Been there toured it! Was amazing!!!! So incredible being there we stayed in West Memphis which was actually Arkansas knew he lived close enough to see so drove out we had a private tour by a man who knew the family truly incredible
I'm actually related to Johnny Cash. He was my Papas (dads dad) first cousin and they use to play together all the time. also my last name is cash so XD
Wow! Grew up listening to the man in Black. A time before and during the British Invasion. I even remembered this home before the restoration. Definitely good times and super American music.
Johnny Cash. love it. It's amazing history of not only him but America and its peoples determination to succeed. 40 acres and a house. wow! Just wanted to live back then.
I ment to say 20 not 40 acres. My family also got 20 and several years later most people got 40 after so many people left the colony and the land was redivided. I was a classmate and friend of J.. R.
Tyler ..you and Justin ROCK...love the Cash Man ...Hank and Johnny and the Beatles ...that's all I need ....just watched you with the Woo ..nice to see you again..!!
When I was moving to Mississippi I had stopped in Arkansas just so my ex step son could see this,he’s a diehard country music fan and made his world to see his hero’s boyhood house.
Im from henderson tn and my dad said he lived across the ditch from him and said he remembered when he got off of a b john deere and started up the railroad tracks and said he could do better singing than driving those oil slinging tractors
You better keep a guard on it, some sorry bastard will burn it down in a heartbeat nowadays. Being in the Country Ain't what it used to be. But having said that, a GREAT VIDEO, Thanks, I like it, BB
Nice job Tyler !. That is so cool that there restoring a not only a great piece of music history but a reminder of a by gone era as well. I cant imagine how it felt to stand in the very spots an American legend did. Looking forward to many more videos.
8/16/20 How come you haven't done one since 2013? Please tell us more about Johnny , Did they get the home fixed back to the original ? Would love to see more pictures.....Thanks
Hello well thanks for the 2 or before I got restored a Rebuilder how were they I'm glad they restored it so people can't order it know how Johnny Cash grew up and know where he grew up at most singers grew up poor some of them forget their humble beginning some of them don't and I believe Johnny Cash was one of them that was humble and kind and never forgot where he started from of before he started his singing but he was a great singer so was his wife well I hope and pray everyone is staying safe and healthy take care and God bless
Been there toured it! Was amazing!!!! So incredible being there we stayed in West Memphis which was actually Arkansas knew he lived close enough to see so drove out we had a private tour by a man who knew the family truly incredible
What an awesome way to honor a legend.
I'm actually related to Johnny Cash. He was my Papas (dads dad) first cousin and they use to play together all the time. also my last name is cash so XD
He’s my idol
His my 10th cuz lol I love cash
I live about an hour from here. Dyess is pronounced like dice. Awesome video.
Wow! Grew up listening to the man in Black. A time before and during the British Invasion. I even remembered this home before the restoration. Definitely good times and super American music.
Beautiful home thank you for share this video clip.
Johnny Cash. love it. It's amazing history of not only him but America and its peoples determination to succeed. 40 acres and a house. wow! Just wanted to live back then.
Right!? Amazing!
It was so amazing being there. They did SO much with SO little. Truly inspiring.
LiveFastDiePoor DUDE.. so awesome to see someone with enthusiasm over johnny #thankyou awesome
+Jeff Crafton
yes...
I ment to say 20 not 40 acres. My family also got 20 and several years later most people got 40 after so many people left the colony and the land was redivided. I was a classmate and friend of J.. R.
Thats so cool
Glenn Johnson Was here just three weeks ago on the Phil Mack Country TV tour.This was just awesome so,a big thank you for showing this.
Great video .Great story .Thanks man.Greetings from Scotland.
Tyler ..you and Justin ROCK...love the Cash Man ...Hank and Johnny and the Beatles ...that's all I need ....just watched you with the Woo ..nice to see you again..!!
A great man. My whole family were fans.
When I was moving to Mississippi I had stopped in Arkansas just so my ex step son could see this,he’s a diehard country music fan and made his world to see his hero’s boyhood house.
Im from henderson tn and my dad said he lived across the ditch from him and said he remembered when he got off of a b john deere and started up the railroad tracks and said he could do better singing than driving those oil slinging tractors
Although I'm only 14, I'm a HUGE Johnny Cash fan...probably would've cried in amazement if I was to have been there. Lol it must've been amazing.
