Running Time: Part One - 5:30 minutes
John Carter Cash, the only child of Johnny and June Carter Cash, speaks candidly about his legendary fathers writing and recording of the music that would become his final album, American VI: Aint No Grave. During these final recording sessions in May of 2003--less than four months before he passed--Johnny lost his wife June to surgical complications. According to producer Rick Rubin, "Johnny said that recording was his main reason for being alive. I think it was the only thing that kept him going.
This part-one-of-two short documentaries features music and interview footage of John Carter Cash talking about the recording of the songs that made up Johnnys final album. Also included are iconic film and images of Johnny around his writing cabin in Tennessee throughout his American Recordings career.
The Man in Black may no longer walk this Earthly realm, but through his music, Johnny Cash is very much alive and well and living among us.
See Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv49PhbvDHs
@alpabetty Lol, I wasn't expecting that at ALL. but, thanks! :D
turtlefreak89 4 days ago
@turtlefreak89 Happy Birthday!
alpabetty 4 days ago
J..C THE CREATOR
stanley03061973 1 month ago
God just took Johnny up for an autograph.
CCDarkable 2 months ago
you can see johnny cash in his son if you look at his nose and his forhead and eyes
kattat45 2 months ago
RIP Mr, Cash... You are a legend! And to that one disliking hater go f''' youreself!
theDevilishRose 3 months ago
Rest in peace Johnny. Heaven is made all the better a place by your music. Thanks for everything.
nickster105 3 months ago
I was born feb 26 too! :D
turtlefreak89 4 months ago
The son doesn't look much like the father, but he carries his spirit and his memory...
NoDestinyLive4Now 5 months ago
@SerenityFaerie Johnny had 4 daughters by his first wife. June had one daughter by her first husband {Carl Smith} and one daughter by her second husband. Johnny and June together had the one son. But they had 7 children.
bigdogmaniac72 6 months ago