Johnny Cash Martin 0-17

[mike900097]

The other side of Johnny Cash: a true storyteller without any boom-chicka-boom sound. Must have be en performed around 1971...

[missouripicker]

There is no one like Johnny Cash. He was more than awesome. He was real.

[ildedoni]

I love this tune. There's a part of it that it's pretty similar to a Dylan's track...I know that in folk music a lot of melodies comes from other tunes and it doesn't really matter what song came first as both of them might have come from another earlier tune. Anyway just wanted to know who wrote it and what does the title means?

[gibsongib]

i figured out the chords just tell me if you would like me to put a lesson up.

[Stijnthomas]

neone got he chords?

[csanch7]

the first part is a C with a third fret E string add on but after that i have no idea. i think it may be an Am. someone help us out

[StayWellYouKn0w]

The chords are:

C Em C Em C

Dm F C Dm F C

F Dm C G7 > middle part

It took me a year to learn how Cash strums by himself; it took some experimentation. I might make a tutorial video. It's not a down-up-down-up but the root note pattern is what makes it pretty unique.

Hope that helps.

[slackkey808]

this is like a different side of Johnny Cash (to me at least)

[countryguit]

Merci de partager ce vidéo

[j3ohnny]

what a damn good song&the vid is very just raw ya kno!thanks for posting!

[TheRebel2007]

I remember this scene. It was from a made-for-TV-special about the history of the US railroads.

[alanyoung2]

Ridin the rails i think. Have a great day.

Alan Young

[mfuji00001]

dam I miss those 70's made-for-TV-specials :(

[ng256]

probebly my favorite one johnny ever did. love the guitar also. a guitar store down the street is selling one but its like $1700.

[dinosguitars]

yup! looks like a 0-17 for sure..