which cunts think stephen foster wrote this? Stephen foster's song is lame - this is randy newman's - listen to the words - nobody else would inject such venom into a song
JR CASH 1975 LP (TITLE) if I recall good job this is a sleeper,i remember the cover he had the jean jacket with the railroad patches. that reminds me of texas 1947,not this lp another good one Thanks Harp.....................
Rubbish, anyone who knows anything about music or Cash knows that he didnt write those songs but that he did do amazing covers of them and make them his own. Also Cash wrote many great and standard country songs.
highwayman012...Obviously you didn't bother to read my note, I said this version of the song was written by Randy Newman. I realize the original song was writtern before the turn of the 20th century, but this is NOT the original version. Read the notes before you engage your mouth.
Hey polite guy, while it's true that this song is heavily influenced by the Stephen Foster original, it's still a different song with different lyrics and a different melody. So it's incorrect to say Stephen Foster wrote it. As the other guy said, this particular song was written by Randy Newman. Johnny Cash didn't write it, but his is the best version I've heard (Three Dog Night, best known for their cover of Newman's "Mama Told Me Not To Come", also recorded it).
This version of the song was written and first sang by Randy Newman, Chris Smither also recorded the song, it's my favorite version of it. But Newman wrote it.
Actually, no. Randy Newman wrote the verses ("turpentine and dandelion wine" etc.), and used, as the refrain, a section of the original song by Stephen Foster.
Where can i download this song. I've looked everywhere. I know its from the John R. Cash LP, but there doesn't seem to be a place to get this version. Thinks for the help
Prettiest version of the original Stephen Foster song I ever heard was sung by Paul Robeson. I have it on a "Greatest Hits" tape somewhere, but I've mislaid it. A Google search would probably yield some details of the recording. There's also a lovely rendition of the song by John Prine on the album "Beautiful Dreamer - the songs of Stephen Foster" issued by American Roots Publishing in 2004. Serial number 591 594-2. Hope you can track down at least one of them!
Glad you tracked it down and so enjoyed it. I like pretty much everything I've heard John Prine do. He's written some good songs, too, like "Speed of the Sound of Loneliness".
Johnny Cash didn't write this song. It's been around for over a century. Check out all the versions on youtube by just searching the song title. It's pretty cool.
Johnny Cash didn't write this version either. It's also played by the Beau Brummels on their album 'Triangle' which came out in '67. That's the earliest performance of this version that I know of, but I don't think the Beau Brummels wrote it. Randy Newman also played this version, but that came out in 1970.
The 2 people who disliked this are lowlifes
TREEPUSHERBRAD 1 month ago
Danville Ky
seanboy97 3 months ago
me and my dad used to drive around in an old ford f350 and listen to johnny cash on a cassette
TREEPUSHERBRAD 3 months ago
which cunts think stephen foster wrote this? Stephen foster's song is lame - this is randy newman's - listen to the words - nobody else would inject such venom into a song
cinedores 1 year ago
good song
wiki223 1 year ago
Louisville Ky
yoshiruferrarithe1st 1 year ago
where can download this song...i can't find it anywhere online or in cd form
carth23 1 year ago
JR CASH 1975 LP (TITLE) if I recall good job this is a sleeper,i remember the cover he had the jean jacket with the railroad patches. that reminds me of texas 1947,not this lp another good one Thanks Harp.....................
harpozzz 1 year ago 2
Great song my grandma has this song on record
johndeereman2009 1 year ago
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ZacharyHBlock 2 years ago
Rubbish, anyone who knows anything about music or Cash knows that he didnt write those songs but that he did do amazing covers of them and make them his own. Also Cash wrote many great and standard country songs.
GavDuggan1983 2 years ago
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ZacharyHBlock 2 years ago
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ZacharyHBlock 2 years ago
Randy Newman wrote this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please give him credit and dont act like Johnny wrote it.
Hoboscouts 2 years ago
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Kicked Mama down the stairs!? I must misunderstand something; this cannot be right.
1footonthedawn 2 years ago
Randy Newman is the author of the song.
ENACODNOM 2 years ago
Stephen Collin Foster Wrote The Original
williamlander 2 years ago
wheres the video? picture? something? :P
o well good song anyway :)
iloveclassics50 2 years ago
Harrodsburg!!!!!
Yaggeth 2 years ago
hodgenville ky. =]
jessibrooke07 2 years ago
Taylor Wyndham for college football MVP!!!!! Way to go knocking out Tebow!
pechinrules 2 years ago
menifee county!!!!!!!!!!11
loveswednesday 2 years ago
Randy Newman's version is a pretty good version, but I think Three Dog Night's performance is better.
Philsonpott 2 years ago
I agree. Been looking for Three Dog Night's version here but can't find.
arevamirpal 2 years ago
Florence KY here. Right on KY!
llcontrall 2 years ago
Ashland, KY here :)
wcmi92 2 years ago
covington kentucky, heading back to berea soon. I love this state. She's home.
kyphq07 2 years ago
highwayman012...Obviously you didn't bother to read my note, I said this version of the song was written by Randy Newman. I realize the original song was writtern before the turn of the 20th century, but this is NOT the original version. Read the notes before you engage your mouth.
