Repent and trust in Jesus. we deserve Hell for our sins. For example lying, lusing, saying God's name as a cuss word and stealing our just some examples of sin which we can all admit to doing at least one of those. For our sin we deserve death and Hell, but there is a way out. Repent anf trust in Jesus and you will be saved. Repentence is turning from sin. So repent and trust in Jesus. He will save you from Hell, and instead give you eternal life in Heaven. John 3:16 Romans 3:23❤😊❤❤
I got to play with him in I think it was 1973 when his entourage stopped into the truck stop where my country band was playing. I played 3 songs with him and got a photo too.
I'm an 80s metal head who enjoys anything from classic rock to some rap, new to old country music. Johnny Cash holds a special place in my heart. Love it!
Jim Soldi is from San Diego and is one of the finest lead guitarists around. I was fortunate to play for a few months with him in a church fellowship setting, a few years ago. I loved it. I also just love this song with Jim's lead. It brings tears to my eyes.
Solie"s picking was great. I agree. This is his best performance of "Flat Top Box". Simple and great. Picking was spot on. I know all of JC songs are great, this is just my favorite performance of this song.
I'm not familiar with solie, but I know Bob Wootton was his long time guitar player after original member Luther Perkins died in a house fire. Can anyone fill me in on what I'm missing here?
It's nice pickin, agreed, but then it isn't what any capable guitar player would think of as difficult in any way. Just nice, clean picking. And it sounds great!
I've been a fan of Johnny Cash since the early 50s when country music was truly country. There will never be another man like Johnny Cash - he lived the songs he wrote and sung. RIP Johnny - you live on in many, many hearts. Love this song.
Yup. I love classic country like this! I kind of stopped listening to the country radio stations, because now we've got snap/clap track songs everywhere.
This is one of my favorite country songs, no matter who sings it, Johnny or Rosanne, or even the version where father and daughter sing this song together, its just a great song. And another thing about great artist like Johnny Cash, he was a humble man, no one else introduced himself when he came on stage, Saying "Hi I'm Johnny Cash" no one else did that but Johnny even tho he didn't need and introduction, and he and the other greats would introduce their band members when they had solos.
I'll drink to that!!! I'm 60 years old, and I love nothing better than listening to Johhny Cash, Hank Williams, Stonewall Jackson, and Red Sovine, as well as My Anderson, and Crystal Gale.
His daughter looked for years for the person that owned the rights to this song cause she wanted to record it and then she found out it was her dad such a awesome person
Johnny Cash was an absolute legend in the Country Music field and I miss his style . Today's country music is nothing like these artist of the 50's,60's, 70's and 80's. Waylon, Merle, Willie, and so many others.
Ich bin seit vielen Jahren ein Fan von Jonny Cash aber ich muss gestehen das ich dieses Lied heute das erste Mal gehört habe und ich liebe es. Das ist einfach nur schön und in meinen Augen eines der schönsten was er gemacht hat.
50s-70s had some of the greatest songs ever written. Though I wish I could have been around in those days, I am glad I can still listen to and enjoy these songs as much as people did then. R.I.P Mr. Cash. You were and always will be a legend.
Johnny Cash is my al time favourite singer song writer an i would say there isnt 1 song of his i could say i disliked! he was the reason i started playin guitar he sung in ireland a few times its jus a pitty i was born to late an missed it! RIP John & june u wil live forever in are hearts
R.I.P to a great man. Miss him and his musical style . Fortunately we have his memory and his albums to remind us of what Country music was when we were growing up .
Mr John Cash was one in a million and I had the pleasure of seeing him live three times I was blessed by our Lord to see the man in black in person something I will cherish always
i love this song...especially this particular performance...Cash is wonderful of course...but the guitarist does an amazing job too! And Cash even gives him props during the song!
Saw Johnny Cash and Johnny Horton in Calgary Alberta Canada about 1957 and still have the autographs signed on the tickets. Some things you never forget. Amazed how many people don't understand.
I never got to meet him but he played at a bar family members owned and my mom and dad got to meet and talk to him. My mom has a great pic of her and a friend standing there with John. But at least i got to see him in concert and listen to the records.I never though since i was born in 1960 that he would be gone before i died! I thought him and Waylon and George. would always be here helping us through all of lifes BS with their music. RIP John I love you man!Thanks for the autographed picture you sent me when i was a little kid.
We are blessed in San Diego as Jim Soldi continues to share his guitar prowess with us. He is gifted and I appreciate his expertise everytime I hear him play.
Jeff, You are so right. I'm in San Diego too and have had the joy of playing a few times with him in a church, with Barry leading on Keys, besides just hearing him play in his top country band.
