Few people remembered the Jamaica home. In the early 80's, Johnny and his family were enjoying Christmas dinner in the dining area of the house and some robbers came in and demanded money, jewelry, whatever they could find. The Cash family was in danger of losing their lives. The men were caught, and all died while in custody. Johnny's response was one of forgiveness. Look it up, the story itself is inspiring, It just shows what a great man Johnny Cash was!
@@redsloane879 I thought it was strange as well. I think the Jamaican authorities wanted this swept under the rug for fear this would affect tourism there.
My senior year in highschool I had to read a biography about someone famous and write an excerpt and I chose Johnny Cash and I ended up reading a book about his life and it included the robbery in pretty great detail and other major events in his life such as his brother Jack and how he was consumed by his addiction to pills, I wish I could remember the name of the book it was an autobiography written by Johnny Cash.
He wrote about that incident in his book Cash, his autobiography that was publish in 1997. He was very upset that those men all died while in custody too. The whole book was wonderful. I loved both Man in Black and the Cash books so much. Wish I still had them. Haven't gotten my hands on the Man in White book yet, but would sure love to read it someday tho.
Was just there yesterday and I’m glad I found your video so that I could look through it all a second time! - The museum was great. The space is smaller than you would imagine, but they really filled it pretty well. The Johnny Cash restaurant/bar and the cafe right next to it were real cool. They played a little movie on loop in one section where they showed scenes and features of when he was involved in film. The Hurt music video at the end was heartbreaking and showed just how impactful of a human he was to the world. Such a beautiful visit.
The carved face on top of the piece of furniture that belonged to Johnny and June is actually the face of The Old North Wind. It was a hand carved piece. Very Rare!!!! It appears at 20:03 in the vlog. The piece of furniture is a heavily carved English oak that is quite possibility over 200 years old. Thanks Jordan for vlogging the entire Museum. Most people would love the guitars and amps. I loved the furniture! I think it is incredible that Barry Gibb gave the stone wall from the house to reproduce the backdrop for the furniture!
My dad took me to see Johnny Cash in concert when i was a little girl. I remember he hadca voice like a grizzley bear. I love his music. He is a classic!!!!
There was a little diner down the block and us kids would go to for a side of french fries or a coke. They had those table top jukebox selectors. Johnny Cash records were always playing. Folsom Prison Blues and Ring of Fire. I still know the words. Good times....
Great vlog Johnny has a lot of fans in Ireland he was here a few times and is very loved Sun is back today but you and Jah bring the Sun everyday to my life Love to all in USA Marie Dublin
Such an emotional video. Beautiful photos of his life forever frozen in time. Thank you for sharing your gift and the love you put into each person's life.
**BRILLIANT VID JORDAN! LOVE IT!** 💯👍🎶🎤👏 What a way to kick start my weekend! I'm totally in 7th heaven with this vlog. As much as I've been an Elvis fan since in my Mom's womb. My family has generations of Musicians. And they got me into Johnny Cash & Patsy Cline, from a very young age. 2 things I definitely share in common with Johnny: All black wardrobe & being a Rebel ☠ Going through this, it amazes me. How JC came from such poverty. And made himself into such a success. Such a sheer inspiration. And what a love story for the ages. That Johnny & June had. Of coarse it wasn't always smooth sailing. But what I wouldn't give to find my main man. Of coarse Patsy was such a phenomenally talented gal. I've promoted & supported alot of Rockabilly Musician's through the decades. Proud to call some of them my close friends. And the majority of them all credit both JC & PC as influences. I've cued up here on RUclips now. A bunch of JC Docs, Performances & last interviews. I still ball my eyes out watching the video for or hearing the song: "Hurt". **HUGE THANKS 4 POSTING ALL THESE NEW VIDS. YOU'LL REALLY DESERVE YOUR TIME OFF. REST WELL 🛏 & HOWDEE/HUGZ 2 THE JAHSTER 🐶🐕**
Again, another treat. I love seeing all Johnny's memorabilia. My folks purchased an old blonde record player when i was 8 or 9 and and my older brother saved his money from bagging groceries to buy Ring of Fire and Folsom Prison. We listened everyday after school. Later on, I was inspired by Mother Maybelle and picked up the autoharp and have played it for about 40 years. Thank you for another great vlog that has brought back tons of memories.
Someone has probably mentioned this, but Merle Haggard was not in San Quentin during Cash's recording the album in 1969. He was already a star by then. He was in San Quentin when Cash played there in 1957-58 though.
