Johnny Cash did a lot of good songs. Some of my favorites are: "Ring of Fire, A Boy Named Sue, Daddy Sang Bass, Folsom Prison Blues, and I Walk the Line".
Over the course of his illustrious career, Johnny Cash has a tremendous number of hit songs. Examples of such songs include "Walk the Line" and "Ring of Fire."
Some of June Carter Cash's songs include "Wings of Angels," "Diamonds in the Rough," "Wildwood Flower," and "Once Before I Die." June Carter Cash did a lot of work with her husband, Johnny Cash, including well-known songs like "Help Me Make It Through The Night," "Old Time Feeling," and "If I Were A Carpenter."
Johnnie Ray was an Oregon-raised singer and song-writer famous during the 1950s. Some of the songs he was famous for were: Cry, The Little White Cloud that Cried, Just Walking in the Rain, and Such a Night.
That is a matter of ones own opinion. Some people believe Johnny Cash is better, while others believe Motley Crue is.
YES and their first meeting was when Elvis played at the Eagles Nest in 1954. Johnny Cash's wife credits Elvis for introducing her (i.e. June Carter Cash) to Johnny Cash. Elvis and Johnny were friends and mutually respected each other throughout their lives. Their time at Sun Records, located in Memphis Tennessee, is/was/forever will be...legendary. There are some great audio/video clips of Elvis imitating Johnny Cash and also of Johnny Cash imitating Elvis Presley. Lastly, there are some wonderful photographs of Elvis with Johnny Cash that shows their mutual affection as genuine and sincere.
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Over the course of his illustrious career, Johnny Cash has a tremendous number of hit songs. Examples of such songs include "Walk the Line" and "Ring of Fire."
How about you make some sense and you'll get an answer.
Anything by Johnny Cash, George Jones, Marty Robbins or Hank Williams Sr.
Some of June Carter Cash's songs include "Wings of Angels," "Diamonds in the Rough," "Wildwood Flower," and "Once Before I Die." June Carter Cash did a lot of work with her husband, Johnny Cash, including well-known songs like "Help Me Make It Through The Night," "Old Time Feeling," and "If I Were A Carpenter."
Johnnie Ray was an Oregon-raised singer and song-writer famous during the 1950s. Some of the songs he was famous for were: Cry, The Little White Cloud that Cried, Just Walking in the Rain, and Such a Night.
That is a matter of ones own opinion. Some people believe Johnny Cash is better, while others believe Motley Crue is.
I don't think he has any songs out.
YES and their first meeting was when Elvis played at the Eagles Nest in 1954. Johnny Cash's wife credits Elvis for introducing her (i.e. June Carter Cash) to Johnny Cash. Elvis and Johnny were friends and mutually respected each other throughout their lives. Their time at Sun Records, located in Memphis Tennessee, is/was/forever will be...legendary. There are some great audio/video clips of Elvis imitating Johnny Cash and also of Johnny Cash imitating Elvis Presley. Lastly, there are some wonderful photographs of Elvis with Johnny Cash that shows their mutual affection as genuine and sincere.
Johnny Cash was a famous country singer known for his deep voice and dressing mostly in black. Some of the songs he is notable for are: * Ring of Fire * A Boy Named Sue * One Piece at a Time * I Walk The Line * Folsom Prison Blues
Johnny Cash had three brothers; Roy, Jack and Tommy. His brother Tommy also had some success as a country music artist.
Johnny Rebel is a Cajun country musician who was born on October 3, 1938. Some of his popular songs include: Stay Away from Dixie and the Great Society.