Final show of johnny cash a must see.

[Captain Kong]

Here is a must for Johnny Cash fans.
It is his final show before he dies, he is very old and frail and comes on in a wheelchair and is carried by two men to his seat.
He puts on a good performance ...................


https://youtu.be/FqESx05OuCA

enjoy
Brian

[Bengy Roberts]

Man In Black by Johnny Cash. Johnny Cash always wore black clothes, and he wrote this song to help explain why: "I wear the black for the poor and the beaten down, livin' in the hopeless, hungry side of town, I wear it for the prisoner who has long paid for his crime, but is there because he's a victim of the times." > ...Some sources, however, say Cash was worth more than $100 million when he died, and the value has risen to more than $300 million. Cash disciple Marty Stuart, a former son-in-law, sideman and producer of Cash, testifies his late mentor remains involved in keeping the “business of Johnny Cash” on the right track. Some sources, however, say Cash was worth more than $100 million when he died, and the value has risen to more than $300 million. Cash disciple Marty Stuart, a former son-in-law, sideman and producer of Cash, testifies his late mentor remains involved in keeping the “business of Johnny Cash” on the right track."I wear the black for the poor

[happy daze john in oz]

Fantastic singer and entertainer.
Had the short pleasure of seeing him and a very short chat back in 1981 when he did a tour here in Melbourne.

A true gent and wonderful person who made good his life after a somewhat shaky start

[Captain Kong]

I saw him in Manchester 1968, with Carl Perkins , the Carter Sisters and ld granny Maybeline Carter.
The best show ever.
He adopted a Children's home in Manchester and w as always over here to finance it.

Brian