Yeah Man! Leave this on the stereo on full blast as yer headin' out the door to throw yer sleepin' bag on the bitchbar of yer Electra -Glide & point it South ... I ain't takin' nothin' that'll slow down my Travelin' , while I'm untanglin' my mind!
yeah, its dylans song (sort of ), but bob loved johnnys music, so he was good with this..this song aint that close to dylan!.. this is better anyway...
I aint gonna repeat what said anymore while im breathing air that aint been breathed before ill be as gone a wild goose in winter and you'll unerstand your man, meditate on it.. R.I.P!!!!! J.C Forever will love ya !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
@MarianoJRibeiro Clayton wrote it and Grammer recorded it & so did Dylan but it's not the same almost note for note relationship between "Don't Think Twice" and "Understand Your Man" at least I don't think so but then everyone's got their own opinion This has been goin' on for millinia ever since man could make music then it became recordable and the law and squabbling started It don't make no difference to me I don't think any music is totally original anyway I just love it and that's enough
@MarianoJRibeiro Clayton wrote it and Grammer recorded it & so did Dylan but it's not the same almost note for note relationship between "Don't Think Twice" and "Understand Your Man" at least I don't think so but then everyone's got their own opinion This has been goin' on for millinia ever since man could make music then it became recordable and the law and squabbling started It don't make no difference to me I don't think any music is totally original I just love it and that's enough for me
Dylan's "Don't Think Twice" definitely came first:
Check it out on Wikipedia under the name of the song Don't ThinkTwice.
It is stated there that Cash adapted portions of Dylan's song into his "Understand Your Man." I would not pretend to know what agreement was made between the artists.
I also heard this on Alex Jones' radio show, and I noticed right away that it was exactly like "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright" by Dylan. Same tune, same chords (or, at least, close to them). This was released in '64, Dylan's was '63 and written in '62. Still, both are good songs.
Most of these weak 'men' were damned lucky to have a strong lady understandin' them - June, Jessi, etc. - as they spiralled out of control thru booze, smoke and drugs. Cash may be an icon but when you attend a concert and watch him fall off a stool, drunk, you know that in the wings, June was waiting.
it is funny that recorded a great version of the bob dylan song he ripped off "don't think twice it's all right"....
and funny that essentially the two songs have exactly the same meaning. it's just one version was written for the grenwhich village crowd and this is for a different crowd.
@Coderoid ... Hey that's ok ... perhaps I should have put a smilie face after what I said then that way peeps would have seen that I was not being serious. This song is a "fun" song and not to be taken seriously at all ... heck I chuckle while listening to it.
Cash and Dylan had a mutuall appreciation society going on through most of the 60's..after his '64 concerts, Cash would play "Freewheeling Bob Dylan" in the backroom...Dylan actually was Cash's first guest on his tv show in '69.....
When I was 16 I bought his album and played this song for hours over and over- it was & still is my favorite Johnny Cash song! This is when I also loved the Beatles- Rolling Stones/Kinks,etc! the 60's were a GREAT time to be a teenager!!
In my opinion Johnny Cash's material from the '60s is his best. This one is my favorite, it being the first 45 of his I purchased as a youngster. He had a lot to say over the years and this said it best.
i just found a vinyl of johnny cashs greateast hits volume one and this song was on it dont have a record player so i looked up the song on here love it cant wait to get a record player
Johnny Cash is my hero so please don't send me hate messages, but there is a guy in Louisville, KY named Johnny Berry who covers this song with his band, and I dare say I believe I like just as much, if not more, that Mr. Cash's version. He just does it that well!! Still love ya, Johnny! I can't find it on YouTube, but check it out if you can.
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@spastikdrummer Well I don't give a Rats Ass what the record says Bob Dylan WROTE IT ,It is one my Favorite J C songs Johnny cash is my Hero I was playing his records on my 45 only RCA record player in 1957 How about you?
There's no way that the tune and words are not a "mirror" of Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice It's All Right".