This Vlog Is So Amazing! Big Fan Of The Bee Gees And That Was So Good Of Barry..If I'm Not Mistaken Johnnys House Was Across The Road From His Mom And Dads..Thank You Jordan So Much!!
This is a wonderful musuem to see. You can also visit the resting place of Johnny and June Cash which is Hendersonville Memory Gardens in Hendersonville, Tennessee just a few miles northeast of Nashville
Brilliant vlog! The thing I love about Cash was that even in the height of his fame , he always seemed to stay grounded as a common every day man.. When he and Waylon shared an apartment together back in the day, they used to hide their party supplies from each other, behind picture frames, in the back of the tv set... Y'know, as roomates will do, i suppose .lol... Out of everything though, I think the most important thing that stands out about John, was his love for June. That is how a man should love his wife. When asked about what he considered paradise, he said, " Coffee with her".. amazing. Thank you brother, for an incredible vlog on an extraordinary man.. Have a great day!
Depeche mode is one of favorite groups from the 80s ..I moved to America ..learned English and truely fell in love with the old music as my parents did square dancing ..I so appreciate this vlog .when he redid d.m..song ..oh man I cried ...the emotion in Johnny's voice is unmistakable
Johnny Cash is one of my favorite singers. Such a wonderful job tracing his life and career. The objects in the museum show the story of his life. “Hurt” is beyond amazing. It was incredible to actually get to see the chair from the music video. I think June Carter Cash really completed him. Seeing the words he actually spoke at her funeral was so moving. There will never be another Johnny Cash. Thank you so much Jordan. Wonderful photography and narration.
Great coverage, as usual, of the Johnny Cash museum. I loved the Elvis added into it, and I'm looking forward to tomorrow's vlog. I'm sure all of Johnny's fans have really enjoyed this vlog immensely, and you make it so personal. Thank you, Jordan.
I loved Johnny Cash! Especially the end of his life when he sang“Hurt” it was sad. Thank you Jordan for another great Vlog. I’m watching back and forth between you and Breck!!
I appreciated this vlog. Loved the wear and tear on Johnny's guitars. There no doubt that he loved June very much a very deep love too. He was a type of fella who could turn his hand to anything. Got to thank all the people who gave/loaned to this museum. Thank you Jordan this was a great experience through your camera. RIP Johnny and June, your music lives on and you will never be forgotten
Johnny Cash, came from such humble beginnings ,and stayed that way until the end.He was a great artists,both singing and acting and on canvas. That was a very sad video they made in the end of his life.Thank you Jordan, another great video.God bless
This is a great museum, lots of details and memorabilia. Loved it! And yes the Hurt video is heartbreaking. Thank you for showing us around Jordan! As always You are the best!
One person that I love is me some Johnny Cash!! My grandfather and grandmother met The Man In Black after one of his shows. I am a big fan! Thanks for the video!
No stone left unturned , great photos and a ton of back story, with the narration and photography, you more than made up for not being able to to film...Thank you !!!
Thankyou for the very professional blogs. I love museums and they give us a story behind a particular individual. Thankyou for making inaccessable visits to museums (As I am from Adelaide, South Australia) possible for us to enjoy. I admire your very respectful approach. All the best to your gorgeous little pooch. Kind regards from South Australia.
wow!!! Been a musician for 34 years now and i did not know the things u sharing here. thanks 4 sharing jordan. when ever i feel bad i go on u tube and look at your videos. allways upbeat and i feel ok again :) from the bottom of my hear...Thank you!!!!
How can you get any better than this? Aww but you do, many, many times! Thank you taking us along. As I have said before, you are the best! The history and being you!
So here we are at the Johnnie Cash Museum. I realize how many people actually knew him & saw him in concert. How amazing is that?? Great vlog today thanks so much Jordan!! I love it! This travel series should make you a star. Have a fun day! Take care🌹🌺🌸🌼🍀🦋🎤🎸🎶👏🏻
Wow!! I missed this in Nashville. Thank you for vlogging it!! Love Johnny Cash. His music was played all the time at home when I was a kid. CONGRATULATIONS on 68,000 subscribers!!! That's so impressive. Rock on, Jordan. Much love❤❤❤🦁
I love your video's, I don't comment until now but the Cash's video's hit home. I just loved all their music as a kid from the 70, so to see this makes me smile so much, thank you!
Amazing! I’ve watched a lot about a Johnny because his life story is so interesting to me. What a wonderful collection of memories. That was a lot of work to put together, so thank you. I’m thrilled that tomorrow is Patsy! What a fabulous city!
