏🏽

@patmelton43

10 ай бұрын

"My darling Vivian" displayed great character of Cash's first wife. I felt like she got a raw deal.

@bernadetteclarke7776

7 ай бұрын

@@patmelton43 so agree! Vivian seemed to me such a strong woman & an excellent Mom. Raising four babies really on her own could not have been at all easy, but boy did she raise them well⭐️👏

This was such an honor to watch. I saw the documentary of your beautiful and virtuous mother, Vivian. She was not given the honor and respect deserved in the public. But, the Lord sees our comings and goings, and He is all that matters. Thank you for sharing this “piece of your father’s heaven”.

@mbh114

7 ай бұрын

You are right about the lord seeing everything.

You stood beside me while he did that concert in London. Suddenly you were gone and appeared on stage. Then I realized you were one of his daughters The song you shared, was just magical. I met him four times, last time in Bergen, Norway in 1997. John R. Cash was one of the greatest men that ever lived, and he inspire me and my family every day. As a journalist I have met hundreds of people. raging from Clint Eastwood to the common man. I will never forget our last meeting in my hometown, Bergen. It was a dream come true.

@kylecasey7890

2 жыл бұрын

That’s so cool man. He was one of a kind. And his music will stand the test of time, I guarantee it

Such a loving tribute from daughter to to dad! Cindy that was so sincere. You’re love for your father was well sung in your voice. Thank you for sharing with us. Johnny Cash was such an extraordinary man! Today artist don’t have control of themselves and they don’t care as long as they make the big money. Thank God Johnny did it his way or we would have been robbed of his unique talent that has never been duplicated. There was only one Mr Johnny Cash, on and off stage.

@ask4theupgrade359

2 жыл бұрын

Well his daughter just told you there were 3. Why do people insist on knowing these celebrities better than own children. Just listen 🎧

@jacquelineboeuf8842

3 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Nice to meet you Cindy... I got emotional listening to you talking about your Dad and the good man he was. God Bless...

@radioman5688

2 жыл бұрын

I sure would love to meet Cindy cash I would love to visit this beautiful home in Tennessee out to get there someday I don't really know

Who would give this video a thumbs down? This great, pure, and intimate. Cindy is a great woman. She has some terrific stories about her dad.

@wildestcowboy2668

2 жыл бұрын

Only a Joe Biden loving gun banning clown would give this a thumbs down...

@joelheinen7625

2 жыл бұрын

More likely someone pushed the wrong arrow. The Carter/Cash clan were mostly democrats!

@mnilsson2704

2 жыл бұрын

@@wildestcowboy2668 really! Disrespectful

@marlenemartin6302

2 жыл бұрын

Only jealous person Who Needs love ❤

I got choked up and had tears fill my eyes watching this. What a powerful story and what a wonderful man and the family he created!

@charde9739

2 жыл бұрын

I loved the part where she mentioned how the family invited her to stay in house. What a kind and wonderful thing. I just loved the whole dang thing🥲

I want to thanks Johnny cash daughter for sharing her dad’s history. I cry as she told the story. I were a kid growing up with Johnny Cash music. His music is from the heart and soul. He is miss by all fan’s. Rest in Peace God take a angel from this earth ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

I think people get emotional for Johnny Cash is because he had a sensitivity to him. I think that's what June and Vivian liked about him. He was compassionate also.

I wish in a next life we can meet our music heroes as I am a Scottish woman who loved this mans music and words..Thank you for all the joy you have brought me in my life when I felt down you’re music made me feel soo much better..🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@dennisboyd1712

7 ай бұрын

You will it's called Heaven

Johnny cash is and never will be saw again .there's never another Johnny cash. In Ireland 🇮🇪 country music is important and every country artist always recognise Johnny cash ..Cindy cash I respect but all the daughters are great. Vivien should have got recognition but June Carter was beautiful thanku for bringing us this content. God bless the cash fans 🙏🏼

There's just so much good that came from Johnny Cash. He was a special person. Most importantly his best role was being a great Dad. Nice tribute from Cindy.

All his Daughters are good people who loved their dad so much. Cindy was so, so cute in scene where she is singing with her father. But all of Johnny's daughters were and are so pretty.