Some would call it a "ripoff" of Dylan..but the thing is, Cash & Dylan were both fans of each other's. In fact, Cash was one of the first in country to recognize Dylan's genius. No doubt, he foreshadowed the "Outlaw Movement" of Nelson & Jennings. So it's possible that Cash did this as an inside tribute to Dylan: recognizing the value of his work but with a gritty country twist to it.
what 1972? holy shit i thought he did all his recording in the 40s-50s before the 60s wow thats suprising. was this just one of his true to my nature deals.
You have reason, this song is not a mirror of don't think twice is all right but a tribute to it, Infact johnny cash did also "don't think twice it's all right".
"... not a mirror of don't think twice is all right but a tribute to it,"
Right on. An aspect of Cash that's ofyten overlooked: he appreciated the nexus between "folk" and "country". Both speak of the lives of common people, and there is often no clear line of demarcation between them. Others (eg ,Prine, Kristofferson) saw this same nexus but Cash stands as a giant.
It is really close to "Don't think twice it's alright". Well he must have loved the melody. And he never said he hadn't borrowed it. It is a great song!!
Man! What lyrics!..."You can give my other suit to the Salvation Army, and everything else I leave behind."....."I aint takin nothing that will slow down my driving"..."I be as gone as a wild goose in winter."...Man, I'll say it again....WHAT LYRICS!!!!!
OK....sounded like driving to me....sorry....how bout..."I aint gonna repeat what I said anymore, while I'm breathing air that aint been breathed before"
my favorite version of this song right here
whitegoldpaperchace 2 months ago
@whitegoldpaperchace its the best:)
oljefri 2 months ago
Yeah Man! Leave this on the stereo on full blast as yer headin' out the door to throw yer sleepin' bag on the bitchbar of yer Electra -Glide & point it South ... I ain't takin' nothin' that'll slow down my Travelin' , while I'm untanglin' my mind!
snakeiiizzz6 4 months ago
Dylan and Johnny were friends, and for a while even neighbors, so we can say Johnny "borrowed" this one.
BenAliGtor 4 months ago
yeah, its dylans song (sort of ), but bob loved johnnys music, so he was good with this..this song aint that close to dylan!.. this is better anyway...
tommieparch 5 months ago
I aint gonna repeat what said anymore while im breathing air that aint been breathed before ill be as gone a wild goose in winter and you'll unerstand your man, meditate on it.. R.I.P!!!!! J.C Forever will love ya !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
hurleyfam01 5 months ago
I finally found it.. ah.. My week is complete.
enest94 6 months ago
LIKE THIS! if u cant see the dislike bar!! :DDDD
sexythang879 6 months ago 2
but dont think twice its alright... (?)
no matter, dylan stole the melody from paul clayton anyway (:
MarianoJRibeiro 6 months ago
@MarianoJRibeiro Clayton wrote it and Grammer recorded it & so did Dylan but it's not the same almost note for note relationship between "Don't Think Twice" and "Understand Your Man" at least I don't think so but then everyone's got their own opinion This has been goin' on for millinia ever since man could make music then it became recordable and the law and squabbling started It don't make no difference to me I don't think any music is totally original anyway I just love it and that's enough
elamite66 3 months ago
@MarianoJRibeiro Clayton wrote it and Grammer recorded it & so did Dylan but it's not the same almost note for note relationship between "Don't Think Twice" and "Understand Your Man" at least I don't think so but then everyone's got their own opinion This has been goin' on for millinia ever since man could make music then it became recordable and the law and squabbling started It don't make no difference to me I don't think any music is totally original I just love it and that's enough for me
elamite66 3 months ago
@AlanJacksonisgreat The lyric is : "That ole familiar cry and cuss and moan." In 1963-64 there wasn't vulgar language in song lyrics like these days.
UncleJim46 7 months ago 2
Dylan's "Don't Think Twice" definitely came first:
Check it out on Wikipedia under the name of the song Don't ThinkTwice.
It is stated there that Cash adapted portions of Dylan's song into his "Understand Your Man." I would not pretend to know what agreement was made between the artists.
UncleJim46 7 months ago 2
I'm thinking about sending this to my girlfriend right now, she won't be for long.
realworksuks 8 months ago
I guess one woman didn't understand her man...
TimV9598 8 months ago in playlist Good Music 2
Love This song 2 Great Americans Johnny Cash and Alex Jones!!!
