Johnny Cash on his brother, Jack Cash | On the Record (October 22, 1997) | TNN
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- Cash & Ralph Emery discuss Cash’s older brother, Jack Cash. From TNN’s ‘On the Record’. Aired: October 22, 1997
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Been blessed never lost anyone close to me aside from my grandparents but they were all 80-90 when they died....I dread the day I lose my parents or siblings.
You can tell he loved Jack deeply and he still felt immense pain at the loss of him. Seeing a big, strong, tough man almost brought to tears makes you feel his pain too.
At 17 I was in a bad car accident & I saw heaven too. While I can't wait to get to heaven...I want to enjoy the life here on earth that the Lord gave me. I enjoy the sunrise & sunset....I enjoy my walks with nature & watching the animals in their home. Yesterday I went to our local state park with my husband & walked the trails.....we saw three humming birds flying around some flowers that looked like tiny orange orchids. I tell y'all if you haven't went for a walk with nature you're missing out.
❤️🙏
I’m 21 and just this past July I almost passed away in a car wreck myself. I swear in that hospital bed one night I passed but got woke up like life had been thrown back into me. It was all the sudden just bam I shot out of my sleep but it wasn’t like waking up. It’s so hard to explain but regardless before waking I swear I just saw nothing but white and something said you’re not ready. While I’m like you I’d love to see heaven but I’d also like to enjoy the rest of my time here on earth. I struggle with depression but I still try to enjoy the little things in life when I’m finding myself in the gutter. I try to look around at everything I have and just be grateful I have it cause someone would kill for it. I try to talk to my family as much as I can because I know some desperately would love to see theirs together. I’m glad you survived your car wreck and have been able to live your life.
Can I ask what you saw. Glad you came back.
Johnny Cash's books are excellent - The Man in Black, and The Man in White. Well worth reading. Mr. Cash was a genuine person.
What book should I start with?
@@reflection8578 Either one. The Man in Black is probably easier to find, though.
You can just hear the pain and saddness in Johnny's voice talking about Jack
in my head i kept saying to the interviewer "dude just stop do you not have a hear"
40 years wow, poor johhny a long time to shoulder such a colossus burden
He not only lost his brother in this terrible accident but he was wrongfully blamed for the brother’s accidental death. So painful. I’d imagine that was part of his path to substance dependence.
That interviewer has zero fucks about the trauma Johnny has been through
That was probably a tough interview for both of them.
It's an interview about his book. He tells the story. It's a beautiful story to share...almost makes me believe I heaven. How's that bad?
I imagine that Johnny said nothing is off limits or agreed to talk about Jack before the interview.
But when he asked a question, he shut the fuck up and let Cash speak. Most reporters don't do that. Kudos.
@@publius1252Spot on
That kind pain never goes away you just learn to live with it
Thank God his brother knew Jesus.
There finally together now forever in eternity with the father ❤️🙏
So sad , rip
That was the Lord warning them all. When God speaks, it’s not loud. He wanted Jack not to go.
Disagree. God wasn’t surprised by Jack’s death and nothing happens outside His will.
The wrong kid died
Child endangerment much? Lawsuit much?
Different time period
Bruh it was the 40’s lmao
Stupid or ignorant much?
This was a time where people, no matter the age, weren't lazy and ungrateful. A time where children had to help feed the family. A time where people weren't laying on their backs, popping out babies produced by multiple fathers, just so they can receive EBT and welfare. 🙄
@Hobbitydobbity 3 dollars was worth alot more these days. Was this right? No but there's definetely a more quality people in the 40s than there is with this era
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