Justin cut out all the times I said "Oh man, I'm about to cry." It was crazy. I could barely talk.
You better keep a guard on it, some sorry bastard will burn it down in a heartbeat nowadays. Being in the Country Ain't what it used to be. But having said that, a GREAT VIDEO, Thanks, I like it, BB
I can't wait for them to finish it. A big fan of johnny cash. Thanks for the video
It's going to look AWESOME! They were telling us some of the plans. I highly recommend going. Even standing outside of it gave me goose bumbs.
What a beautiful old American house .my dream .I love .places of American .just beautiful .
Nice job Tyler !. That is so cool that there restoring a not only a great piece of music history but a reminder of a by gone era as well. I cant imagine how it felt to stand in the very spots an American legend did. Looking forward to many more videos.
Standing in those spots was unreal. I was really emotional. Thanks so much Jerry!
Wow how lucky to get to see this ❤️
Much Love.
Very cool tour! Thanks!
Nice job, thanks for sharing.
That's awesome.
Thank you!
been there, wonderful trip
How cool is that shit. So lucky to be able to be where johnny cash lived. Crazy man
I enjoyed this video ! I lost count of how many times that he said Johnny Cash though. lol.
Thank you...
No sir, thank YOU, for watching.
VERY cool !!!
Great video about a great music artist. Well done and I'm looking forward to more videos....Rock on!
Awesome! Yeah Tyler did a great job, HAD to post it here, it's posted on his channel as well!
I'm definitely going to do some more. I really hope you enjoy them!
i got a personal tour after it was done very nice 2018 tour takes about hour from town
Johnny Cash is my dad's great uncle and my great God father. tell he died. no lie his older sister was my great grandmother
Margaret forbs Carter cash. who married my great grandfather.
Its a lot of family on this thread.
@@hiswife6296
It’s funny how they all come out of the woodwork!
take a shot every time he says johnny cash
8/16/20 How come you haven't done one since 2013? Please tell us more about Johnny , Did they get the home fixed back to the original ? Would love to see more pictures.....Thanks
Thank you. Great video!
so glad they restored jhonny boyhood home thanks for caring.
Thank for sharing the cool vid. That was really awesome!
Did they film any scenes from "Walk The Line" there?
No. I was surprised they didn't
It wasn't there, which was only minorly disappointing.
Great video
Awesome video :-) :-) :-)
Thank you SOO much!
Good News
I still have to remember to but the Johnny Cash stamps!!
that's BUY the stamps at the post office:)
Yeah that's awesome!
MsRandomnotes1 I didn't know they had Johnny Cash stamps! Putting that on the top of my purchase list.
Yes! every year the post office does a celebrity stamp, this year it's Johnny Cash! really cool looking too!
Dyess. Is 7 miles from Newport ark. my home town .we use to go out there all they was cotton fieds and Newport Airbase
Johnny said the whole family sat down and cried in exhaustion and despair twerent nothing happy about ot
cool video
Hello well thanks for the 2 or before I got restored a Rebuilder how were they I'm glad they restored it so people can't order it know how Johnny Cash grew up and know where he grew up at most singers grew up poor some of them forget their humble beginning some of them don't and I believe Johnny Cash was one of them that was humble and kind and never forgot where he started from of before he started his singing but he was a great singer so was his wife well I hope and pray everyone is staying safe and healthy take care and God bless
They need to restore that home
My grandpa step one last name is Evans. Anyway when I was in Memphis I watched walk the line in theater.
Maybe we're sorta related?!
Haha to common
ahhh the combine harvester at the begging was creepy :o lol
It was a little scary, even for me, and I'm from the country!
I would love to visit that place
Kinda scary, the fact that you were standing in the spot where one of his brother's died after the head saw accident.
So, they lived in it since new, but when they left, it sat in disrepair? Guess Papa Cash wasn't too much into upkeep.
You're a real smarty pants horse,Grandpa.😬
😘
Wow!!! 40 acres 0 money down !!!
Another " Quality" video!,.......... :)
Thanks for the quality comment!
Johnny Cash. house Arkansas
Now I understand why John was a Democrat a liberal a patriot a man of God a sinner and a saint.
They got 20 acres not 30
My empire of Dirt
Looks very isolated.
They cut the tree on the side of the house :/ All for profit!