ironic this was the last sonng he recorded,the producer said he asked for this to be the last song he recorded,he did a version in the late 50's i think but his voice got so narly and cracked it just suits his choice of song
What he can emote with a song... Jimmie Rodgers song. Even the original was touching. He's free from the chain gang because hes dead was one surmise I had.
I started listening to country because of Johnny Cash, and he's a modern-day rebel-saint as far as I'm concerned, but I have to admit, I like Jimmie Rodgers lively version (the original?) waaaay better. This feels... a little cheesy?
I like Johnny's version but the first record I remember dropping the needle on where my dads Jimmie Rodgers albums. His music is actually part of me, my first memories. I'm a dork I know.
I,'m from Scotland always knew Johnny Cash but never listened to him,the joys of youtube,this guys a legend.
the man in black... an amazing peice by a true artist
im only 14 but when i tell people that i love johnny cash they are just stunned... not used to kids these days liking Real music like Johnny
And now?
Beautiful and moving tribute to a great artist
The lullabye I sing for my little son.
No, this is actually a song from his childhood, it was originally recorded by his favorite, Jimmie Rodgers.
I love Jommie Rodgers also. My dad had all his albums the 1st memories I have are dropping the needle down on those records.
ironic this was the last sonng he recorded,the producer said he asked for this to be the last song he recorded,he did a version in the late 50's i think but his voice got so narly and cracked it just suits his choice of song
The version that you're thinking of that he did prior to this one was in 1962.
This is the song that I would like to be playing as they spread my ashes/lower my casket.
I will have this song played on my funeral
I want Yodeling my way back home by Jimmie Rodgers played at mine. Check it out it was his last album he was sick. He wrote this tune btw.
What he can emote with a song... Jimmie Rodgers song.
Even the original was touching.
He's free from the chain gang because hes dead was one surmise I had.
Great stuff! Thank you so much for posting this! As always, one of my favorite Johnny Cash songs that I also cover!
Imagine you listened to this song on the day you done your time in jail. Burst in tears.
on ya Johnny ,,,,,,,,,,,,
master
Jimmie Rodgers wrote it Johnny put his spin on it. Both great artist.
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I started listening to country because of Johnny Cash, and he's a modern-day rebel-saint as far as I'm concerned, but I have to admit, I like Jimmie Rodgers lively version (the original?) waaaay better. This feels... a little cheesy?
I like Johnny's version but the first record I remember dropping the needle on where my dads Jimmie Rodgers albums. His music is actually part of me, my first memories. I'm a dork I know.
Why am I crying?