I had the pleasure to see and meet him and his lovely wife at a concert in Germany. It was one of the best live concerts I have ever seen, both where sensational on stage. A very big piece of Country Music died as Johnny left this world. RIP.
I saw him in Carbondale, Illinois about 1971 or 72. Carl Perkins opened with Blue Suede Shoes, there was the Tennessee 3, The Statlers, Momma Maybelle and the Carter sisters,and who am I forgetting? The show ended with everybody on stage, doing will the Circle, Be Unbroken.
I saw him 3 different times. 1st was at what was called 'Grand ol Opry West' in Sacramento in the late 50s with him & about a dozen other country stars on in 1 night, the 2nd time was at the San Juaquen County Fair in Stockton with his wife June & then 1 time in Vegas as well.
That's why Johnny's a great guy, he was always humble. Gives credit to Jim Soldi there on the guitar, great guitar playing. The song is a peak into the life of an entertainer. Guy who loves what he's doing. So important in life. The line in the song about girls selling their jewelry just so they could watch their favorite musician in concert is priceless. "All the girls..from 9 to 90..." that's a lyric. The song tells a story, makes you want to listen and has a great melody. Easily one of my favorite Cash songs. Such simplicity, good ole country nature to it and the live performance here is a gem. There is something magical that happens when listening to Cash.
I'm so grateful to my grandmother, may she rest in peace, for instilling a love for Johnny Cash in me. She sang us all his songs and the old bat could NOT carry a tune but we loved it anyway. She LOVED her some Johnny Cash.
i now understand why my dad liked cash, took me 30 years to realize it. country music icon, 99% of his music hits a nerve if we really listen. the man was like the country version of shakespeare, we just dont know it. his daughter nailed it with her eulogy, the man was one of a kind.
I swear to whoever you believe in, every time I hear this song I cry no matter how many times I repeat it. And no matter how many times I analyse the words or voice or music I can not point out what makes it so legendary. Live on Johnny Cash
You're a GROWN MAN and not only did you admit to crying... you wrote it down for the world to read on CZcams.. on a Johnny Cash video no less!! *STRAIGHTEN UP*
Saw Johnny Cash in Jackson Michigan at the state fair outside in a huge baseball stadium. Fourth row from the front with Carl Perkins,the statler brothers,Maybelle Carter two of her daughter's minus June Carter. Bob Wooten had replaced Luther Perkins. Johnny played a solid two hours nonstop. It was 1976 a boy named sue had just been recorded. I was coming back from battle creek Michigan saw a sign promoting the concert wheeled my new triumph Bonneville around and my wife and I bought tickets. Been a huge fan since forever,still have original vinyl listen to them all the time. RIP.🎵🎶🎵
True that, however, his lovely daughter Roseanne Cash carries on his legacy very nicely. Check out her version of this very song, if you have any doubts, and her lovely voice truly does this great Johnny Cash song justice.
![Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash • “Jackson” • 1968 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0JbD4orwn4E/mqdefault.jpg)
That guitar solo is just KILLER!!!!
Sadly I'm replying 5 years later but still so right
Its Jim Soldi!!!
I've been following Jim Soldi for 25+ years. With Eve Selis, and now, Back to the Garden. Sometimes with Highland Way. Quite a gifted musician.
He is fascinating - with his presentation
The boss
No one beats Johnny Cash, I lisened to his music for 40 years and can't get enough!
I am 28 now
Repent and trust in Jesus. we deserve Hell for our sins. For example lying, lusing, saying God's name as a cuss word and stealing our just some examples of sin which we can all admit to doing at least one of those. For our sin we deserve death and Hell, but there is a way out. Repent anf trust in Jesus and you will be saved. Repentence is turning from sin. So repent and trust in Jesus. He will save you from Hell, and instead give you eternal life in Heaven.
John 3:16
Romans 3:23❤😊❤❤
@@christianweatherbroadcasting Nobody deserves hell. With the possible exception of those who wish hell for others.
Je m'en doutais
I got to play with him in I think it was 1973 when his entourage stopped into the truck stop where my country band was playing. I played 3 songs with him and got a photo too.
you are the luckiest person ever
+George Murray his daughter does a woderful dedication to him
+George Murray you are a lucky man.
Roger
Yes , I totally agree . I just finished listening to it a second ago . I loved it a lot . WEE ! HA !
George you were very lucky to play with a great great Country Music Star of his caliber . Do you still have a country band ?
Absolutely flawless flatpicking!
My favorite version of this song. The guitar playing is fabulous.