My father was a big fan of Johnny Cash and so am I . At first when was small I hated country and western music but then after The Beatles and The Rolling Stone started doing country music I started liking it very much.
Thanks for sharing this Jordan! My husband and I attended Nashville for the first time last August and it was such a crazy fun trip. One of the highlights was visiting the Johnny Cash Museum and I found it to be such a moving tribute to this man/legend that it actually brought me to tears. Keep on doing these amazing vlogs & safe travels!!
OUTSTANDING! That is a very cool museum . Your voiceover picture vlogs as still awesome. Great narration Jordan! I loved Walk the Line, and that was cool to see the costumes from that as well. Johnny had a unique voice for sure. Great music. Thanks for sharing Jordan!
What separates “just another RUclipsr” from great vloggers like you Jordan? No matter what you vlog, it’s always awesome and I get drawn right in. Sure, I recognize the impact that Johnny has had on society and culture, and sure, there are a few of his songs I like, but I’m not a big fan. It doesn’t matter though. Your vlogs are great and I get so much out of them. Awesome! Thanks Jordan!
Great vlog as always Jordan. My wife and I just visited Nashville last week, and we included the Johnny Cash Museum. You captured all of the content, and made it very interesting. Love your work!
This vlog touched me deeply Jordan. Johnny Cash is a legend. I would call him a renaissance man. So much talent and a good person. My mom has all his vinyl records. I grew up listening to them. Thank you Jordan!
That museum is actually owned by the Cash family estate, i don't think anything was donated. There are videos on here showing the family going through all of the memorabilia before they actually opened the museum a few years ago.
The small Texas town I live in is where Johnny Cash wrote “I Walk the Line” Also, Elvis spent a fair share of time here at the legendary KSIJ radio studio, the old high school, and the old Mint Club
I been watching all your video thank you for sharing things I wouldnt be able to see in person cause of my health thank you doing a amazing job thank you don't ever stop
I don't understand the difference - takes less time to video than to photo. Crazy. Thanks for the extra trouble to share this with us! I definatly appreciate it! Your doing a great job!
I agree. I don't understand that policy at all.. You are definitely correct. I was having a lot of trouble getting the camera to focus to even take many of the pictures because of the glass and lighting they used, so I was definitely holding people up just trying to get one photo
Hi Jordan, another legend from a humble beginning and what a lovely guy and so talented. So much to see in that Museum, I loved the cowboy boots. Lovely photos of Johnny and Elvis and nice to see some furniture and china from his house. I remember seeing him in an episode of 'Columbo' aswell. Great vlog Jordan.
Love the vlog! Nine Inch Nails said Johnny did it better than them. Love seeing all the personal stuff. Johnny and June were a true love story in front of the whole world. There is not enough words. Thank you Jordan. This is priceless, it's golden.
I worked a Johnny Cash show in an arena as a stagehand. Later in life i worked with Marshall Grant several times when he was managing the Statler Brothers. i worked with Marshall quite few times and he was a funny guy that liked to joke around a bit aside of business. I was an audio engineer.He passed away sadly about a year ago.
Great vlog. I didn't know Johnny was in the Air Force. A lot of great info in this one. I can't wait to see what you have in store for us tomorrow. Thanks for bringing us here and sharing all the wonderful things with us. Safe Travels and take care.
Awesome awesome video! Everything was amazing. The clothes, guitars, boots, pictures and personal items were awesome. I loved this one! So sad though, all those greats lost to us! Thank you for taking me along, I so enjoyed seeing all of his things. Thank you for doing a great job
What a history he had in music! He had some very memorable songs! My favorite, Ring of Fire, was written by June, if I'm not mistaken. Another awesome video!
I had the privilege of going to Nashville in May and we went to the Johnny Cash Museum which was a fabulous place. You did a great job with the pictures and descriptions. I always love to watch your vlogs, you make them so interesting! We also went to the site of his house in Hendersonville which burned down. Couldn't see much, but it was incredible just being there. We also went to the cemetery where he and June are buried and saw their graves and also some of the Carter Family graves as well. It was an awesome start to a once in a lifetime vacation.
awsome vlog jordan i can remember years ago i was on the carnival cruise lines baja mexico there was a johnny cash fan club for johnny 80 th birthdays i actually saw and was listening to johnny cash sister was awsome
Fabulous!!! Loved his version of "Hurt." This display seemed really personal with all the handwritten notes and such. THANK YOU , Jordan!! Parking prices are nuts, but I'm guessing we get Miss Patsy tmrw!! Love her version of "Lonely Street!!"
