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This one's probably my favorite:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLm3Khusq_8

I know this was overplayed, but still my favorite from INXS


https://youtu.be/F93ywiGMDnQ

woke up with this stuck in my head so I thought Id share



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiSpUMH8QII

That's a new one for me, 320.

I've pretty much got Johnny Horton's repertoire nailed.

Jimmy Dean, not so much.  "Big John" and sausage.

Jimmy Dean's okay, but honestly I prefer the HEB-brand of pork breakfast sausage.

Tonight will be my first night not singing Johnny Cash tunes on-stage in 2 weeks. We pick back up Wednesday for a final Thurs-Sun run.
I get "Cry, Cry, Cry", "One Piece at a Time", "Sunday Morning Coming Down", and "Delia's Gone" all to myself. I split verses on "Country Boy", "Big River", "Get Rhythm", "Egg Suckin' Dog", "Five Feet High and Rising", "I've Been Everywhere", and "Angel Band". I get most of the lead for "Daddy Sang Bass", and a more than it oughtta be duet on "While I've Got It On My Mind".

Those are the songs on my mind right now. Fun show!

Sunday Morning Coming Down is my favorite Johnny Cash song. 

Of course, it was written by Kris Kristofferson, so there you have it.

what are you talking about
amatuer night?
reenactment of Walk the Line?

There's a Broadway musical called "Ring of Fire". As written, it's a little confusing. It's supposed to be a "jukebox musical" (meaning the songs are the majority of the content with not much acting linking them up) about Johnny Cash's life. The actors kind of take turns being Johnny Cash. It can be kind of hard to follow from that standpoint.
My local community theater is doing the "small cast" version that four guys and one girl (singing June's parts). We make it clear that nobody is representing Johnny Cash. The dialog is there to sort of connect one song to the next as quickly as possible, but primarily it's an excuse to unload over 30 Johnny Cash tunes in 2 hours (with a few more of our favorites thrown in beforehand).
I heard these tunes in the cradle and have sung them ever since. This is the only time I can really imagine myself singing on stage (sober).