Never get tired of listening to Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash is simply amazing😊
Johny Cash had his own personality 🇺🇲🦅
Johnny Cash is the king of country music.
Rest in peace Johnny Cash . I will never forget you.
there will never be another Johnny Cash
+gary myers amen brother!!!!!!
there is a 15 year old kid that sounds just like him, look him up he sings ring of fire
+Outlaw Cowley never ever!
Travis, johnny will never be replaced
that's so true
Always will be FANTASTIC. This is MUSIC! Like no other.
Johnny Cash = real Country.
I thank God I lived in his time.
AMEN !
i'am the new generation i didn't lived in his time what is that a curs or something
joe bel I'm new generation also, It's a curse I'll never see Johnny perform live :'(
Ryan Dimitri dear Ryan We are a wasted generation believe me
Poop on my face
I'm an 80s metal head who enjoys anything from classic rock to some rap, new to old country music. Johnny Cash holds a special place in my heart. Love it!
Same here!
Me too, Metal is my Blood but this song, and Dizzying amount of other Johnny Cash tunes hit me in the Chest Hard!
Mine also
It doesn't get any better than this. Man, what a legend.
Jim Soldi is from San Diego and is one of the finest lead guitarists around. I was fortunate to play for a few months with him in a church fellowship setting, a few years ago. I loved it. I also just love this song with Jim's lead. It brings tears to my eyes.
Classic. Seriously, one of the best voices of all time.
Cash's best performance of his song that I've heard. Solie's flawless guitar work made this especially enjoyable, crisp and punchy. Fabulous.
Solie"s picking was great. I agree. This is his best performance of "Flat Top Box". Simple and great. Picking was spot on. I know all of JC songs are great, this is just my favorite performance of this song.
I'm not familiar with solie, but I know Bob Wootton was his long time guitar player after original member Luther Perkins died in a house fire.
Can anyone fill me in on what I'm missing here?
@@dravakian That's Jim Soldi in the video
Cummins Real power time
It's nice pickin, agreed, but then it isn't what any capable guitar player would think of as difficult in any way. Just nice, clean picking. And it sounds great!
I have been on a Johnny music spree for the last 2 hrs on youtube and cannot get enough of it.
another johnny cash all time classic.
I've been a fan of Johnny Cash since the early 50s when country music was truly country. There will never be another man like Johnny Cash - he lived the songs he wrote and sung. RIP Johnny - you live on in many, many hearts. Love this song.
Yes, and Johnny took the time out of the song to Jim full credit for his skill.
Yes I’m just 14 today but Johnny cash is my favorite country singer I don’t really care for the new pop country
I believe you. Johnny Cash King of Country, Elvis King of Rock 'n' Roll. 2 Greatest musicians of all time.
About living a song.... ever heared about Merle Hagard?
I’m ten and I wish that I could have been alive when country music was this good.
Yup. I love classic country like this! I kind of stopped listening to the country radio stations, because now we've got snap/clap track songs everywhere.
My friend, I am not even a country music fan.....except for Johnny Cash. You're right, nothing else matches this guy.
been a fan of this guy for nearly 50 years
I'm glad to say I'm a fan 30 years
This is one of my favorite country songs, no matter who sings it, Johnny or Rosanne, or even the version where father and daughter sing this song together, its just a great song. And another thing about great artist like Johnny Cash, he was a humble man, no one else introduced himself when he came on stage, Saying "Hi I'm Johnny Cash" no one else did that but Johnny even tho he didn't need and introduction, and he and the other greats would introduce their band members when they had solos.
I figured I got cheated.I never saw Johnny in person.Absolute giant in my world of music.💓
I'll drink to that!!! I'm 60 years old, and I love nothing better than listening to Johhny Cash, Hank Williams, Stonewall Jackson, and Red Sovine, as well as My Anderson, and Crystal Gale.
He was the best, RIP Man in Black🙏
His daughter looked for years for the person that owned the rights to this song cause she wanted to record it and then she found out it was her dad such a awesome person
She sings it better than Johnny
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wow man what a comment !
That's plain sad
Johnny Cash,Super ,Jim Solie ,s solo AMAZING. Wat een guitarist. Ik hen veel uirvoeringen gehoord maar hij is number een.bedankt van Mathild.
You could always tell a Cash song was coming on the radio because he had that distinct back beat and heavy rhythm guitar! Awesome!
One of Johnny's best songs 🥰
Johnny Cash was an absolute legend in the Country Music field and I miss his style . Today's country music is nothing like these artist of the 50's,60's, 70's and 80's. Waylon, Merle, Willie, and so many others.
