Steppenwolfe
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Incredible performance by JC... and I believe he knew all too well both sides of the coin.
No, no thats not it. I have been 'searching' not waiting.Have you been waiting for this since 2013 ?
Johnny Cash has always been one of my favorites; in fact Karaoke nights I get lots of "you do good on the Johnny Cash songs". I saw Johnny in concert two separate times; ca. 1959-1960. He had a powerful stage presence, but both times he appeared to be a bit unsteady, and had difficulty keeping his balance...but he never missed a lick on his guitar nor did he flub any of the lyrics of his songs. Johnny Cash...a great American treasure...RIP.Incredible performance by JC... and I believe he knew all too well both sides of the coin.
We saw JC at the California mid-State fair late 80s early 90s great show it was a FREEBEE with paid admission!!! He did his show got his cashJohnny Cash has always been one of my favorites; in fact Karaoke nights I get lots of "you do good on the Johnny Cash songs". I saw Johnny in concert two separate times; ca. 1959-1960. He had a powerful stage presence, but both times he appeared to be a bit unsteady, and had difficulty keeping his balance...but he never missed a lick on his guitar nor did he flub any of the lyrics of his songs. Johnny Cash...a great American treasure...RIP.
My grandfather knew him well; being both a studio musician and a plumber... from Nashville his entire life and my hometown.Johnny Cash has always been one of my favorites; in fact Karaoke nights I get lots of "you do good on the Johnny Cash songs". I saw Johnny in concert two separate times; ca. 1959-1960. He had a powerful stage presence, but both times he appeared to be a bit unsteady, and had difficulty keeping his balance...but he never missed a lick on his guitar nor did he flub any of the lyrics of his songs. Johnny Cash...a great American treasure...RIP.
There are a number of documentaries on the early music scene in Nashville including one about the studio musicians.My grandfather knew him well; being both a studio musician and a plumber... from Nashville his entire life and my hometown.
No idea. I know my uncle did a lot of studio work as a bass player before he drank himself to death...There are a number of documentaries on the early music scene in Nashville including one about the studio musicians.
Maybe your gf was in one of them?
Sorry for your loss bro!No idea. I know my uncle did a lot of studio work as a bass player before he drank himself to death...
It was his loss in reality; such a talent, and yet he chose alcohol and drugs instead.Sorry for your loss bro!️
One reason I chose NOT to make playing music my life. I saw too many guys who were either alcoholics, drug addicts and were either divorced or had no family life. I wanted a family, and figured the two were not consistent.It was his loss in reality; such a talent, and yet he chose alcohol and drugs instead.