No one and I mean no one comes a hair close to the voice and facial expressions as this guy for Johnny cash the best one ever I'm glad we have video footage on this guy what an amazing performance from Johnny Counterfeit I would have loved to have seen him then what a tribute concert for Johnny Cash he would have given had he taken it on the road , what a great vocal impersonator talent he had . The best .
Once in Las Vegas, Elvis did an impromptu impression of Johnny Cash. It wasn’t the greatest, but it was better than one might expect. He started out with “Folsom Prison Blues,” and sang a bit of that. Then he did part of “I Walk the Line.” He did noticeably better on the latter. You can find the audio on RUclips, although most of the videos cut it a bit short.
Johnny Counterfeit just like Mel Blanc was a man of many voices. It would be extremely difficult if not impossible to beat him doing any impersonations especially the Johnny Cash one. Sure miss him
Come on, Joaquin did a good job. He wasn’t trying to be a JC impersonator, he was just playing a part. I love that movie and all the music scenes. I guess you’d BBQ Sissy Spacek and Beverly D’Angelo for their performances in Coal Miner’s Daughter.
This video addresses the ability for someone to sound like Johnny Cash. Joaquin, while he is a great actor and lots of folks loved this movie, he does not sound very much like Johnny Cash.
@@CountryMusicTimeMachine But that was my point, he never claimed to be a dead on Johnny impersonator, it was just a role in a movie. He did a great job. Now, that skinny kid in this video. I said to my wife "You can't just sing in a lower register and say it's Johnny Cash" hahaha!!
A few films to note the short film "I Still Miss Someone," released in 1999 and featuring Mark Collie as Johnny Cash. Additionally, Matt Ross portrayed Johnny Cash in the television movie "Ring of Fire," which centers on the life of June Carter Cash and was released in 2013. Both performed songs in their respective roles. There's also Alamo Jones, who, while not an impersonator, has a voice that closely resembles Johnny Cash's.
Well Johnny Cash was a hard one too. Mimic but I think Johnny counterfeit did it best but you didn't do Merle haggard's version Johnny Cash and the comparisons
The 1st singer had the closest voice to Johnny's. The 3rd was the best impersonation. But it was Vince Mira who was the actual best. His voice isn't quite the same as Johnny's, but it has that deep feeling that Johnny had, and that the other two are missing just a tiny bit. Johnny had a deeply layered voice and could express such deep emotion. It is what made songs like Folsom Prison Blues so powerful. I do hear a lot of that in Vince Mira's performance. I am pretending the Joaquin Phoenix part didn't happen.
Joaquin was cast for his look and he held his own for the purposes of the movie. Did he sound like Johnny? Not so much. I also have no clue why John Jr. doesn't know what his dad sounded like, because that guy wasn't it. The other two were decent impersonators as far as that goes. Johnny's voice was unique and cannot be imitated. When he walked out and said, "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" the entire world around me went away and I lived in his music. I was fortunate enough to have him come to my city many times and I never missed a show. I listen to lots of RUclips singers doing their own music and only twice have I commented "You've got a Johnny Cash vibe going on". Not meaning that they were impersonating him, but that they had that soul to their voice. Both of them said that was the biggest compliment they could get. Ya, it is. Thanks for another great video!!
I think Tommy Cash sounded just like his brother. Sadly, Tommy passed away September 13th this year. As far as these other imposters go, Joaquin done a great job in the movie and done a pretty good job singing, he just didn’t sound like Johnny. I would rank the others the Hispanic kid last, Jackson “Cash”, then Johnny knockoff or whatever he called himself runner up to Tommy Cash.
I've seen Jackson Cash on and off for years. He doesn't stay on key all the time, but IMO, he is a close second at least. The guy has had a rough life. Counterfeit takes first, but he wasn't perfect either.
Johnny Counterfeit was the best of all four
I agree
No one and I mean no one comes a hair close to the voice and facial expressions as this guy for Johnny cash the best one ever I'm glad we have video footage on this guy what an amazing performance from Johnny Counterfeit I would have loved to have seen him then what a tribute concert for Johnny Cash he would have given had he taken it on the road , what a great vocal impersonator talent he had . The best .
Johnny counterfeit definitely
Johnny Counterfeit, of the three, does the best Johnny Cash by far!
Merle Haggard did the best impression of Johnny Cash
I was actually waiting for him to pop up.
Once in Las Vegas, Elvis did an impromptu impression of Johnny Cash. It wasn’t the greatest, but it was better than one might expect. He started out with “Folsom Prison Blues,” and sang a bit of that. Then he did part of “I Walk the Line.” He did noticeably better on the latter. You can find the audio on RUclips, although most of the videos cut it a bit short.
