Cheating with this last one. While I heard the other songs on the radio decades ago, I've never heard "San Quentin" on the radio ever and never thought I would until an Uber Driver drove me to work. I wish I knew what station it was on. I need bookmark that.
Heard a Johnny Cash song last night I never heard before. Made me want to post one today.
I'm sure he'll return. Until then, stay tuned for something different next Wednesday.
Because I thought about death a lot the past seven days, here's this Johnny Cash American IV: The Man Comes Around version of "Streets Of Laredo."
Something very different today. A Johnny Cash love song dedicated for my girlfriend, who is helping today me as I get better.
Following Monday's morning music, here's a song Johnny Cash wrote about the General Lee car in The Dukes of Hazzard. At least he focused on the show's antics and didn't turn it into a song of the south.
It's the last Wednesday of 2021. Let's end with Johnny Cash covering a Tom Waits song about redemption, something I'm not sure exists anymore.
By January's end, for reasons that are good but will remain private, I will no longer be posting Johnny Cash music on Wednesdays. Until then, the Cash keeps on coming.
Posting this in full Gen X irony mode for a certain dysfunctional couple I can't get out of my head.
Because I found out that I might be wearing black every day for a while to come.
It's the week of Halloween. I can do something horror related, or I could do something mad scientisty. And I already did "Ghost Riders in the Sky."
I've been thinking about Leonard Cohen songs for a writing prompt, so I wondered if Johnny Cash ever did a cover of Leonard Cohen. Silly me. Of course he did.
Keeping my Johnny Cash selection simple today. After having five days offk, if I can walk a straight line my first back to work, I'll be doing okay.
Something to remind people to not go looking for a fight. Thanks, Johnny Cash.