GMF14692 8 months ago 2
I also heard this on Alex Jones' radio show, and I noticed right away that it was exactly like "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright" by Dylan. Same tune, same chords (or, at least, close to them). This was released in '64, Dylan's was '63 and written in '62. Still, both are good songs.
theriversong1 8 months ago 3
First heard this on Alex Jones.
BespokeJoe 8 months ago 3
Most of these weak 'men' were damned lucky to have a strong lady understandin' them - June, Jessi, etc. - as they spiralled out of control thru booze, smoke and drugs. Cash may be an icon but when you attend a concert and watch him fall off a stool, drunk, you know that in the wings, June was waiting.
rollinwiththeflow 9 months ago
@rollinwiththeflow You got things then that you didn't get otherwise.
CharlesMcGlade 7 months ago
Now I know from where Dylan took the melody for Dont think twice its alright.
MAGICO240 9 months ago
@MAGICO240 'Don't think twice, it's all right' was released in '63...this was released in '64.
snaggdads 8 months ago 2
love this song but instead of sayin understand ur man i be sayin understand ur woman :)
yoesmuycaliente12 10 months ago
Meditate on it.......
compaq2441 10 months ago 3
1 Dislike? Must of been the only women to listen.
Slatrelle 11 months ago
Another #1 hit on the Country & Western charts for The Man in Black. It was the 74th #1 C&W song of the Rock Era.
mkl62 11 months ago
it is funny that recorded a great version of the bob dylan song he ripped off "don't think twice it's all right"....
and funny that essentially the two songs have exactly the same meaning. it's just one version was written for the grenwhich village crowd and this is for a different crowd.
what1111000 1 year ago
@what1111000 yeah, but who cares about the grenwich village crowd.
Slatrelle 11 months ago
such a great song.
it's a ripoff of that's allright for sure...
then again that's allright was a rippoff too....
whatever johnny rocks anyway!
what1111000 1 year ago
Love that dobro!! really defines the song!!perfection achieved!
heycolslaw 1 year ago
somebody ripping of "Don't think twice". shame on you!
pinchold 1 year ago
when men were still men..
MRsophacles 1 year ago 4
If the woman woulda just been understanding like she shoulda been, he wouldn't have left
acklahh 1 year ago
great song
shanehenning26 1 year ago
Hey I'm sure she would have been glad to see the back of this pain in the arse, up himself male chauvenist pig! Let some other women put up with him.
BarnLes 1 year ago
@BarnLes - take it easy before you pop a vain, will you?
Coderoid 1 year ago
@Coderoid ... just making a comment like everyone else has been doing .... just a "tongue in cheek" comment is all it is.
BarnLes 1 year ago
@BarnLes - ah, forgive me then! The humour went past my head...:)
It is way too easy to get way too serious about stuff...we as humans all need to calm down for a bit and actually laugh...
Coderoid 1 year ago
@Coderoid ... Hey that's ok ... perhaps I should have put a smilie face after what I said then that way peeps would have seen that I was not being serious. This song is a "fun" song and not to be taken seriously at all ... heck I chuckle while listening to it.
BarnLes 1 year ago
@BarnLes - tis funny indeed - with that drawl of his :)
Coderoid 1 year ago
The best break-up song ever! Just lay there in your bed and keep your mouth shut 'till I'm gone. Understand your Woman.
kshealy01 1 year ago
The late Johnny Cash really knew how to break the truth down in song.GREAT TRUE SONG!
LESTER7L1 1 year ago 9
Cash and Dylan had a mutuall appreciation society going on through most of the 60's..after his '64 concerts, Cash would play "Freewheeling Bob Dylan" in the backroom...Dylan actually was Cash's first guest on his tv show in '69.....
southwest3210 1 year ago
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meditate on it..
MRsophacles 1 year ago
i feel like either cash wrote this after he heard dont think twice its alright by Dylan or the other way around, idk who wrote their song first
Suns360 1 year ago
It's easy to know, but hard to say outloud. This say's it outloud very well !!
lesslethalone 1 year ago
@deeze123 who cares?!?! the effect's the same!
