RAPPER First REACTION to JOHNNY CASH a BOY NAMED SUE!!

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RAPPER First REACTION to JOHNNY CASH a BOY NAMED SUE!!

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[Fed-Up_Hallelujah]

Merle Haggard was in prison and Johnny Cash came to sing, and Merle said "I am going to do that" And he did when he got out, and the rest is history. A friend of mine named his son Cash.

[lloyd]

I dont care what type of music you're into, theres always room for some Johnny Cash. Legend.

[elizabethshow]

There was a young man in this audience named Merle Haggard. When he got out of prison, he changed his ways, and became a Great country songwriter and singer…. And he credited Johnny Cash’s performance with his life change! Check Merle out too!

[scottymoore]

The guitar player standing beside Johnny Cash is another legend that has many great songs and is from my neck of the woods. The great Carl Perkins. He could sing and one hell of a guitar player. Matchbox is one of my favorite songs by him

[joshlivingston]

“One Piece at a Time” should be your next Johnny Cash song. It has great story telling, and is another humorous song. It’s classic Johnny.

[paveltolz]

"A Boy Named Sue" is a song written by humorist, children's author, and poet Shel Silverstein and made famous by Johnny Cash.

[ChuckChuckBoBuck]

I have an uncle that's a life long musician playing multiple instruments and he contends that "A Boy Named Sue" is the first "rap" song to become popular.

[jealousjelly]

Another superhit written by the multitalented Shel Silverstein, who started out producing racy cartoons for Playboy magazine, spent many years writing music for superstars like Johnny Cash and Dr. Hook, and ended up writing some of the best children's books ever written. The guy was a genius. Thanks for the cool reaction, guys.

[firefighterchick]

Johhny ALWAYS stood up for the underdog.
He looked at prisoners as people who had mistakes but weren't necessarily bad people.
You should absolutely check out his cover of The Ballad of Ira Hayes.
It's about one of the Marines that raised the flag after the Battle of Iwa Jima in WWII.

[billybradley]

Was down in Cornwall in 2004 with my wife and we ended up in a pub, there was this band playing their original music, lots of booze flowing all in all a good night and at the end they asked for any requests, I straight away called out a boy named sue and then the fun started. They played Johnny Cash songs for an hour after closing time, one of the best lock ins I ever had.

[MoreKellBellPlease]

Johnny Cash was a gangster from a young age. If you like movies, watch Walk The Line, with Joquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon, which is what made me decide to start to listen to Johnny. Very crazy life he led!

[NastyNate]

Now you get why Johnny is beloved by Metal Heads, Hip Hop heads...He is beloved by everyone across all spectrums of life. He has had Legend status for a long time and his story telling is why.

[adamreed]

Check out Folsom Prison Blues by him. One of his classics.

[mikewiseman]

The poet Shel Silverstein (where the sidewalk ends)wrote the lyrics. But Johnny Cash tells the story like no one else. He has the ability to make the lyrics his, sincere and believable, and relatable.

[GotWag]

Wait till you hear "When the Man Comes Around". It makes "God's Gonna Cut You Down" feel lighthearted. Great reaction, thanks. His first public performance of his song "The Man In Black" should not be missed. It sums up what Cash stood for. I hope you'll do both. Thanks!

[mtndon]

After l was grown, married, settled down with kids this is what my Dad said to me; “ l treated you better than l was treated and l know you will treat your kids better than l treated you”. He was raised in rural Missouri in the 30’s

[williamkeith]

The Ballard of Ira Hayes by Johnny Cash - tells the true story of indigenous American Ira Hayes who was one of the US Marines who raised the US Flag on Iwo Jima in WWII.

[BrotherPraetus]

Johnny Cash served in the Air Force, stationed in Germany during the Korean War. He was arrested oon seven separate occasions, mostly for being intoxicated in one manner or another, but never served more than a single night in jail.

[tobhomott]

He recorded live albums at both Folsom Prison and San Quentin.

[thegamingironman]

All the Johnny Cash and not a single reaction yet to Ring of Fire. Omg thats one of his greatest songs. Keep up the great work