Another great one! My sister lives in Folsom Ca. We took the tour at the prison and you can stand where Johnny stood next to a pillar there. I have a picture of me standing in the exact spot. Also the town of Folsom has a huge guitar right by the dam and prison. We were raised listening to Johnny too. You are nailing this entire trip Jordan... my early childhood was about all these vlogs. 💕 Mom had a huge crush on Johnny 😉 so I know all his songs from her. Thx mom! 💕 and THANK YOU Jordan..⭐️ this one especially, my mom would have loved the most ♥️ wow..this is amazing.
wow Jordan this was amazing vlog enjoyed it very much johnny cash was so good its ashame hes no longer with us miss his music.well done to the cash family for doing this
Totally friggin awwwwwesome! I love it❤ Sucks that there is a "No Filming" policy, but THANK U sooooo much for taking time to take pics & tell us about it!😁👍👏👏👏 U are very much appreciated.🙂👌
Wow......that was pretty interesting Johnny had a few songs I liked a lot. I seen that house from the street of course when I was a kid when I was down in Nashville, TN I'm learning all kinds of stuff watching you vlogs which I found by accident a couple of days ago Great job by the way! Keep vloging I like watching!
Such a great man ! He always remember his roots! The love he had for June was just awesome very rare ...may they both RIP great vlog enjoyed this very much
Wow Jordan!! What a very outstanding vlog!! I loved every bit of it!! My dad was a huge Johnny fan. As so Iam I. When my dad passed in December of last year we had a video trubute & one of the songs were I walk the line.
Great video, my dad liked him,I think I listened to him on a 8 track tape,lol,Been watching all your videos love them all .I don't travel so I do now through your eyes,thank you,
In Air Force stationed in Germany as radio operator/radar/ guy, Johnny was first to report Russians went supersonic jet powered air planes. The streaked across radar screen way faster than propeller craft.
Hi Jordan. I love this Vlog about Johnny Cash I am from Pine Bluff, Arkansas. I am a life long fan of Johnny. You did a very good job 👍.l hope that you have a nice day 🙂😎.
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Few people remembered the Jamaica home. In the early 80's, Johnny and his family were enjoying Christmas dinner in the dining area of the house and some robbers came in and demanded money, jewelry, whatever they could find. The Cash family was in danger of losing their lives. The men were caught, and all died while in custody. Johnny's response was one of forgiveness. Look it up, the story itself is inspiring, It just shows what a great man Johnny Cash was!
Died while in custody: hmmm.....a tad strange perhaps....! But glad they were caught!
@@redsloane879 I thought it was strange as well. I think the Jamaican authorities wanted this swept under the rug for fear this would affect tourism there.
My senior year in highschool I had to read a biography about someone famous and write an excerpt and I chose Johnny Cash and I ended up reading a book about his life and it included the robbery in pretty great detail and other major events in his life such as his brother Jack and how he was consumed by his addiction to pills, I wish I could remember the name of the book it was an autobiography written by Johnny Cash.
He wrote about that incident in his book Cash, his autobiography that was publish in 1997. He was very upset that those men all died while in custody too. The whole book was wonderful. I loved both Man in Black and the Cash books so much. Wish I still had them. Haven't gotten my hands on the Man in White book yet, but would sure love to read it someday tho.
I wouldn’t feel bad about sharing stories and history using still photos Jordon. You have a knack for always making them great.
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Was just there yesterday and I’m glad I found your video so that I could look through it all a second time! - The museum was great. The space is smaller than you would imagine, but they really filled it pretty well. The Johnny Cash restaurant/bar and the cafe right next to it were real cool. They played a little movie on loop in one section where they showed scenes and features of when he was involved in film. The Hurt music video at the end was heartbreaking and showed just how impactful of a human he was to the world. Such a beautiful visit.
The carved face on top of the piece of furniture that belonged to Johnny and June is actually the face of The Old North Wind. It was a hand carved piece. Very Rare!!!! It appears at 20:03 in the vlog. The piece of furniture is a heavily carved English oak that is quite possibility over 200 years old. Thanks Jordan for vlogging the entire Museum. Most people would love the guitars and amps. I loved the furniture! I think it is incredible that Barry Gibb gave the stone wall from the house to reproduce the backdrop for the furniture!