Ich bin seit vielen Jahren ein Fan von Jonny Cash aber ich muss gestehen das ich dieses Lied heute das erste Mal gehört habe und ich liebe es.
Das ist einfach nur schön und in meinen Augen eines der schönsten was er gemacht hat.
In meinen Ohren das beste Arangement dieses Songs.
This song first came out in 1963. I remember it well.
How can you not like this song? Better yet how can you not like Johnny cash?!
Hail Jim Soldi, Hail Johnny Cash.This music will live on forever
I loved Johnny Cash and I miss Johnny and his music ..RIP MR CASH🙏🙏❤️
Hello how are you?
Great. Praying you are also 🙏❤️
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50s-70s had some of the greatest songs ever written. Though I wish I could have been around in those days, I am glad I can still listen to and enjoy these songs as much as people did then. R.I.P Mr. Cash. You were and always will be a legend.
Johnny Cash is my al time favourite singer song writer an i would say there isnt 1 song of his i could say i disliked! he was the reason i started playin guitar he sung in ireland a few times its jus a pitty i was born to late an missed it! RIP John & june u wil live forever in are hearts
Doesn't get much better than this. There will never be another man in black.
R.I.P to a great man. Miss him and his musical style . Fortunately we have his memory and his albums to remind us of what Country music was when we were growing up .
Long may the memories of a great man stay
Peter n
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How I wish I had written this song, what a gem! Love the guitar solos! Johnny Cash, there will NEVER be another! Let's not forget Jim Solie!
He had more than most people's faults but still one of his biggest fans, darned good music that will be popular for many years! UK Pete.
As a truck driver, these songs really mean alot....
what a song, john, have a good time in heaven
Mr John Cash was one in a million and I had the pleasure of seeing him live three times I was blessed by
our Lord to see the man in black in person something I will cherish always
Cannot believe how anyone could dislike this
Georgeous wee song
Johnny Cash is an out and out legend.Seminal influence
Johnny is at the very top and will stay therealways
An all time Johnny Cash favourite What a star! Gone but not forgotten. Long live CZcams and JC!
SUPER COUNTRY - bravo JOHNNY CASH for ever ! ! !
There was one Johnny Cash and he was the best. I still rank Johnny Cash as number one.
Great song
Those who disliked this music-video have no soul, nor spirit to then haunt the great music halls of the past.
i love this song...especially this particular performance...Cash is wonderful of course...but the guitarist does an amazing job too! And Cash even gives him props during the song!
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Jim Soldi famous guitarist who played with Johnny Cash for years
I love this song and I am going to learn how play this song
Johnny shows his true sincerity by referring credit where it is due.
Saw Johnny Cash and Johnny Horton in Calgary Alberta Canada about 1957 and still have the autographs signed on the tickets. Some things you never forget. Amazed how many people don't understand.
I listen to his songs every day. I got to backstage with him in Bakersfield Calif. what a guy.
I never got to meet him but he played at a bar family members owned and my mom and dad got to meet and talk to him. My mom has a great pic of her and a friend standing there with John. But at least i got to see him in concert and listen to the records.I never though since i was born in 1960 that he would be gone before i died! I thought him and Waylon and George. would always be here helping us through all of lifes BS with their music. RIP John I love you man!Thanks for the autographed picture you sent me when i was a little kid.
tim h you one lucky son of a gun
My mom and I were lucky enough to both Johnny and June live one night! The greatest night of my life!! Love and miss you Johnny!!
Love Johnny!
i love johnny cash singing and that song i love R I P john we all miss u j r
We are blessed in San Diego as Jim Soldi continues to share his guitar prowess with us. He is gifted and I appreciate his expertise everytime I hear him play.
Jeff, You are so right. I'm in San Diego too and have had the joy of playing a few times with him in a church, with Barry leading on Keys, besides just hearing him play in his top country band.
I had the pleasure to see and meet him and his lovely wife at a concert in Germany. It was one of the best live concerts I have ever seen, both where sensational on stage. A very big piece of Country Music died as Johnny left this world. RIP.
God he was great! He was an Amrtican institution, and he has left a big hole in music and in our lives.
I LOVE PLAYING THIS SONG
I was lucky enough to see Johnny Cash live. love old country music
+Greg Cox same here, saw him twice, once at the Surf ballroom, clear lake ia. and the Turf ballroom, austin Mn..
I saw him in Carbondale, Illinois about 1971 or 72. Carl Perkins opened with Blue Suede Shoes, there was the Tennessee 3, The Statlers, Momma Maybelle and the Carter sisters,and who am I forgetting?