@Brenda-sn7vw

10 ай бұрын

I believe he was a good Mam i loved listening to his music and will never forgot him and his girls ❤😂❤!!!.

Thank you for posting this. Cindy Cash is such a special person. 27 years on the road with her Dad! Wow! This interview is gold dust.

It’s nice to hear that Johnny cash was the sort of man we imagined him to be ,

@jeremyas1973

Жыл бұрын

And like all human beings, a man who was tempted, sinned & found redemption. Thanks be to a loving God & his son Jesus.

Just read the book on Johnny Cash by Greg Laurie.i really enjoyed that Johnny Cash was real and a believer and people identified with him in his struggles which all of us have.He served his Lord and cared about others

Such a beautiful tribute to the life n times of her dad; thank you so much! I loved Johnny Cash & still have many albums, cassettes & DC's; I love the ol time country music...it was from the heart! ❤

I was 10 when my parents took me to the Johnny Cash show. Local group opened, and I recall the Statlers and Gordon Terry. I recall him calling Gordon some sort of joke name like the Blue Mule or the Mule. He was even bigger than Johnny. Boy did that show, and the music tv shows on tv back then light a fire in me. 3 years later I was learning and after that I’ve played my whole life. Wasn’t blessed with any sort of a voice but can pick fairly well. Been a huge Johnny Cash fan as long as I can remember. Grew up laying on the linoleum in front of a big old console tv with a rotary dial that flipped 40 times despite us only have 2 stations that came in, depending on the antenna outside above the house. What a gorgeous farm. The logs on the house are phenomenal. Great to see one of Johnnys daughters I wasn’t familiar with. Lovely lady and well spoken with a soothing calm personality. Johnny had the talent and charisma and thank God for cowboy Jack Clements’ ear and talent to bring it where it belonged. I’m a fan of Cowboy Jack too. He knew music. The two of them together with the idea and skill of integrating horns onto Ring of Fire recording and pulling it off so well is just staggering. A dream mutated into reality successfully.

Lovely to hear her talk about her Dad. I also had a Dad who never raised his voice and didn't hit his children. And yes, all he had to do was look at us over the top of his glasses. It was a look that said, "You're not really going to disappoint me are you?" Up we'd jump. Usually it never got that far. We did as he wanted because he'd do anything for us and so we'd do anything for him. He was a true gentleman and an attentive host. He was so well loved by my friends that I had one friend who made my father his favorite cake for Christmas each year even after I moved away and she and I were no longer in touch. Can't tell you how many homes I went into as a teen and ended up feeling so very thankful that I had my Dad after spending time with distant, disagreeable, uncouth, alcoholic, and/or controlling fathers. He is well remembered by all of my mother's family and a stellar human being, the most gentle man. I write this just in case there are any men out there who need to be inspired to be better, kinder, gentler people. Your family will love you for it. You don't have to be a pushover to be so wonderful. My Dad wasn't.

@stefanosantangelo1340

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for remembering your dad, Madison. I just recall mine now, he didn't talk a lot, but everything he said, he meant it. He always used to say that he educated us by his example, and that's the way it is. Period. Old age has been mean to him, he just didn't deserve it, but I'm sure that Our Heavenly Father has set a special place for him, by His side. Lord bless him and all the fathers in the world. Amen

@EvonneLindiwe

2 жыл бұрын

I feel warm and fuzzy despite not having such a father figure, thank you for sharing. May you Dad be blessed.

@donjarrett9485

2 жыл бұрын

She was first child,he first wife,the kids from June must sold all his property's,his son.

@ask4theupgrade359

2 жыл бұрын

@@donjarrett9485 - No, Rosanne Cash is his oldest child, this is Cindy his 3rd of 4 children from his 1st marriage. He only had 1 child with his 2nd Wife.

@ask4theupgrade359

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing Madison with Father’s Day coming up in a few weeks, it meant a lot to hear your words.

I love the story about them shooting the ceiling together, it is wholesome and kooky as hell at the same time.

@charde9739

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

@billl1127

2 жыл бұрын

I hope it didn't rain that night.

Bless Johnny, he didn't press charges on his accountant although he did deserve it but he showed him compassion

I saw him live at Providence Civic Center in Rhode Island. In high school I dressed in black, wanted to be like Johnny Cash. Crazy now my son, dresses in black just like Johnny Cash. One of the best entertainers in the face of this earth.

