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Johnny Cash Folsom Prison Part 3
Country – Legacy Podcasts
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Inmate Miller Deadman tells how much the men appreciated that “he had something to give and came here to give it to us. ‘Hey Johnny, thanks for coming’ — this is the feeling.” After many songs describing the prisoner’s life in a serious tone, Johnny’s wife June Carter joined him onstage, lightening the mood. Cash […]
Inmate Miller Deadman tells how much the men appreciated that “he had something to give and came here to give it to us. ‘Hey Johnny, thanks for coming’ — this is the feeling.” After many songs describing the prisoner’s life in a serious tone, Johnny’s wife June Carter joined him onstage, lightening the mood. Cash also performed “Greystone Chapel,” a song written by Folsom inmate Glen Sherley, for the men, further cementing his connection to them.
Songs included: Long Black Veil, I Got A Woman, Jackson, Greystone Chapel