The Twisted Love Story of Johnny Cash and June Carter

🎵The journey Johnny Cash and June Carter went through to find their love story is full of twists and turns, and highs and lows. But one thing is for sure, we all want a love like Johnny and June! Join me on this episode documentary of Roots Music History as I dig up the Roots of Johnny Cash and June Carter. 🎵

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Chapters:
0:00-0:28 Intro
0:28-2:11 Johnny Cash's Childhood
2:11-5:25 The Original Carter Family Singers
5:25-9:49 Johnny Cash + June Carter~1950
9:49-13:42 Elvis' Role in Johnny & June's Love Story
13:42-14:40 June & Johnny's Separate Families
14:40-15:51 Johnny + June's Music Takes Off

[rph]

One thing you missed on the Elvis connection. Elvis was madly in love with Anita Carter, he even proposed to her a couple of times but she turned him dow. Prior to that Hank Williams pursued Anita, but, Maybelle ran him off.

[maryaragon]

I always liked listening to Johnny Cash. After they were married, they always did everything together. I also remember on 'Liittle House on the Prarie" they played a married couple down on their luck. True Love!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[samueljanderson]

I'll never forget the day I met Johnny Cash in person. He was so nice and loved that I loved his music and was there to see his show. This was right after his major heart attack. He really made some good jokes about it, too. After all his songs his last song was, "Old Rugged Cross." It had everyone in tears. It was amazing. He certainly had a story to tell.

[vivienbaker]

And Vivian was so beautiful. June was just a plain looking person.

[everettoehlschlaeger]

OUTSTANDNG article/video ! Tons of talking but jam packed with information. i enthusiastically absorbed every word ! i learned SO much about Johnny and June and the Carter family. THANk YOU SO MUCH !!! P.S. TONS of excellent pictures too ! GREAT !!!

[jeffdixon]

John and June were deeply in love, but their relationship was very, very complex. Around 1980, Johnny’s addictions were back with a vengeance (he was probably only really sober from around 1972-1978). He fired his long term bassist. May have had an affair. And June moved to England to live with her daughter (who was married to Nick Lowe). They did patch things up, but it was not easy. In the 90s, Johnny was in very poor health and June developed a pills addiction herself. Yes, they were in love until the end, but it’s also not the storybook fairy tale often depicted in media. (John Carter Cash himself was an addict by his early teens too, having been around all of this conflict).

[mckennalynn]

This is my first video of yours, I love learning anything music related and am kind a new Johnny Cash/June Carter fan. This was awesome! I'm also a big fan of Elvis, so it was nice to see him in the story.

[psychobilly]

I just became a giant carter fam freak thank u for this dude

[stephenfiore]

You're right. You gave a lot of info I never heard. Thank you excellent

[dekelanson]

Cash's "2 guitarists" have names. Luther Perkins and Marshall Grant who would go on to play bass. They gave Cash the sound that made him popular. Also, they met as soon as Cash returned home from the air force not a year into his marriage.

[elite]

Hello i found your video by listening to katy perry's song the one that got away where she mentions this two person so i thought it would be a good love story i am a fan of love stories.🤭 sorry but u r beautiful mam
Love from india🥰ur voice is also happy happy 😅i am been creep.

[nclarke]

I think that he died of a broken heart over her lose. Sometimes People are so connected that it is impossible to live with out each other.

My mothers parents both born in the 1890s. They married 24 Dec1919, while he was in the Army stationed at Camp Lee, VA. Married 62 years, having Nine children and 29 grand children. They redid their vows on their 50 anniversary. As long as I can remember they argued and fused at each other and had separate bed rooms in the house. Carrie passed away on 25 Sept 1981, one day after her 86th birthday on my mothers birthday. Roy passed away just 4m 11d later 15 day before his 86th birthday on 5 Feb1982.

Roy left home in 1910 at the age of 14, by the time he entered the Army in 1918 he had traveled all the way to the west coast and was working as a labor in Idaho.

Nelson

[marialamb]

But of trivia: June always called him “John”

[vivienbaker]

I just saw his daughter's interview. She said they met at a roller rink, roller skating, and he was at boot camp.

[lthrnk]

OMG, I’ve told friends that had that many girls. I’m glad I didn’t have to live through that estrogen nightmare. June died 6 months after Jonny covered “Hurt”. Nine inch nails said this is Johnny’s song because you could hear the pain in yhay song

[lthrnk]

You’d have to tell my grandpas about how great the new deal was because they went through depression too, but they also live in Oklahoma during the dust bowl at the same time. I think you’ll have to put off talking to them for a couple years unless you’re in the Ouija boards and stuff like that. You could have 3 families in an old sod houses. You would be amazed at how many country music legends are not allowed to be inducted in the Hall of Fame, especially yeah, the grand old Opry

[ambert.]

Roller Rink .. roller skating, her daughter has her skates now

[katesleuth]

My mother’s family, which were of Irish origin, always called their children by their middle name.

[everettoehlschlaeger]

P.S. i only recently learned about the Carter sisters and their mother, and i can't get enough of them. i did read that while touring with Johnny, Anita got pregnant with his child.. which she aborted out of respect for June who was pregnant with son John. Evidently it is not clearly proven... but it made me very sad. Anita struck me as an angel.. and June was extremely funny and always smiling and laughing. if this did happen, it would not surprise me in the world of music and touring...

[StevenHughes-hrhp]

Remember the first generation of the Carter family were there right at the beginning of AM radio. There was no before them. Might have been the first country, folk and gospel music to ever go out over the airwaves in the rural South.