The show ended with everybody on stage, doing will the Circle, Be Unbroken.
I saw him 3 different times. 1st was at what was called 'Grand ol Opry West' in Sacramento in the late 50s with him & about a dozen other country stars on in 1 night, the 2nd time was at the San Juaquen County Fair in Stockton with his wife June & then 1 time in Vegas as well.
Best of the Best; wish he was still around!
Wonderful!
On ne risque de s'en lasser
my fav song...first johnny cash song i ever heard...my grandpa played it on his guitar all the time...great memory!!!!!
That's why Johnny's a great guy, he was always humble. Gives credit to Jim Soldi there on the guitar, great guitar playing. The song is a peak into the life of an entertainer. Guy who loves what he's doing. So important in life. The line in the song about girls selling their jewelry just so they could watch their favorite musician in concert is priceless. "All the girls..from 9 to 90..." that's a lyric. The song tells a story, makes you want to listen and has a great melody. Easily one of my favorite Cash songs. Such simplicity, good ole country nature to it and the live performance here is a gem. There is something magical that happens when listening to Cash.
...and he would play
Great Tune!
Hey how are you doing..?
Love me some ol' Cash
I first heard this track on the jukebox in the Richmond pub in Liverpool and it got me straight away.We know our music in the Pool.
I'm so grateful to my grandmother, may she rest in peace, for instilling a love for Johnny Cash in me. She sang us all his songs and the old bat could NOT carry a tune but we loved it anyway. She LOVED her some Johnny Cash.
Awesome song Johnny
greatest singer of all time+greatest guitar player of all time=Johnny Cash & Jim Soldi
Jim Soldi is one of the greatest guitar players around. Thanks for great memories! It was fun to see this video...
This is a song I have not heard since I was a kid. A great classic!
my dad loved johnny i do too just one of the many i got from them
i now understand why my dad liked cash, took me 30 years to realize it.
country music icon, 99% of his music hits a nerve if we really listen.
the man was like the country version of shakespeare, we just dont know it.
his daughter nailed it with her eulogy, the man was one of a kind.
I still like this song after all these years
I just keep playing this over and over and over and over - love it !!!!! Thanks for the video :-)
There Is No Way You Can Top This! He Is The Man!
Lovely!!
Johnny cash i love you more more and more time...beautifull and talentueux countryman...RIP 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭
Hello how are you doing…?
I swear to whoever you believe in, every time I hear this song I cry no matter how many times I repeat it. And no matter how many times I analyse the words or voice or music I can not point out what makes it so legendary. Live on Johnny Cash
Sometimes a man just needs to shed a few tears..not from pain or problems but just to release it and cleanse the soul.
You're a GROWN MAN and not only did you admit to crying... you wrote it down for the world to read on CZcams.. on a Johnny Cash video no less!!
*STRAIGHTEN UP*
Like this tune, perfeck voice!
Fantastic Johnny Cash...
This song is featured on Ken Burns Documentary "Country Music". Johnny's daughter also recorded this.
there will never be another JOHNY CASH
My main guy..love his music and his regards towards humanity and most of all, that voice...nothing second it. RIP 🙏
RIP Johhny your music has changed me forever
This is my father favorite song still to this day I wont amit it but I'm grateful to like it as well because I love Johnny Cash
Sheer quality, what a tune. I smile whenever I play it.
Yep, still :)
Look at that big ol smile after shaking johnnys hand it was bout ear to ear. 😊Id feel so proud just as he probably did. Great performance!
I love it mr cash rip
Saw Johnny Cash in Jackson Michigan at the state fair outside in a huge baseball stadium. Fourth row from the front with Carl Perkins,the statler brothers,Maybelle Carter two of her daughter's minus June Carter. Bob Wooten had replaced Luther Perkins. Johnny played a solid two hours nonstop. It was 1976 a boy named sue had just been recorded. I was coming back from battle creek Michigan saw a sign promoting the concert wheeled my new triumph Bonneville around and my wife and I bought tickets. Been a huge fan since forever,still have original vinyl listen to them all the time. RIP.🎵🎶🎵
Hello how are you doing…?
Johnny Cash IS Country music..... the greatest legend! Everyone knows it. Country music will never be the same without Cash and so many other LEGENDS!
True that, however, his lovely daughter Roseanne Cash carries on his legacy very nicely. Check out her version of this very song, if you have any doubts, and her lovely voice truly does this great Johnny Cash song justice.
@@yisraelforeman904 Oh yes! I have always noticed what a beautiful voice Roseanne Cash has.
Johnny Cash - You are missed every day
There'll never be nothing like it again