Johnny Counterfeit just like Mel Blanc was a man of many voices. It would be extremely difficult if not impossible to beat him doing any impersonations especially the Johnny Cash one. Sure miss him
Great video. I think the Jackson Cash and Johnny Counterfeit were the best ones.
Johnny Counterfeit had the voice inflections down.
FOR JOHNNY RAY, NOT JOHNNY CASH!
Johnny Counterfit😊
Johnny Counterfeit, Met this man in Maine really good .
HANDS DOWN , JOHNNY COUNTERFEIT !
IVE SEEN HIM IN OTHER VIDEOS , AND HE
CAN ACT JUST LIKE CASH !
I like both Jackson Cash and Johnny Counterfit. Neither is right on but both are good..
Come on, Joaquin did a good job. He wasn’t trying to be a JC impersonator, he was just playing a part. I love that movie and all the music scenes. I guess you’d BBQ Sissy Spacek and Beverly D’Angelo for their performances in Coal Miner’s Daughter.
This video addresses the ability for someone to sound like Johnny Cash. Joaquin, while he is a great actor and lots of folks loved this movie, he does not sound very much like Johnny Cash.
@@CountryMusicTimeMachine But that was my point, he never claimed to be a dead on Johnny impersonator, it was just a role in a movie. He did a great job. Now, that skinny kid in this video. I said to my wife "You can't just sing in a lower register and say it's Johnny Cash" hahaha!!
@@CountryMusicTimeMachine And, for what it's worth, I do a few JC songs on stage and I sound nothing like him.
Johnny Counterfit ......🤠
Counterfiet
Jonny Counterfeit was the embodiment of Jonny Cash period....mike drop.
I saw a Johnny Cash impersonator in Las Vegas a couple of months ago and he wasn't bad.
A few films to note the short film "I Still Miss Someone," released in 1999 and featuring Mark Collie as Johnny Cash. Additionally, Matt Ross portrayed Johnny Cash in the television movie "Ring of Fire," which centers on the life of June Carter Cash and was released in 2013. Both performed songs in their respective roles. There's also Alamo Jones, who, while not an impersonator, has a voice that closely resembles Johnny Cash's.
I remember the Mark Collie one!
I’ve met mark collie he is from the county right beside from my county
Well Johnny Cash was a hard one too. Mimic but I think Johnny counterfeit did it best but you didn't do Merle haggard's version Johnny Cash and the comparisons
Thanks Kevin for another great episode. If you haven't yet, check out Ghost of Johnny Cash. The dude sounds spot on.
Wow that's a very hard pick, they all sounded like Johnny, but I think it was Johnny counterfeit
Johnny counterfeit
The 1st singer had the closest voice to Johnny's. The 3rd was the best impersonation. But it was Vince Mira who was the actual best. His voice isn't quite the same as Johnny's, but it has that deep feeling that Johnny had, and that the other two are missing just a tiny bit. Johnny had a deeply layered voice and could express such deep emotion. It is what made songs like Folsom Prison Blues so powerful. I do hear a lot of that in Vince Mira's performance.
I am pretending the Joaquin Phoenix part didn't happen.
I agree. Vince Mira may have the best voice of the three!
Joaquin was cast for his look and he held his own for the purposes of the movie. Did he sound like Johnny? Not so much. I also have no clue why John Jr. doesn't know what his dad sounded like, because that guy wasn't it. The other two were decent impersonators as far as that goes. Johnny's voice was unique and cannot be imitated. When he walked out and said, "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" the entire world around me went away and I lived in his music. I was fortunate enough to have him come to my city many times and I never missed a show. I listen to lots of RUclips singers doing their own music and only twice have I commented "You've got a Johnny Cash vibe going on". Not meaning that they were impersonating him, but that they had that soul to their voice. Both of them said that was the biggest compliment they could get. Ya, it is. Thanks for another great video!!
That's a great story. Thanks for sharing. You are lucky!
I think Tommy Cash sounded just like his brother. Sadly, Tommy passed away September 13th this year. As far as these other imposters go, Joaquin done a great job in the movie and done a pretty good job singing, he just didn’t sound like Johnny. I would rank the others the Hispanic kid last, Jackson “Cash”, then Johnny knockoff or whatever he called himself runner up to Tommy Cash.
I've seen Jackson Cash on and off for years. He doesn't stay on key all the time, but IMO, he is a close second at least. The guy has had a rough life. Counterfeit takes first, but he wasn't perfect either.