AlanJacksonisgreat 1 year ago
2nd favorite song of all time
JonSpencer915 1 year ago
@mstoxicme Norman Blake is listed as the dobro player when it was recorded on Nov12, 1963.
RXBA3U5 1 year ago
its 23:25... in 6 hours i had to go to work... but i cant stop listening to johnny cash.
tingeljan 1 year ago
When I was 16 I bought his album and played this song for hours over and over- it was & still is my favorite Johnny Cash song! This is when I also loved the Beatles- Rolling Stones/Kinks,etc! the 60's were a GREAT time to be a teenager!!
wannnagback 1 year ago
Hey lads with all been there with this song eh ! lol!
theblackmafia71 1 year ago
One of my favorite songs from Jhonny cash
LorenzoMoore1000 1 year ago
wheres my horse ?
MrJellobiaffra 1 year ago
My wife wont talk to me after playing this song for her, dam you Jack Daniels!
TheSidRay 1 year ago 16
ONe of the ALL TIME BEST Johhny Cash songs recorded!!!! One year before I was born!!!
msuber 1 year ago
In my opinion Johnny Cash's material from the '60s is his best. This one is my favorite, it being the first 45 of his I purchased as a youngster. He had a lot to say over the years and this said it best.
RXBA3U5 1 year ago 2
Actually, it's "cryin', cuss, and moan".
defenderbass 1 year ago 2
i just found a vinyl of johnny cashs greateast hits volume one and this song was on it dont have a record player so i looked up the song on here love it cant wait to get a record player
judy8689 2 years ago 5
EPIC
metalxmindfreak 2 years ago 2
Johnny Cash is my hero so please don't send me hate messages, but there is a guy in Louisville, KY named Johnny Berry who covers this song with his band, and I dare say I believe I like just as much, if not more, that Mr. Cash's version. He just does it that well!! Still love ya, Johnny! I can't find it on YouTube, but check it out if you can.
monizzle22 2 years ago 4
@monizzle22 ......visit my channel and i sing "understand your man" cover byjohnny cash...i think you'll like it...also i left you some stars....bye.....ps...leave a comment please
ASKaWISEaONE 2 years ago 4
i had to buy two cds to find this song and i couldn. what a song !ican say just great!
ojcojc1 2 years ago 4
sure this come from 1964?
borntokill30 2 years ago
Thats Don Helms on the dobro.He was the steel player for Hank.
kitkatjoe50 2 years ago
@kitkatjoe50, Norman Blake is listed as playing the dobro.
RXBA3U5 1 year ago
i hear anita carter's beautiful voice in the "aou, aou, aou" backups part... so nice
rip guys
TheBrownTies 2 years ago 5
Thumbs up!!!! You can give my other suit to the salvation army, and everything elase I leave behind!!!
vinniecs15230 2 years ago 36
Man I would play this song down at Hernandos Hideaway a lot back 20 years ago.
brotherdoug63 2 years ago 3
Wow really? Thats sooooo cool...
retrodepp 2 years ago 2
"I'll be as gone as a wild goose in winter."
Labaron26 2 years ago 3
Its a great song to send to an ex-girlfriend!
My favourite bit: "Don't give me that ole familiar cry piss and moan!...understand your man"
AlanJacksonisgreat 2 years ago 42
actually it's "don't give me that old familiar cry, cuss and moan" :)
But anyway, indeed a great song!
NathanL1990 2 years ago 5
I think its cryin, cussin, moanin.. but the intent, yeah the same.
disamjisa 2 years ago 5
An American treasure, good ol' Johnny Cash. I really like this song. The whole song fits my demeanor right now.
I recently seen, Johnny Cash live at Montreaux on cable. It 's really good.
Chaz63110 11 months ago
@AlanJacksonisgreat YEAH FK 'EM IF THEY CAN"T TAKE A JOKE! If they could he wouldn't "be as gone as the wild goose in winter" ..MEDITATE ON IT!!
snakeiiizzz6 11 months ago
@AlanJacksonisgreat I agree!!! this is the perfect break up song!! "ill be gone like i said"
JefferyF1 10 months ago
@AlanJacksonisgreat Hell yea and both exwives too!!!!!
ryanholt35 8 months ago 2
@AlanJacksonisgreat , I would send it to my ex-girlfriend too but, I don't think she would understand. She just Cant Understand Normal Thinking.
