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Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash

What song is better? Hurt by Nine Inch nails or the one by johnny Cash?

I really like both of them but i think Johnny Cash version made the song even deeper, and the music video is really sad

I'd say equally great, if you like more of a hard rock experience then there's the NIN cover but if you want to go more soft and classic, the man in black is always there for you.

Johnny Cash - San Quentin (Live from Prison)

Cash Johnny

Cash Johnny

What the new country song with Johnny Cash singing Chorus?

It a new song but it has Johnny Cash singing different songs through out the song.

I don't know,but I'd like to, there are a lot of well informed people on this section of answers so someone will come up with the answer for sure, it will be interesting to find out,

Johnny Cash - 'Hurt"

Carter Cash

Carter Cash

Roseanne Cash, Her Father's Daughter

For Roseanne Cash, although she has already achieved so much in her own career with a string of albums featuring some of the best country music love songs (she has 11 number one singles in the US country charts tucked under her belt), she has also had to live her life being her father’s daughter. “People think you have it easy and they resent you. I had a brief moment when I thought I might use my grandmother's maiden name - Rivers. Then I realised that that's not who I am and it didn't feel very honest.” This was how Cash internalized her position as the daughter of the legendary Johnny Cash. With the release of her latest album, “The List,” she openly celebrates her roots by choosing to do a cover album not just of country music love songs but of ones that are part of the list handed to her by her father when she was just a teenager.

According to CMT, a country music blog, Cash held on to this “list” for so long because she did not want people to think that she was trading on her father. This was why, even though there was a clamor for her to share it, she chose to keep it to herself until the time was right and she can comfortably share it with the world. So how exactly did this list come into being?

"When I was 18 years old I went on the road with my dad after I graduated from high school. And we were riding on the tour bus one day, kind of rolling through the South, and he mentioned a song," Cash recounted. "We started talking about songs, and he mentioned one, and I said I don't know that one. And he mentioned another. I said, 'I don't know that one either, Dad,' and he became very alarmed that I didn't know what he considered my own musical genealogy. So he spent the rest of the afternoon making a list for me, and at the end of the day, he said, 'This is your education.' And across the top of the page, he wrote '100 Essential Country Songs.'"

This list, it turned out, did not just include country music love songs, but also included songs from various genres such as gospel, blues, protest songs, Texas swing, and folk music. Essentially, these were songs that inspired Johnny Cash as an artist, thus, wading through this list became such a challenging task for Cash and her husband, John Leventhal, who served as the album’s arranger and producer. Says Leventhal, “It was the right time for her to accept it gracefully and embrace her lineage in all this. It turned into a lovely, joyous experience.” Cash herself agrees, saying that it was time to “Get over it. Claim it. It was time.”

Recently, Cash has released the album, appropriately titled, “The List,” featuring songs in which she successfully stamped her own individual style in interpreting them. Noteworthy tracks include classics such as “Take These Chains from My Heart” (Hank Williams), “Miss the Mississippi and You” (Jimmie Rodger), “Bury Me Under the Weeping Willow” (The Carter Family), “She’s Got You” (Patsy Cline), and “Girl from the North Country” (Bob Dylan). Guest artists include Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, Rufus Wainwright, and Jeff Tweedy, among others.

For tour dates and other information, you may check out the country music blog CMT and the artist’s site at http://rosannecash.com.

Johnny and June Carter Cash sing Jackson

Johnny Guitar

Johnny Guitar

This Guitar Museum Hits Just The Right Notes

The test of time often proves that you are dealing with a qualified, if not exceptional company. The Martin Guitar Co. was started in New York way back in 1833 by C.F. Martin Sr. Being a native of Germany, based on some obscure information, the move to New York is somewhat comical in nature. Mr. Martin was a guitar maker, or luthier. His woodworking prowess caused much pressure from the Cabinet Makers Guild and The Violin Makers Guild to join their Unions(yes, they had unions that long ago). Within several years he fled to America to open The Martin Guitar Company in New York. However two years later the factory was moved to Nazareth, Pa. and has remained there and expanded as necessary ever since then.

The first thing that hits you as you enter the factory is a quote from Eric Clapton "If I could choose what to come back as, it would be a Martin OM-45". Words like this brought to mind how much people love their Martin guitars. I specifically mean love them for the beauty, materials and love put into the building of each Martin Guitar. Simply put, because of the exquisite workmanship of Martin guitars and their unmatched tone and playability, they are the gold standard for aspiring acoustic guitarists. To have a Martin guitar, or even a custom Martin is one of the few rites in their lifetime with this amount of significance.

Martin openly puffs up their chest when it comes to their place in American music and all of the noted(no pun intended) musicians who have used and swear by their instruments. As the Martin Company celebrates their 175th year of business one gets the feeling that the tremendous heritage created will continue in greatness.

Some of the artists who use Martin guitars have CD and album covers displayed on one of the walls. Representing such artists as Elvis Presley, Jimmie Rogers, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams and Stephen Stills. Don't forget Andy Griffith played a D-18 model! So many icons have played Martin guitars there are not enough wall space to honor fall of them.

During the factory tour, the various steps that include more than 3oo very precise procedures and a few weeks of time become very evident. This is no jerry rig factory. It has a blend of the most modern hi-tech equipment with a big helping of old world craftsmanship. For some this part of the tour may be tedious, for people who like to know, this is an interesting and remarkable story of cutting, machining and assembling a guitar masterpiece.

The museum is what most folks come for. From some of the 19th century instruments that look awkward and bulky to the transition to modern styled guitars, the museum guides have the type of enthusiasm for Martin guitars that is infectious. The guide can also tell you in great detail very enthusiastically about every one of the 170 plus guitars on display.

Before I forget, it is very important to note that not only can you admire these beautiful guitars, but you are encouraged to pick one up and start to pluck a few notes. And, you are not limited to their least expensive models. Want to play an Eric Clapton custom guitar, them pick it up and go to town. they don't mind. In fact if you listen closely, their are plenty of people strumming their favorite tunes in the players room.

Want a tour of The Martin guitar Museum? Hours include Monday - Friday 8 am to 5 pm and The Factory Tours are from 11 am to 2:30 pm. Call 610-759-2837 to make a date.

Note: If you dig The Three Stooges, the Stoogeum is in Philly. It is fantastic and worth every bit if not more than the cost of the tour, which is free.

If you love guitars like the folks at Guitar players Center, than this is the type of relaxed, fun and informative trip to take. With the amount of experience and love put into the manufacturing process, it would be hard not wanting a Martin guitar after the tour.

Enjoy.

Johnny Guitar

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Track Advance

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