U are a beauty, Cindy Cash..Inside and Out! Nice to hear you telling us stories. God Bless

I think what made a True Country Legend, is when They came from poor backgrounds; Merle, Johnny, Loretta, Tammy, Dolly, Billy Joe Shaver, George Jones etc... I Respect Them & Love all their music. Today, 2021...True Country Music is gone. (I only listen to The Legends !)

I wish I could have watched him live just once but I didn't. RIP Johnny Cash I still love your music!!!!

Oh my god, saw him live, I’ll never forget it. The train in the back ground. He out sold Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley. My son to this day plays his song. Back in school I dressed in black.

Always loved “The man in black”. God bless Johnny Cash!

My dad was a big fan of Johnny Cash. He had all of his records and I remember listening to them as a young girl.

What a great video. I've been a big Johnny Cash fan for over 50 years. And I truly look forward to meeting Johnny in heaven. Come Lord Jesus.

Cindy, we all miss him. I think I could sing along with him on almost all of his songs. I only got to see him in Sacramento one time in the mid 70s. What a man.

It’s 2022 and we still enjoy Johnny’s music , my favorite is “Walk the Line “, accompanied with his beautiful talented wife June . Rest in Eternal Peace June and Johnny !

@ask4theupgrade359

2 жыл бұрын

I guess you are Not aware that he wrote that song, “Walk The Line” for her mother, his 1st wife, Not June Carter, so you just managed to be a fan and insult his daughter, all at once. Well now you know. Jesus Christ 👍

@waldemarakrapsata8406

Жыл бұрын

@@ask4theupgrade359 Johnny a June si byli souzeni v práci i životě,neuděláš nic

@josephdeshane4458

Жыл бұрын

Hi Johnny Cash never be other like him

@dinorahtdeleon3014

Жыл бұрын

@@ask4theupgrade359? It’s funny how you misconstrued what I wrote , I never implied or state who wrote the song . I don’t have to justify myself to you so, move along, for the record Jesus has nothing to do with your STUPIDITY

@gracieg7601

10 ай бұрын

I love Johnny cash. He was the second album of country music I ever bought. The first was patsy cline. I would cry I’m sure. He was a great man! The first country music concert I ever went to was Johnny and June. My mil and FIL took myself and my husband.

Now that is a real home, full of love, memories, and comfort. Johnny Cash kept it real and wasn't impressed by fame and money, he was just Johnny Cash. Thank you for sharing Cindy, you favor your beautiful mother Vivian.

I live in a small town out in the country. I grew up listening to Johnny Cash. My son now is 7 and he is growing up listening to him. We can be driving down the road and he says Daddy can we listen to the cowboy song and I would say who sing it and he would say as loud as he can Johnny Cash!!

Beautiful story. It's so wonderful to see wholesome goodness in these troubled times. God Bless Johnny.

Awesome video. Great to hear these stories from his daughter.

My Dad Benjamin Perea and Johnny Cash served in the US Air Force in Germany and became very good friends. My dad told me so many amazing stories about the time they spent touring Europe while stationed in Landsberg. I really like looking back at the pictures they took of each other…. lol I guess the selfie hadn't been invented because they would just take pictures pictures of each other individually. My favorite picture is one that my Dad took of Johnny on a train in Europe reading a book ...he was wearing a watch (they both bought matching watches in Germany)...I still have my Dad's. My Dad was even supposed to be Johnny's best man when Johnny married Vivian... my Dad always regretted not not being able to do it for so long. I miss the stories - I miss my Dad and I really thank you for sharing this video. Johnny was a true legend.

Johnny Cash is still a blessing and so are you for sharing your kind memories with us.

Thank you Cindy for letting us in to your father's private sanctuary. Im 58 and live in Texas. Never really been into country music. When I saw the movie "Walk The Line", I became interested in Johnny Cash's music. I love the song When The Man Comes Around . There is a deep connection with him that I feel when I listen to him sing. A humble man who knows deep suffering and also knows what is important in life. I feel that if I ever could have met and spoke with him, he probably would have comforted me. I have known a lot of heart ache and suffering in my life. This is why I say I can feel this when he sings. Rest In Eternal Peace Mr. Johnny Cash. Thank you for your music.

