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Johnny Cash played "every prison song he knew" when he performed live at Folsom Prison in 1968. Songs like "I Got Stripes," "25 Minutes To Go" and the specially-written "Folsom Prison Blues" are well-known favorites. But have you heard him play "I'm Here To Get My Baby Out of Jail" from the same concert? How about "This Ole House" or "June's Poems"? These are 3 of the 7 songs that weren't included on previous releases of Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison. But a brand new 3... MORE
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This follows from Annies post. What brings two people together in an incident such as THIS ? .... what forces converge?... is there meaning in it, or is it a random and unfortunate encounter? How will it affect the people around them? Like ripples from a stone thrown into a pond ... a pond we're all swimming in together. All affecting each other in ways we may or may not comprehend. I won't subject you to Sting... but I have to admit [hangs his head] I like the origi... MORE
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I got a promo of the Johnny Cash Remixed project. I must admit I was skeptical. However, it is really cool. The Man in Black didn't believe in labels and without fear crossed genres and broke down barriers. Hell, he spent then end of his career working with Rick Rubin. So I think he would approve. Besides his son is an executive producer.
Check out this MP3 of Big River (Count Da Money Remix)
Also watch the making of remixed:
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Original Story: http://amberwavesoftwang.blogspot.com/2008/08/j...
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Back in November 2005, i did a post on a regular blog entitled They Are Killing My Brothers AgainToday i saw this story on line. It made me cranky.
They called it the "Thousand-yard Stare"Veterans' Affairs doctor tells staff to refrain from PTSD diagnoses
The VA has repudiated the memo, but outraged veterans see a reluctance from the government to support their disability.
From the Washington Post
The physician in charge of the post-traumatic stress disorder program at a med... MORE
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...over 2500 notifications that I have not had time to read over the past 3 months. Damn it feels bad. On one hand there is only so much a person can do and so much music that you can really digest, but I am sure that I missed some fantastic insights. Keep them coming MOG, I will still be around.
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Today feel like i really want to get back to the past. Romantic & love unconditional which are hardly to meet nowaday.
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...when i did a post called The Thousand-Yard Stare, which stirred up some controversy. However, i think that (setting aside the controversy i touched on in that post) even the MOGger i was arguing with will agree that Viet Nam vets (real combat men, not REMFs like me) got a pretty shabby deal Back In The Day. There's a reason that "Don't mean nothin'" was a Viet Nam mantra... Johnny Cash spent quite a while in Viet Nam a full year, i think - on his own dime, gettin... MORE
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so i teach fourth grade and a lot of my life revolves around fourth grade stuff. the kids chose biographies and have to do little speeches in front of the class. they picked som pretty funky people including johnny cash, george bush, andy warhol, walt disney. anyways, tomorrow a kid is sharing his johnny cash speech and he's going to play walk the line on his electric guitar. can't wait.
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A new three-disc CD/DVD box set that features unreleased material from Johnny Cash's legendary 1968 concerts at Folsom State Prison in California will be released Oct. 14
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One of these goes all the way back to Pete Seeger's program Rainbow Quest. Video mashup of Johnny Cash with some June Carter Cash in there too. Prob one of my favorite versions of Boy Named Sue.
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...i believe.
I don't believe in God or the Devil.
I don't believe in Heaven or Hell.
I believe that when you die, that's it.But for as long as it takes Johnny Cash to sing Tom Waits' Down There by the Train, i believe. And a tear runs down my cheek.
Click here to go to my website.
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Further On Up The Road"- Bruce Springsteen's tune "I'll meet farther on up on the road- Got on my dead man's suit and a song to sing. Where the road is dark, one sunny morning and we'll rise I know and we will meet further on up the road"
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Who doesn't love this song.American III, American Recordings, and Unchained arrived recently. Nights, mornings I've lain in bed listening. American Recordings and Unchained have yet to have the hearings they deserve. After washing dishes to the accompaniment of American III, I sat in my chair and listened again. This time unfolding the oversized liner notes. Reading these casual reminiscences was a loosening. Turning to the notes for Unchained was my undoing. Veggie burger... MORE
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Well here let's give up for the musicians who played on this project: Norman Blake - GuitarMike Campbell - GuitarJune Carter Cash - Vocals on "Field of Diamonds" Laura Cash - FiddleSheryl Crow - Vocals on "Field of Diamonds," Accordion on "Wayfaring Stranger" and "Mary of the Wild Moor" Merle Haggard - Vocals on "I'm Leavin' Now," GuitarWill Oldham - Vocals on "I See a Darkness" Larry Perkins - GuitarTom Petty - Vocals on "I Won't Back Down" and "Solitary Man," Organ on ... MORE