Chaz63110 7 months ago
@AlanJacksonisgreat 'cry, cuss and moan.'
IdaGiful 7 months ago
"keep your mouth shut till I'm gone" LOVE IT!!!
coltonrob 2 years ago 6
Great Lyrics......"Breathing Air that ain't been breathed before.....Mediatate on it."
Labaron26 2 years ago 7
i play the dobro love it
y00sta 2 years ago 4
i listen to this song everytime im on the bus to school haha. pretty weird for some reason.
6ftUnder92592 2 years ago 5
Pure gold.
LTandDS 2 years ago 6
The best there ever was, R.I.P.
jacoff1973 2 years ago 5
LOL
"You can give my other suit to the Salvation Army..."
Man, they don't make country songs like this anymore.
gorefinger 2 years ago 7
I can't get over how much this sounds like his cover of "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright". Both are awesome, though :)
dogpacks 2 years ago 5
What was the flip side
rolandquinlan 2 years ago
cash is hardcore .. later his songs became more depressive and sad...
123vito321 2 years ago
cool:) i've just heard it at Alex Jones show.
827rover 2 years ago 5
Love that dobro! perfect fit for the song
audiegates 2 years ago 5
Great Song.
Johnny Cash is one of the greatest songwriters
petecritter 2 years ago 5
I thought Dylan wrote this song. No matter, it will always be a Johnny Cash song to me.
fczeiger 2 years ago 4
No Dylan wrote a song that Johnny Cash covered that sounds similar called,"Don't Think Twice It's Alright." Both great songs.
PriestsandParamedics 2 years ago 4
he is the best
Dantess66 3 years ago 4
Shot Jackson on the drobo folks
LonesomeDove58 3 years ago 3
Lets be honest,
Who has thought of this song after they ave had a row with the wife !!
spursloyal71 3 years ago 5
Every time I hear this song I think of my ex-wife.
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trikashx 3 years ago 4
BEfore everyone gets upset Dylan Wrote this Johnny may have it listed as his but BOB WROTE IT
packingten 3 years ago
Who's upset??....That's the only thing bad about this song...
Labaron26 3 years ago
Dylan wrote it, and that's supposed to be bad?
Wow, even Mr. Cash could appreciate Dylan's genius.
Geoffthe2nd 3 years ago
Cash and Dylan worked together on a few projects. It wasn't just Dylan feeding hits to Cash. It went both ways.
isgoodno 3 years ago 4
Dylan did not write this song.
PriestsandParamedics 2 years ago 4
Wrong. He wrote dont think twice its alright but john wrote Understand you man. If you dont know what your talking about than keep your mouth shut.
alanyoung2 3 years ago
they are both outstanding songwriters and performers.try to be tolerant,alan.
hemislammer1966 2 years ago 4
Im not denying that but remember that each is to there own.
alanyoung2 2 years ago 2
@packingten GET UR FACTS STRAIGHT SON! this is a johnny cash original
spastikdrummer 1 year ago
@spastikdrummer The lyrics are original, but the melody is taken from Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice."
Cenamark2 1 year ago
@Cenamark2 your nuts
poolpig 1 year ago
@spastikdrummer Well I don't give a Rats Ass what the record says Bob Dylan WROTE IT ,It is one my Favorite J C songs Johnny cash is my Hero I was playing his records on my 45 only RCA record player in 1957 How about you?
packingten 1 year ago
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spastikdrummer 1 year ago
The best on town.
KUBICHE43 3 years ago 2
There's no way that the tune and words are not a "mirror" of Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice It's All Right".
Some would call it a "ripoff" of Dylan..but the thing is, Cash & Dylan were both fans of each other's. In fact, Cash was one of the first in country to recognize Dylan's genius. No doubt, he foreshadowed the "Outlaw Movement" of Nelson & Jennings. So it's possible that Cash did this as an inside tribute to Dylan: recognizing the value of his work but with a gritty country twist to it.