Nice 2 see a little bit more of J. Cash 👍🎶Thx

Thank you Cindy, We all miss your Dad but I know you Kid's really miss him I know I miss my parents there both gone . But I miss him because he understood maybe what a lot of us struggle with thanks for the video he was my wild man hero.

Wow! Great video, thank you. I loved Johnny Cash for over 50 years. I'm almost 57 years old and when I was about 10, I saw June and John under a picnic pavilion at the worlds largest outdoor rodeo in Cheyenne, Wyoming. We were eating sandwiches and he and June showed up and just started playing and singing on a very small stage 4 feet from me. I was in aw! I was already a fan from a very young age. I had 8 tracks and heard him on the radio. I have always felt a connection with the man in black, not just his music. He was such a GREAT man.

I love the story of how Johnny acquired the cabin. I had heard it in his autobiography. Genesis 50:20 "But as for you, you meant evil against me; but God meant it for good, in order to bring it about as it is this day, to save many people alive." A cheating accountant attempted to steal Johnny Cash's money, but instead Johnny Cash had a beautiful cabin and farm picked out just for him. And in that cabin many great songs were written, and many great songs were recorded. Songs that truly saved lives.

I met Johnny Cash and June and John Jr one summer on old hickory lake in 1988. We fished off his dock and ate hamburgers off the grill. My uncle chuck was a friend of Johnnys and we would go to his farm for 4th of July. It some of the best memories of my childhood. I used to say I was going to marry JohnJr... although he was much older than I.

Im 65 &remember your dad from the time i was 8 years old . Most back then listen to the old rock or the Beatles not many country fans around till your dad came on the radio people stopped to listen &everyone of them instantly had a big smile on there face .especially when he sang boy named sue . Or the sound of a train . . Funny here it is 2021 &i stopped at a truck stop in south Dakota & johnie cash was blasting out of the kitchen . .loved it !

Brilliant i had every record he made. Seen him in UK in 70s and in the late 80s nice guy nice family Thank You still play his music here in Thailand

Johnny was a big loss to so many. He will and is missed by so many.

Yes Cindy. I miss him too, I'm 85 and have been a fan for a very long time. He was the best. Love from the Land Down Under.

This really touched my heart, the beautiful memories that Cindy has shared. My dad was humble and never raised his voice. Johnny Cash has brought so much joy to his fans and family, and his music will forever go M on. Thank you Cindy for sharing,, you are a blessing with a beautiful heart.

Johnny Cash was the greatest and sweetest man on this earth xxx I stood frontrow watching John and his beloved Cindy... the prettiest and sweetest girl I ever saw ..... xxx Rick ( Mark from Holland* )

Thank you for sharing your memories of your Father and his Farm . Beautiful

I grew up listening to his songs and enjoyed all. Still do. He has songs for every age and life events we can relate to. He's a legend and will never be forgotten.

Thank you Cindy for sharing you memories of a wonderful Dad your dad and a great friend to many of fans, family, and the many that knew him as a entertainer. Hope your Happy and doing well.

He's in all of ours like he is yours God blessing you to know you don't think he's there you will be there when you're there hun God bless you and God bless the family keep on going country

Thank you . I feel this was meant for me . I learned about Johnny while I grew up in and Air Force family. My first concert in Wichita Falls in 1963. I was 13 or 14. Loved his music ever since. He was definitely a man who listened to the God in him. That’s my final take if his thinking. Gifted and he ran with and hit lots of walls no doubt but always ended where God told him to stand!

KZread needs a "Love" button.

Beautiful memories she has of Dad.

What a blessing to view this very personal family heirloom I grew up on his music..God Bless his beautiful family!

Awesome video with an amazing story. I wish I could have seen Johnny Cash in person. I always loved his music and the stories behind his life. He was an amazing kind man. His kids are the greatest. He truly raised them right. R.I.P Johnny Cash.

I wish you rightfully owned that land. I’m glad at least you are there.

Thank you for sharing all of those wonderful memories of your father… Bless You…❤️🙏🏼👏🏼

Thanks for this video. I was born and raised in the Ozarks and grew up with Johnny, Luther, and Marshals music. He will always be remembered and missed.