My dad took me to see Johnny Cash in concert when i was a little girl. I remember he hadca voice like a grizzley bear. I love his music. He is a classic!!!!
Johnny Cash was a survivor. He went through some rough times but still succeeded. Keep on pushing...dreams do come true.
There was a little diner down the block and us kids would go to for a side of french fries or a coke. They had those table top jukebox selectors. Johnny Cash records were always playing. Folsom Prison Blues and Ring of Fire. I still know the words. Good times....
Great vlog Johnny has a lot of fans in Ireland he was here a few times and is very loved Sun is back today but you and Jah bring the Sun everyday to my life Love to all in USA Marie Dublin
Just an FYI, Johnny Cash not only visited Jamaica a lot, he also owned a home there. Ghost Adventures filmed an episode there a few years back.
Such an emotional video. Beautiful photos of his life forever frozen in time. Thank you for sharing your gift and the love you put into each person's life.
**BRILLIANT VID JORDAN! LOVE IT!** 💯👍🎶🎤👏 What a way to kick start my weekend! I'm totally in 7th heaven with this vlog. As much as I've been an Elvis fan since in my Mom's womb. My family has generations of Musicians. And they got me into Johnny Cash & Patsy Cline, from a very young age. 2 things I definitely share in common with Johnny: All black wardrobe & being a Rebel ☠ Going through this, it amazes me. How JC came from such poverty. And made himself into such a success. Such a sheer inspiration. And what a love story for the ages. That Johnny & June had. Of coarse it wasn't always smooth sailing. But what I wouldn't give to find my main man. Of coarse Patsy was such a phenomenally talented gal. I've promoted & supported alot of Rockabilly Musician's through the decades. Proud to call some of them my close friends. And the majority of them all credit both JC & PC as influences. I've cued up here on RUclips now. A bunch of JC Docs, Performances & last interviews. I still ball my eyes out watching the video for or hearing the song: "Hurt". **HUGE THANKS 4 POSTING ALL THESE NEW VIDS. YOU'LL REALLY DESERVE YOUR TIME OFF. REST WELL 🛏 & HOWDEE/HUGZ 2 THE JAHSTER 🐶🐕**
Again, another treat. I love seeing all Johnny's memorabilia. My folks purchased an old blonde record player when i was 8 or 9 and and my older brother saved his money from bagging groceries to buy Ring of Fire and Folsom Prison. We listened everyday after school. Later on, I was inspired by Mother Maybelle and picked up the autoharp and have played it for about 40 years. Thank you for another great vlog that has brought back tons of memories.
Someone has probably mentioned this, but Merle Haggard was not in San Quentin during Cash's recording the album in 1969. He was already a star by then. He was in San Quentin when Cash played there in 1957-58 though.
This Vlog Is So Amazing! Big Fan Of The Bee Gees And That Was So Good Of Barry..If I'm Not Mistaken Johnnys House Was Across The Road From His Mom And Dads..Thank You Jordan So Much!!
This is a wonderful musuem to see. You can also visit the resting place of Johnny and June Cash which is Hendersonville Memory Gardens in Hendersonville, Tennessee just a few miles northeast of Nashville
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Jordan, This is some of your best work. I appreciate every minute. Thanks.
Thanks! Very kind of you
Brilliant vlog! The thing I love about Cash was that even in the height of his fame , he always seemed to stay grounded as a common every day man.. When he and Waylon shared an apartment together back in the day, they used to hide their party supplies from each other, behind picture frames, in the back of the tv set... Y'know, as roomates will do, i suppose
.lol... Out of everything though, I think the most important thing that stands out about John, was his love for June. That is how a man should love his wife. When asked about what he considered paradise, he said, " Coffee with her".. amazing. Thank you brother, for an incredible vlog on an extraordinary man.. Have a great day!
My mom loved Johnny Cash-she would have loved seeing this place. Thanks Jordan.
Depeche mode is one of favorite groups from the 80s ..I moved to America ..learned English and truely fell in love with the old music as my parents did square dancing ..I so appreciate this vlog .when he redid d.m..song ..oh man I cried ...the emotion in Johnny's voice is unmistakable
Wonderful Museum , Lovely vlog as always thank you Jordan . :-)
Johnny Cash is one of my favorite singers. Such a wonderful job tracing his life and career. The objects in the museum show the story of his life. “Hurt” is beyond amazing. It was incredible to actually get to see the chair from the music video. I think June Carter Cash really completed him. Seeing the words he actually spoke at her funeral was so moving. There will never be another Johnny Cash. Thank you so much Jordan. Wonderful photography and narration.
