Man this song has totally hooked me. Fantastic. And Mr. Cash is an all time giant. The album this appeared on topped Billboard's charts - 3 years after Johnny passed away.
There's a pervasive and strong element of disrespect with the guy's shit kicking walk through the cemetery, doing the tightrope walk on the track, sexually straddling his legs on the rails etc. Cash is at the end of his life and trying to talk soberly(through Springsteen) about his final destination, heaven, to meet loved ones, which has nothing to do with some dude wise-guy-walking further on up that road. Get some maturity and think about it.
This is not a charitable comment. "sexually straddling his legs on the rails"... that shot is a direct reference to a photo of Johnny Cash doing the exact same thing here fineartamerica.com/featured/1-johnny-cash-michael-rougier.html The video is about mortality, how death comes for us all, but in Christ there is hope that we will meet "further on up the road" in heaven. Something that Johnny Cash believed in himself. "Get some maturity and think about it."
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😊Wonderful....oh My God.....Pretty Song from U.S.A. Country
"If there's a light up ahead, well brother I don't know, but I'll meet you further on up the road."
Hope so, Johnny. Hope so.
"Your word is a lamp to my feet, a light to my path."
Psalm 119: 105
Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary have mercy on us.
Makes me cry. so emotional. I was a fan from the beginning to the end.
Man this song has totally hooked me. Fantastic. And Mr. Cash is an all time giant. The album this appeared on topped Billboard's charts - 3 years after Johnny passed away.
Incredible song, really poignant if you've lost someone close. Keep your chins up everyone
MELANCHOLY AT ITS TOP!!
sadly wonderfull
Thanks everyone! I appreciate the feedback.
Kudos to you, Sir! Excellent job! Johnny would have been proud.....
Great song of Bruce by à giant and beautiful video!
Good lord what a legend...
absolutely beautiful
One of my all-time favorite Bruce Springsteen songs.
Well, Springsteen wrote the song.
Eric Clapton
No he diddnt. "Farther Up the Road" or "Further On up the Road" is a blues song first recorded in 1957 by Bobby "Blue" Bland
@@forsis80This was written by Springsteen. There’s a different song called “Further On Up the Road” which is an old blues standard.
Its good. It reminds me of an official music video that I've seen in the past from Johnny Cash. (except the super tight pants :)
Perfect!!!!
i love it!
amazing song
beautiful filmmaking
Awesome job
Excellent videography, fits well
GOOD JOB!!!!!!
Great!
great vid, great cover...
I AM FİRST PEAKY FOCKİN BLİNDER HERE.İn honor of john boy
Good job!
love you
Oh well done brother, fuckin righteous video.
thanks.
Excepcional versión del tema de Bruce Springsteen
What does that mean?
Instead of just liking my comment, can you please tell me what yours means? Please.
Welcome to Република Српска, Mr. Changretta!!!!
Is it a russian cemetery in USA?
Ну нашего брата везде много
anyone in april 2020 ?
April 2024
Old Man Frank
what ifs a dead end
i'll meet you further on up the road
Кто после двача?)
wow art school really paid off for you eh?
Damn good job but you probably could have done better. You did a good job though.
There's a pervasive and strong element of disrespect with the guy's shit kicking walk through the cemetery, doing the tightrope walk on the track, sexually straddling his legs on the rails etc. Cash is at the end of his life and trying to talk soberly(through Springsteen) about his final destination, heaven, to meet loved ones, which has nothing to do with some dude wise-guy-walking further on up that road. Get some maturity and think about it.
This is not a charitable comment. "sexually straddling his legs on the rails"... that shot is a direct reference to a photo of Johnny Cash doing the exact same thing here fineartamerica.com/featured/1-johnny-cash-michael-rougier.html
The video is about mortality, how death comes for us all, but in Christ there is hope that we will meet "further on up the road" in heaven. Something that Johnny Cash believed in himself. "Get some maturity and think about it."
love you