We all must confront our lives in the WORLD, the temptations are endless and it takes a lot of Love, Faith, Forgiveness and Hope to even begin to overcome our addictions, the spoken, whispered, and written lies of the darkness that pervades our culture. Your dad was a very brave and loving man who ministered to so many people.

I randomly sing his songs when I am in the kitchen, at 5 my granddaughter says that a cool song...well a cool guy used to sing it...Johnny Cash.

He and my grandmother were friends in Ventura, CA. He had an office next to hers. She worked for house of fabrics. My mon kept her horse at his place. I don't recall meeting him I was very little. Rosanne would play with the girl across the street. He was definitely one of the world's greatest.

My 10 year old daughter Love Johnny She listen to him daily, it used to be Buddy Holly but now it's Johnny Cash Since I turned her on to him.... & can sing every word to I've Been Everywhere names all the cities and states....

I'm glad he had such a place to rest and have your on thoughts.

Every year we would see him at Huntsville without fail.

Loved Cash' music and the spiritual depth to many of them. "What is truth" really struck me. I am a truth seeker myself and can relate .. Jesus Christ is the ultimate absolute truth and Cash seemed to know this especially later in life. He made many mistakes (sin) in his life and its wonderful to see God's mercy (which we ALL need) and power to change and redeem broken human beings. I can relate to Johnny Cash. Thanks Cindy Cash for sharing your memories with your dad🙂.

I'm lucky enough to have met John 3 times. One of them he was an asshole due to the pills that he took. Two other times he was the most welcoming and loving man you'd ever wanna meet. I adressed him as Mr. Cash and he said " just call me John, son. All my friends do ". One of the times I asked to speak with him he asked " what you wanna talk about? " I answered "everything". He laughed and said "hahaha I got only ten minutes, son". And he gave me 20 minutes. How I loved that man, and still do. RIP, John! We all miss you.

@jeremyas1973

Жыл бұрын

What a wonderful memory John gave you! Shows the good/kind man that he was.

@dagr.johnsen2164

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremyas1973 Yes. I will remember and love meeting him forever. Even the one time he was an asshole..... 😆

Its cool to hear this. Even our children, 10, 11.. 13.. they all love Johnny. He was the good stuff!

wow' pure history cindy thank 'you . . its like touching johnny [your amazing good dad] again' ,, somthin about johnny cash that touch'd every age 'every person n'every songwriter' . . your dad in heaven is so proud of your kind insight into your family and special relationship that only 'you could have shared with the world' ,, souldeep appreciation for allowing this video to be made and seen ,, its important that is was' . . god bless you' ,,,

I hope you understand your Father did the most important thing Man can do on this earth, became a strong unwavering, outreaching man of God, and whether he knew it or not, brought men to God. We need more men like him, many many many more it’s unbelievable how much we needed him, and continue to lose what men like him are… God Bless Him and His Family Always.

@jeremyas1973

Жыл бұрын

What an amazing tribute to your fellow musician/singer/songwriter, Johnny Cash. God Bless.

I was Johnny's biggest fan (lol). Goes back when I was 2, I'm 61, so 59 years and still one of my top entertainers. His music, movies and TV shows keeps him in the spot light. And of course I can't forget June Carter Cash, she was a whoot and a great entertainer in her own right. They were great together. I did get to see Johnny I believe 1967- 68 in Greenville S.C. that show has stayed with me all these years, like yesterday. It was awesome to hear from Cindy telling her memories of such a great person. Love and blessings to all of Johnny's children and grandchildren.

King of Country. God bless your memory

Cindy that is so true! My Dad loved Johnny Cash and I grew up loving his records (I now have a CD collection). But I was so surprised when my daughter and new SON-IN-LAW started buying his tunes! I’m waiting to see what the grand kids will listen to as they mature 😉

Johnny Cash--the Man in Black- what a Great Singer with Feeling's that Produced some of his Best Songs later in Life like 'HURT" and "Nine Inch Nail", so many Young people Loved these songs by an Older Johnny Cash. What a Legacy this man from Arkansas Left the Music World!!!

Really neat little look into their lives. Great stuff! That place sure has character. The old home movie footage was outstanding.