Amen! Hurt still guys my heart Everytime I hear it 😢💔
Great coverage, as usual, of the Johnny Cash museum. I loved the Elvis added into it, and I'm looking forward to tomorrow's vlog. I'm sure all of Johnny's fans have really enjoyed this vlog immensely, and you make it so personal. Thank you, Jordan.
Great vlog, Jordan. I teared up at the end. I remember seeing that video when it first came out. Johnny & June are together forever.
Johnny grew up about an hour from where I live. It's a very small farming town. The house he grew up in is still standing. Awesome video.
I loved Johnny Cash! Especially the end of his life when he sang“Hurt” it was sad. Thank you Jordan for another great Vlog. I’m watching back and forth between you and Breck!!
@Sinful Butterfly “Escaping the Mouse” is Jordan’s friend Breck.
I appreciated this vlog. Loved the wear and tear on Johnny's guitars. There no doubt that he loved June very much a very deep love too. He was a type of fella who could turn his hand to anything. Got to thank all the people who gave/loaned to this museum. Thank you Jordan this was a great experience through your camera. RIP Johnny and June, your music lives on and you will never be forgotten
Hi Jordan thanks again for the vlog, awesome.
My parents were fans of Johnny and the Carter family
Johnny Cash, came from such humble beginnings ,and stayed that way until the end.He was a great artists,both singing and acting and on canvas. That was a very sad video they made in the end of his life.Thank you Jordan, another great video.God bless
This is a great museum, lots of details and memorabilia. Loved it! And yes the Hurt video is heartbreaking. Thank you for showing us around Jordan! As always You are the best!
One person that I love is me some Johnny Cash!! My grandfather and grandmother met The Man In Black after one of his shows. I am a big fan! Thanks for the video!
No stone left unturned , great photos and a ton of back story, with the narration and photography, you more than made up for not being able to to film...Thank you !!!
Love Johnny Cash! One of my favorite performers.loved the vlog.
A great job even though no filming. My favorite was that beautiful piano. Thank you.
Thankyou for the very professional blogs. I love museums and they give us a story behind a particular individual.
Thankyou for making inaccessable visits to museums (As I am from Adelaide, South Australia) possible for us to enjoy. I admire your very respectful approach.
All the best to your gorgeous little pooch. Kind regards from South Australia.
wow!!! Been a musician for 34 years now and i did not know the things u sharing here. thanks 4 sharing jordan. when ever i feel bad i go on u tube and look at your videos. allways upbeat and i feel ok again :) from the bottom of my hear...Thank you!!!!
How can you get any better than this? Aww but you do, many, many times! Thank you taking us along. As I have said before, you are the best! The history and being you!
So here we are at the Johnnie Cash Museum.
I realize how many people actually knew him & saw him in concert. How amazing is that?? Great vlog today thanks so much Jordan!! I love it!
This travel series should make you a star. Have a fun day! Take care🌹🌺🌸🌼🍀🦋🎤🎸🎶👏🏻
Wow!! I missed this in Nashville. Thank you for vlogging it!! Love Johnny Cash. His music was played all the time at home when I was a kid. CONGRATULATIONS on 68,000 subscribers!!! That's so impressive. Rock on, Jordan. Much love❤❤❤🦁
I love your video's, I don't comment until now but the Cash's video's hit home. I just loved all their music as a kid from the 70, so to see this makes me smile so much, thank you!
Amazing! I’ve watched a lot about a Johnny because his life story is so interesting to me. What a wonderful collection of memories. That was a lot of work to put together, so thank you. I’m thrilled that tomorrow is Patsy! What a fabulous city!
Thank you so much Jordan! Were is the button for a million likes! Johnny Cash is my all time favorite! You are a rockstar Jordan!
Loved that he brought all the fame right back with “Hurt,” and revived his fame and career.
My father was a big fan of Johnny Cash and so am I . At first when was small I hated country and western music but then after The Beatles and The Rolling Stone started doing country music I started liking it very much.
Thanks for sharing this Jordan! My husband and I attended Nashville for the first time last August and it was such a crazy fun trip. One of the highlights was visiting the Johnny Cash Museum and I found it to be such a moving tribute to this man/legend that it actually brought me to tears. Keep on doing these amazing vlogs & safe travels!!
