I heard that Johnny Cash Had past away this monring around 4am. He will be missed by MANY. I always liked his songs. He was just a great performer. :-[ :'(

 

Johnny Cash & John Ritter both passed away last night. :-

 

Just read the same news. I too enjoyed his music. Another great one gone. He had an interesting life.

 

A sad day in country music history

 

RIP Johnny.

Has anyone seen that recent video he made? Can't remember the song (it is not his originally), but the video is haunting. Will be even more so now that he has passed.

 

What was that movie where he and some guys were driving around town in the back of a truck throwing tomatoes at everybody?

 

the last vid johnny did was hurt a cover of a nine inch nails tune

good vid .......good song too

I'll miss him

 

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RIP Johnny.

Has anyone seen that recent video he made? Can't remember the song (it is not his originally), but the video is haunting. Will be even more so now that he has passed.
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That video was downright depressing!! I like ole' Johnny's music.....his "I Walk the Line" is playing on the radio as I speak.

 

I grew up listening to the Man in Black. He had a hard life too. He will be missed.

 

"Boy named Sue"......that cracks me up everytime I hear it.

 

I liked the One Piece at a Time where he was building the Cadillac.

 

I just got back and was going to post this topic...day late and $ short...not important...

I will miss Johnny, but have lots of his music to keep him alive...his health had been in serious trouble for some time....He is now playing with the big man...Hank Sr.

RIP!

John

 

I remember being a really young, and watching that TV show he had, I guess it was in re-runs. But this one time, he stomped all footlights out on the stage, and I thought that was the coolest thing i'd ever seen. They're having a candle light vidual (sp?) for him down in Austin tonight. I wish I could go, but I've already got plans I can't break. We're losing alot of the greats, Waylon a while back, now Johnny. Country music is just going to get worse than it is now with them gone. A sad day for sure

 

Ring of Fire sparks some funny memories for me about the family and my brothers super hot Beef Jerky and its side effects.

 

We've still got George Strait and Alan Jackson. They'll keep it country.