God Bless.. I am ashamed I haven't seen this.. Bye the way... Your Beautiful!! God Bless

My first concert was when I was five years old. It was Johnny Cash. My second concert was the following year and once again it was J. R. Cash. I saw him again in my teens. I never stopped loving his music and he still resonates with me today. I have a lot of respect for the man. He showed his true character, towards the end of his life, when I called House Of Cash to complain about a famous photo on his website. I felt that the photo could be a stumbling block to someone finding Christ or trying to follow the Lord. Never got to talk with him but I said my piece to the woman that answered the phone. Wasn’t long after that the photo was taken off the website. I know he’s up with the Lord Jesus and his brother Jack as well as his Momma and Daddy. God’s Blessings to you all.

It's a dam shame that he was so stubborn. He had Diabetes, but he refused to take medication. Every time my Dad saw him he just quietly shook his head because over time he got worse.

So sweet.Im so sorry your Dad isnt here anymore :( What I took away from this story, is he was human. He met his first wife, fell in love, something happened they seperated, then he remarried. People do it every single day. Doesnt make anyone good or bad. It happens. What matter is he lived a good life God bless his children and fans that love and miss him. RIP Johnny, and tell Joey I love him

@jeremyas1973

Жыл бұрын

What a person/people do in their lives, is their business. Leave "the dirt behind". Celebrate their faith in God & thanks to our Savior Jesus Christ that can & will forgive us of our sins, because EVERY ONE OF US HAS SINNED. Some comments by a lady at the beginning, were totally unnecessary. "Blended families" have it tough enough without people throwing stones.

We all feel your dad 1 song at a time going down a tree lined road on a warm spring day kicking up dust behind the truck!

AT 8:54. .” he wasn’t your typical dad, he was just a good man …” ✨and we know all them good men and ladies from way back then and we miss them too ..

Cindy Cash I love your father Johnny Cash. I love all of his songs. I didn't know he was married before June Carter. But I know what's it's like to lose a parent. I lost Mom in August on the 27th of 2017. Three days after my brother's birthday who lives in Oklahoma City with his wife. I was married but it ended up in a divorce. If hurt me bad. But your father Johnny Cash is my all time favorite singer and I love his music. May God bless you and your family 🙏🙏 and may God bless your father. My condolences to you and your family 🙏🙏❤️

I first remember Johnny Cash from his TV show. Just happened across it and was immediately Mesmerized. And he featured such a Variety of talent on his show.

Johnny Cash is like Elvis they can be imitated ; but there will never be any anothers to replace them

This rocks, thank you for sharing!

R.I.P John😓❣️🙏

Cindy you are so precious ~ Thank you for this tribute ~

Beautiful job he was the badest man till this day. One of the last real men 💪 love you john rip Brotherhood.

Cindy this is the message I received tonight from your Dad. 👌👋

Nice testimony of you and your father, ms. Cindy. I've been a Johnny Cash fan for nearly a lifetime, I was about 10 when I heard him singing in the I Walk The Line movie, with Gregory Peck. Many years later I wrote a little book about him, and in the meantime I found out his great faith. I just can say that I found back my faith in Jesus thanks to him, and I recently returned to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, where I belong, here in Italy. There are three missionaries sisters here who love his songs a lot, and appreciate the message in them. May the Lord bless you and all your family. Amen

I enjoyed this video and hearing Cindy talk about her Dad and how quiet he was and at peace there at the farm. I love him and all of his music and I am 50years old and have most of the books about him. Long live the man in black

I always will love johnny cash and his legacy

I have really enjoyed hearing a complete story of J.C.

Your Dad was my hero growing up He was bigger than life I’m 60 years old now and his memory his music will always be with me He stood alone no one came close to Johnny Cash. I was so fortunate to actually meet him at his house on the lake we were on vacation and did the tour of the stars home. We’re taking pictures and looking and much to our surprise he pulls up on a Jeep with John Carter and some family he let us take pics and signed autographs and just talked to us.. How many mega stars would do that? It’s a memory he gave us we will never forget

I love the man Johnny Cash I've lesson to his music sence I was a boy ill lesson to his music till the day I'm gone

The greatest country singer rip Johnny 🙏

I saw him in concert and got his autograph on a record cover! Thank you for the great stories. I've been a fan since the 70s.

Ty so much! WE LOVE AND MISS JOHNNY ALSO!