Farewell

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[Conspiracy Guy]

Farewell

We all know that boy named Sue, And heard that train a comin. We all loved his craggy voice, And the guitar he was strummin. We'll miss ol John but he'll be here, We'll hear him in our hearts. He's gone home to be with June, And now the music starts.

Flurry 9/12/3

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

That was very kind and thoughtful of you Shooter.......

[Conspiracy Guy]

It's good too But, I'm a RING OF FIRE Man.

[LonePalm]

Nobody could do "Ghostriders in the Sky" like Johnny Cash.

Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)

[Constitutional Patriot]

My dad got me into his music when I was very young. Good road-trip music for our drives out west and up to Canada...he will be missed.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Thanks for the tune. Do you have Ring of Fire?

[Constitutional Patriot]

"Ring of Fire."

I liked most of his stuff...

"Ira Hayes" and "Boy Named Sue" are on the top of my list.

[Jeff Head]

A voice I have heard all of my life is now gone.

I'll miss it.

I hear that train a comin'...

Jeff

[Conspiracy Guy]

I love all his songs.

[Conspiracy Guy]

It won't open. I'll keep listening to Folsom

[G Larry]

No, Johnny Cash died of complications from diabetise (sp?). (age 71)
John Ritter died from a previously undetected heart condition. (age 54)

God Bless their souls.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Yeah me too. He was in Rock Hall of Fame, C&W Hall of Fame, and Songwriter's Hall of Fame. He is the only artist in all 3.

[Kevin Curry]

Johnny Cash and Warren Zevon, unplugged. Now, I would have paid a very large sum to see that show.

[Conspiracy Guy]

CD's are wonderful things

[Conspiracy Guy]

I liked Warren (Excitable Boy) but Johnny is a legend.

[4mycountry]

Ok, I'm here, now what? ;Þ

[Kevin Curry]

I tend to believe that Johnny Cash would have had the most fun of anyone at such a concert. He was always a supremely gracious man.

[rface]

Cash wrote several books.

"Man in White" is a wonderful book and is my absolute favorite.

From Amazon.com reviews:
Covering a six-year period in the life of St. Paul in Roman-ruled Judea, Cash weaves a fascinating story of Saul's (Paul's) single-minded, zealous persecution of the early Christians through his conversion on the road to Damascus. Saul is portrayed as a man driven by what he sees as his "divine" mission, the extermination of this despicable Nazarene sect. However, with his conversion, all his fanaticism and energies turn to the spreading of "the word" to the gentiles. This well-researched novel breathes life into Paul, High Priest Annas, the pharisees, apostles, and the other characters who populate Jerusalem and the surrounding area. Readers will experience their fears and doubts, aspirations and triumphs as Cash probes the motivations behind their actions. While the repetition of religious phrases and doctrine tends to slow the last third of the book, Cash's interpretation and writing style make the characters and times come alive.
John Lawson , Fairfax County Public Library, Va.

Well written, this book, which was titled to be a play on words of Cash's autobiography titled Man in Black, draws you into Paul's life from a fictional 1st person perspective, and is at all times totally believable and spiritually uplifting. I highly recommend this book for Christians and non-Christians alike. Unfortunately, it is currently out of print

[Conspiracy Guy]

Do you know Johnny Cash's music.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Humble.