BenAliGtor 3 years ago 4
hey ben johnny cash came before dylan...
o0JUDAS0o 3 years ago
"hey ben johnny cash came before dylan... "
True enough. But Cash first recorded "Understand Your Man" in 1972. Dylan wrote "Don't Think Twice It's All Right" in 1962.
BenAliGtor 3 years ago
what 1972? holy shit i thought he did all his recording in the 40s-50s before the 60s wow thats suprising. was this just one of his true to my nature deals.
o0JUDAS0o 3 years ago
You have reason, this song is not a mirror of don't think twice is all right but a tribute to it, Infact johnny cash did also "don't think twice it's all right".
E comunque grande Cash e Grande Dylan!
arty1986 3 years ago 2
"... not a mirror of don't think twice is all right but a tribute to it,"
Right on. An aspect of Cash that's ofyten overlooked: he appreciated the nexus between "folk" and "country". Both speak of the lives of common people, and there is often no clear line of demarcation between them. Others (eg ,Prine, Kristofferson) saw this same nexus but Cash stands as a giant.
BenAliGtor 3 years ago 4
grande johnny ! comunque è bella anche la versione di Dwight Yoakam.
rockcougar69 3 years ago
Hey Johnny;we understand.
You're the best!!
tuktukskagal 3 years ago 2
Awesome song by Cash.
He did this before dylan did dont think twice its alright!
JoeCamelCigg 3 years ago
R.I.P Mr Cash
wuclanfan 3 years ago 2
"meditate on it!"
love this song!
mandara13 3 years ago 2
The man knew cool!
bill483098 3 years ago 3
It is really close to "Don't think twice it's alright". Well he must have loved the melody. And he never said he hadn't borrowed it. It is a great song!!
Johi2410 3 years ago 2
Hey Fellas
we can relate to this one !
spursloyal71 3 years ago 3
yup. We need our space, and quiet time too.
fromaguanga 3 years ago 3
i love this song <3
sundyerivers 3 years ago 3
you tell her Johnny!
grongle 3 years ago 2
by gawd this is cool lmaoooooooo
afterutube 3 years ago 4
gnah - I love it :D
MademoiselleCurie 3 years ago 3
"Don't give that old cryin' cussin' moan!" I like it!
ij911 3 years ago 5
Yup, LOL! Thanks
GoldenOldies60and70s 4 years ago 3
This was and is a great classic! It's how it was back then. Johnny Cash will always be a big part of my memories!
GoldenOldies60and70s 4 years ago 5
He was no 90's man!
AreYouKiddinMelol 4 years ago 2
Man! What lyrics!..."You can give my other suit to the Salvation Army, and everything else I leave behind."....."I aint takin nothing that will slow down my driving"..."I be as gone as a wild goose in winter."...Man, I'll say it again....WHAT LYRICS!!!!!
Labaron26 4 years ago 4
its 'that will slow down my TRAVELLING'
prinspaol 4 years ago 2
OK....sounded like driving to me....sorry....how bout..."I aint gonna repeat what I said anymore, while I'm breathing air that aint been breathed before"
Labaron26 4 years ago 5
I really miss that deep bass voice he had...there will never be another.
Labaron26 4 years ago 5
The guy that sings the Grinch song is still alive.
So, there is hope.
AreYouKiddinMelol 4 years ago 2
The guy that sung the Grinch Song is deceased.
Boris Karloff!
GoldenOldies60and70s 4 years ago 2
I guess you found the song, huh! LOL!
rollinwiththeflow 4 years ago
listen to josh turner. a lot of the same basey voice
wyorednek 4 years ago
still not Johnny Cash though
ilikecerealtoo 3 years ago
@ilikecerealtoo check out my cover of " Dont think twice, its alright"
apastockmyer 6 months ago
Ya, but not as good as ole Cash.
bamismyhero73 3 years ago 3
I love This song and i love Johnny Cash! The Man In Black Will live on forever!
JoeCamelCigg 4 years ago 4
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reckonman 4 years ago
Thanks for putting this song up. I have couldn't believe it wasn't already out here.
crazyed66 4 years ago 3
Great song by a Great Artist..thank you for posting:)
7246a 4 years ago 2
Thanks for sharing this. Johnny Cash will live on through his music.
wistanner 4 years ago 4