Hey! Thanks for the info on Johnny Cash.Bless him;what a man.Never heard a person who had a bad word to say about Johnny.Just his presence was enough: and he understood..Johnny understood.

Are you the guy in this interview after Johhny Cash died?
If you, one thing: you're smoking hot.
You have amazing treasures here, i'm a suscriber.

Hi.Just popped over to wish you a peaceful week.Your friend;Tuks.

JLA, thanks for sharing Johnny's final perrformance....increadible man....I look forward to haering him sing in heaven.  God Bless, Steven

Johnny Cash is;quite simply..the best.There is no-one in the world who can touch him.He stood for the common man;the little man..understanding and empathising
like no-one else could.I love that giant of a man and miss him.Peace to you.

To me;no-one will ever touch Johnny Cash..No-one.He was a one-off and I miss him.Loved his whole "fingers up at the establishment" when he was younger.Basically;Johnny did it his way;or not at all.good for him.I miss that giant of a man;and so many people loved him;stayed with him for years;J.clement;Kris;M.Grant.He had something;and I do not think we will ever see anybody ever come close to Johnny.Thanx for all the info and videos on this
wonderful man.Bless him.

JR was an amazing man as well as performer. From what I've heard and read about him he would have never tolerated the way those rude people were acting during those final performances. To me, it seemed as if he was doing the whole thing for June - ALL of it, and so the rest didn't matter. The rude people were no more than background noise. The drunk hollering "We love you Johnny" when he was talking about how much it hurt not having June by his side didn't seem to even register. Only is feelings for her, like he was writing her a letter that he knew she would get but was doing it verbally rather than on paper. A truly amazing man and a tribute to a love that will never die! May God bless you both for the joy you have brought to so many people. Thank you for the videos!!!

ONE MAJOR CHARACTER TRAIT SHINES THRU WITH THE MAN IN BLACK:
AUTHENTICITY. he loved and lived hard. he also had a faith that sustained him. all the best, Johnny. we know you're Home with your precious June again. thanks to Jesus. ... in the end: we owe EVERYTHING to Jesus.

10 years ago I was at my brotherinlaws house and he had Cash playi'n on the stero, I have been hooked ever since. This from a
die hard(no disrespect/no pun intended) Floyd guy. Thanks for the last performance of "Hi I'm Johnny Cash". The legendary country singer song writer. Just one question, were was this recorded? Thanks again---Crazy.

You introduced me to some amazing Johnny clips."Walk The Line"
is priceless.Thankyou.