Thanks 😊 for sharing Jordan Enjoyed, love the hurt video, I appreciate your showing Johnny Cash's museum! Your friend Bonnie
OUTSTANDING! That is a very cool museum . Your voiceover picture vlogs as still awesome. Great narration Jordan! I loved Walk the Line, and that was cool to see the costumes from that as well. Johnny had a unique voice for sure. Great music. Thanks for sharing Jordan!
👍Thanks for taking us along.
Great job Jordan I am here at knott's my son and I saw Johnny cash and his wife back in the early 1990s.
I love Nashville. Thanks for sharing!
What separates “just another RUclipsr” from great vloggers like you Jordan? No matter what you vlog, it’s always awesome and I get drawn right in. Sure, I recognize the impact that Johnny has had on society and culture, and sure, there are a few of his songs I like, but I’m not a big fan. It doesn’t matter though. Your vlogs are great and I get so much out of them. Awesome! Thanks Jordan!
Walkin' Tall : Exactly! Well said. How can you not be infected with Jordan’s enthusiasm?
I’m not a country fan currently but I love the old country. Jordan, you keep out doing yourself. This trip was epic!
Great vlog as always Jordan. My wife and I just visited Nashville last week, and we included the Johnny Cash Museum. You captured all of the content, and made it very interesting. Love your work!
This vlog touched me deeply Jordan. Johnny Cash is a legend. I would call him a renaissance man. So much talent and a good person. My mom has all his vinyl records. I grew up listening to them. Thank you Jordan!
Nice Johnny Cash museum..So.many authentic and.signed itwms. I can't wait for tomorrow's vlog to see Patsy Kline's museum!!
That museum is actually owned by the Cash family estate, i don't think anything was donated. There are videos on here showing the family going through all of the memorabilia before they actually opened the museum a few years ago.
The small Texas town I live in is where Johnny Cash wrote “I Walk the Line”
Also, Elvis spent a fair share of time here at the legendary KSIJ radio studio, the old high school, and the old Mint Club
Johnny Cash; the man in Black.
I been watching all your video thank you for sharing things I wouldnt be able to see in person cause of my health thank you doing a amazing job thank you don't ever stop
I don't understand the difference - takes less time to video than to photo. Crazy. Thanks for the extra trouble to share this with us! I definatly appreciate it! Your doing a great job!
I agree. I don't understand that policy at all.. You are definitely correct. I was having a lot of trouble getting the camera to focus to even take many of the pictures because of the glass and lighting they used, so I was definitely holding people up just trying to get one photo
Hi Jordan, another legend from a humble beginning and what a lovely guy and so talented. So much to see in that Museum, I loved the cowboy boots. Lovely photos of Johnny and Elvis and nice to see some furniture and china from his house. I remember seeing him in an episode of 'Columbo' aswell. Great vlog Jordan.
This was my 1st stop when I visited Nashville 2 years ago
Thank you for taking me to the Johnny Cash museum that is the museum I want to see in because of your video I am able to see
Love the vlog! Nine Inch Nails said Johnny did it better than them. Love seeing all the personal stuff. Johnny and June were a true love story in front of the whole world. There is not enough words. Thank you Jordan. This is priceless, it's golden.
I really enjoyed this blog !! Very good job one day I will get to go see this myself hopefully!! Keep up the good work !
I loved seeing all of the photos! Thank you Jordan!
I worked a Johnny Cash show in an arena as a stagehand. Later in life i worked with Marshall Grant several times when he was managing the Statler Brothers. i worked with Marshall quite few times and he was a funny guy that liked to joke around a bit aside of business. I was an audio engineer.He passed away sadly about a year ago.
Great vlog. I didn't know Johnny was in the Air Force. A lot of great info in this one. I can't wait to see what you have in store for us tomorrow. Thanks for bringing us here and sharing all the wonderful things with us. Safe Travels and take care.
Awesome vlog. First wife, Vivian, a San Antonio gal. Thanks Jordan for another fabulous vlog.
An amazing vlog Jordan👏👍I sometimes listen to Johnny’s music over and over🎤🎧🎼....don’t think I’m the only one....👍👏👍👏... Nancy
My dad had a couple of those guitars just like them my dad played in a band named the sundowners. He loved Johnny and did a lot of his songs
Awesome awesome video! Everything was amazing. The clothes, guitars, boots, pictures and personal items were awesome. I loved this one! So sad though, all those greats lost to us! Thank you for taking me along, I so enjoyed seeing all of his things. Thank you for doing a great job
What a history he had in music! He had some very memorable songs! My favorite, Ring of Fire, was written by June, if I'm not mistaken. Another awesome video!
