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 | Time's a wastin (Joaquin & Reese) (211 )
"Times A Wastin" song clip from
the movie Walk the Line. June Carter and
her first husband, honky-tonk singer Carl
Smith, originally sang it. June and Carl
were married from 1952 until 1956 and had
a daughter, Carlene Carter. |
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 | June Carter Comedy with Husband Carl Smith (208)
June Carter comes out and does a little
bit of comedy with her sister, Anita, and
then-husband, Carl Smith. Then her family
joins her and they sing the song "I'm
Alright Now"; Chet Atkins plays
guitar. Note: At the time June and Carl
were separated, which may explain their
exchange at the end. |
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 | Johnny Cash & June Carter interview
1981, Pt.1 (208)
Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash (along
with Don Rickles) being interviewed by
Mike Douglas in March 1981. Johnny gives a
heartfelt introduction as his wife June
joins the interview. |
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 | Johnny Cash & June Carter, 1967, rare
footage (204)
This is from a show that aired on public
television in 1967 (before Johnny and June
were married and before he kicked his drug
habit). June and Johnny recite one of
June's silly poems and then June sings
"Foggy Mountaintop". |
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 | Johnny Cash at San Quentin - I Walk the
Line (202)
Johnny Cash singing his hit "I Walk
the Line" at San Quentin State Prison
in 1969. He wrote the song for his first
wife, Vivian Liberto. He intended it to be
a pledge of his fidelity. |
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 | Johnny Cash - Hurt (201)
The Johnny Cash Hurt music video was
filmed at the Cash home on Old Hickory
Lake in Hendersonville, Tennessee. The
song is a cover of the original by Trent
Reznor and his band Nine Inch Nails. |
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 | Roseanne Cash - I was Watching You (196)
Roseanne Cash wrote this song in memory of
her father Johnny Cash and her mother
Vivian. This is a part of Johnny Cash's
life that many people tend to overlook.
Even though that marriage ended in
divorce, it was the beginning of life for
his 4 daughters, Roseanne, Kathy, Cindy,
& Tara. |
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 | Johnny Cash - Get Rhythm (186)
This is at Tex Ritters Ranch Party TV
Show, I still don't know when, but
somewhere around 1955-1958.
Sorry 'bout
that jump in middle of the solo, don't
know what happened then, but look at
Luther, he is very weird :D |
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 | June Carter Comedy Skit - NBC, 1952 (179)
The Carter Family: June, Mother Maybelle
(guitar), Anita (bass), and Helen
(accordion) give us a rare treat on NBC's
"Kate Smith Evening Hour" in
1952. |
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 | Joaquin Phoenix - Folsom Prison Blues (177)
This is (in my opinion) the best scene of
the movie "Walk The Line". It is Johnny
Cash's (Joaquin Phoenix) first audition
for producer Sam Philips, which was also
his first big step towards super stardom. |
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 | Walk the Line - Cocaine Blues (162)
Walk the Line movie scene from Folsom
Prison. Joaquin Phoenix sings
"Cocaine Blues". The scene was
shot on a set in downtown Memphis, not at
the real California prison. |
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 | Johnny Cash Impersonates Elvis Presley (157)
Johnny Cash impersonates Elvis Presley in
this humorous clip from the show
"Town Hall Party". Johnny and
Elvis started out as rivals on the same
label, but quickly became friends while
touring together. |
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