RonFelix 2 years ago
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highwayman012 2 years ago
Hey polite guy, while it's true that this song is heavily influenced by the Stephen Foster original, it's still a different song with different lyrics and a different melody. So it's incorrect to say Stephen Foster wrote it. As the other guy said, this particular song was written by Randy Newman. Johnny Cash didn't write it, but his is the best version I've heard (Three Dog Night, best known for their cover of Newman's "Mama Told Me Not To Come", also recorded it).
evsxrk 2 years ago
This version of the song was written and first sang by Randy Newman, Chris Smither also recorded the song, it's my favorite version of it. But Newman wrote it.
RonFelix 2 years ago
Wrong, Stephen Foster wrote it. He also wrote Camptown Races. I think he wrote it in the late 1800,s? Not too sure
highwayman012 2 years ago
this is randy newmans ADAPTATION of the stephen foster song..
which means randy newman wrote the lyrics and stephen foster composed the music
Hughie521324K 2 years ago
Actually, no. Randy Newman wrote the verses ("turpentine and dandelion wine" etc.), and used, as the refrain, a section of the original song by Stephen Foster.
SuperheroChuck 1 year ago
I am with you all! Proud Kentuckian, tried and true. Born and raised in Elizabethtown, Kentucky! Nothing like the Bluegrass State!
QueenLane78 2 years ago
dude i live like 10 min. from e-town
jessibrooke07 2 years ago
Hazard KY. I'm so proud to be from this state, I never want to live anywhere else.
ukcat54 2 years ago
i thought id heard just about all of cash songs but this is a new one for me....good vid...im from Paducah, KY btw
K1NGP1N360 2 years ago
i love it. im from whitesburg kentucky (south eastern)
hayloveyou 2 years ago
its actually writtten by randy newman!
dannyjameswilliams 2 years ago
Nope. Stephen Foster.
In the year 1853
ElvisStillRules 2 years ago
rare....lemme tell ya!
GothPrincessLolipop 2 years ago
Where can i download this song. I've looked everywhere. I know its from the John R. Cash LP, but there doesn't seem to be a place to get this version. Thinks for the help
carth23 2 years ago
Best way is to search ebay for the record. I searched from Germany and found one in the U.S., no problem.
VfB1900Giessen 2 years ago
Now this is one you don't hear often! RIP Johnny and June.
Ermengarde11 2 years ago
Home is where your heart is and my heart is in Kentucky.
PhilFeedback 2 years ago 7
my home too...the most beautiful place in the world...
tenstripjustice 2 years ago
my home is Mckee Kentucky
alexandra00123 2 years ago
Harlan KY
wkufan1 2 years ago 4
Spent about a week in Pikeville, KY in 1971.
asbpab1966 2 years ago
im related the stephen collins foster
linnateb 2 years ago
I always thought Randy Newman was behind the newly founded version of this old classic. Three Dog Night does a mildly impressive version as well.
chuckcuts 2 years ago 4
Amazing
highwayman012 3 years ago 2
i would like to correct you all and let you know that this song was written by stephen foster in the 1800's
musicalmayhem91 3 years ago
Same composer as "I Dream Of Jeannie", an American treasure Foster is.
Ermengarde11 2 years ago
love it, but does anybody know of any good versions of the original?
loveswednesday 3 years ago
Prettiest version of the original Stephen Foster song I ever heard was sung by Paul Robeson. I have it on a "Greatest Hits" tape somewhere, but I've mislaid it. A Google search would probably yield some details of the recording. There's also a lovely rendition of the song by John Prine on the album "Beautiful Dreamer - the songs of Stephen Foster" issued by American Roots Publishing in 2004. Serial number 591 594-2. Hope you can track down at least one of them!
oldfolkiepad 2 years ago
I've heard the John Prine recording and it is absolutely beautiful! Probably my favorite rendition of the song.
Appalachiaman 2 years ago
Glad you tracked it down and so enjoyed it. I like pretty much everything I've heard John Prine do. He's written some good songs, too, like "Speed of the Sound of Loneliness".
oldfolkiepad 2 years ago
Johnny Cash didn't write this song. It's been around for over a century. Check out all the versions on youtube by just searching the song title. It's pretty cool.
hearthathmelted 3 years ago 6
I know he didn't write it. Stephen Foster did. Johnny Cash changed some words and the tune of the song, however.
VideoGameNerd777 3 years ago
Johnny Cash didn't write this version either. It's also played by the Beau Brummels on their album 'Triangle' which came out in '67. That's the earliest performance of this version that I know of, but I don't think the Beau Brummels wrote it. Randy Newman also played this version, but that came out in 1970.
dcarr11 3 years ago
Randy Newman wrote it
JacquesBrel11 2 years ago
I like this song!!
kayneburgon 3 years ago
its from the j r cash album
liamtia 3 years ago
yeah, this is a randy newman song. Love Johnny Cash though!
stoatyboy 3 years ago 2
This isn't Cash, it's written by Randy Newman.
benplaut 3 years ago 2
This is from the John R. Cash album from 1975
Armstrong112 3 years ago
Quite a burlesque and colorful song, for sure! Is it from the "Junkie, Juicehead minus me" album?
uglymoon78 3 years ago
I don't know.
VideoGameNerd777 3 years ago