Fantastic vlog! I'm hoping to visit Nashville in a couple weeks and might make this one of my stops.
I had the privilege of going to Nashville in May and we went to the Johnny Cash Museum which was a fabulous place. You did a great job with the pictures and descriptions. I always love to watch your vlogs, you make them so interesting! We also went to the site of his house in Hendersonville which burned down. Couldn't see much, but it was incredible just being there. We also went to the cemetery where he and June are buried and saw their graves and also some of the Carter Family graves as well. It was an awesome start to a once in a lifetime vacation.
awsome vlog jordan i can remember years ago i was on the carnival cruise lines baja mexico there was a johnny cash fan club for johnny 80 th birthdays i actually saw and was listening to johnny cash sister was awsome
made a mistake should of typed would of been johnny 80 th birthday
Fabulous!!! Loved his version of "Hurt." This display seemed really personal with all the handwritten notes and such. THANK YOU , Jordan!! Parking prices are nuts, but I'm guessing we get Miss Patsy tmrw!! Love her version of "Lonely Street!!"
Cool Cash vlog Jordan thank you for sharing that amazing museum
Another great one! My sister lives in Folsom Ca. We took the tour at the prison and you can stand where Johnny stood next to a pillar there. I have a picture of me standing in the exact spot. Also the town of Folsom has a huge guitar right by the dam and prison. We were raised listening to Johnny too. You are nailing this entire trip Jordan... my early childhood was about all these vlogs. 💕 Mom had a huge crush on Johnny 😉 so I know all his songs from her. Thx mom! 💕 and THANK YOU Jordan..⭐️ this one especially, my mom would have loved the most ♥️ wow..this is amazing.
Jordan forgot to mention when my dad was in the air force Johnny came in and performed for them
💋Love this vlog! I love goo-goo clusters too lol. ~Blessings Love and Light 💖Carli
wow Jordan this was amazing vlog enjoyed it very much johnny cash was so good its ashame hes no longer with us miss his music.well done to the cash family for doing this
MY favorite song of Johnny Cash is A boy named Sue. I remembered when it first came out. Love you Johnny!! ❤❤❤
Totally friggin awwwwwesome! I love it❤
Sucks that there is a "No Filming" policy, but THANK U sooooo much for taking time to take pics & tell us about it!😁👍👏👏👏 U are very much appreciated.🙂👌
I loved this vlog Jordan this has been an amazing trip , thank you so much for sharing with all of us.
Wow......that was pretty interesting Johnny had a few songs I liked a lot. I seen that house from the street of course when I was a kid when I was down in Nashville, TN I'm learning all kinds of stuff watching you vlogs which I found by accident a couple of days ago Great job by the way! Keep vloging I like watching!
Very cool vid, Jordan. Loved the still photos! Just like being there!👍🏻😀
Thank you. Not ideal, but I appreciate the kind words
Such a great man ! He always remember his roots! The love he had for June was just awesome very rare ...may they both RIP great vlog enjoyed this very much
That’s so great ❤ didn’t realize u bad this on your channel so amazing 👍👍 thanks for sharing
Modesto CA? That's where I'm from if that's what you are referring to! That's so cool! Johnny cash the man in Black!!!
Wow Jordan!! What a very outstanding vlog!! I loved every bit of it!! My dad was a huge Johnny fan. As so Iam I. When my dad passed in December of last year we had a video trubute & one of the songs were I walk the line.
I love Johnny Cash. Thanks for the vlog!
Home run Jordan excellent video thank you so much that was amazing.
Love, love , love times 10 this vid .
Great video, my dad liked him,I think I listened to him on a 8 track tape,lol,Been watching all your videos love them all .I don't travel so I do now through your eyes,thank you,
In Air Force stationed in Germany as radio operator/radar/ guy, Johnny was first to report Russians went supersonic jet powered air planes. The streaked across radar screen way faster than propeller craft.
Hi Jordan. I love this Vlog about Johnny Cash
I am from Pine Bluff, Arkansas. I am a life long fan of Johnny. You did a very good job 👍.l hope that you have a nice day 🙂😎.
Thank you
A great museum! Thank you for sharing😊❤
Great vlog! He was also phenomenal in Little House on the Prairie as was June. He also was on Columbo & was great in that, too. He was a natural actor
I seen Johnny Cash at Michigan State fairgrounds in the early 1970s it rained through the whole show think I was 10 years old