Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire (1968)

Johnny was one of a kind.

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An interesting fact about Johnny Cash is that he was one of the first artists to perform live concerts inside a prison. On January 1, 1958, he played at San Quentin State Prison in California, beginning a tradition of prison performances that would become a significant part of his legacy. His most famous prison concert, recorded at Folsom Prison in 1968, resulted in the iconic live album At Folsom Prison, which revitalized his career and cemented his image as an advocate for the downtrodden. Cash’s connection to prisoners stemmed from his own experiences with rebellion and redemption, resonating deeply with the inmates.

I remember being 4 years in NY during the winter sitting in the back of my dads Ford LTD with this song playing on his 8 track.

What a beautiful memory…

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He wrote this song after he had Taco Bell for the first time.

💜💜💜

Simply fantastic !

Today, those trumpet players would be deported. Too Mexican-sounding.

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