Johnny Cash & Jimmie Rodgers - Danny Boy. + Informações

From the February 18, 1970 episode of "The Johnny Cash Show." A very nice duet with Jimmie Rodgers on the traditional Irish ballad "Danny Boy.". + Informações

Merle Actually gets Johnny to Yodel! lol. The 2 Have fun in this song changing a few words here & there.. + Informações

Girls Guns and Glory at The Basement (Nashville, TN) Blue Yodel + Folsom Prison. + Informações

Merle Haggard's first appearance, from the August 2, 1969 episode of "The Johnny Cash Show." Hag plays "The Fugitive/The Highway Is My Home" and brilliantly covers Jimmie Rodgers' "No Hard Times," then joins Cash for some palaver and a duet on "Sing Me Back Home.". + Informações

From the October 28, 1970 episode of Cash's TV variety show, Armstrong sings "Crystal Chandeliers" and "Ramblin' Rose" with the band then duets with Cash on the Jimmy Rodgers classic "Blue Yodel #9." There are other, partial versions of this performance online, but this is the only complete one I've found. It's so cool to see Armstrong killing on the stage at the Grand Ole Opry, when a decade earlier they wouldn't have let him in the servant's entrance.. + Informações

Louis Armstrong reprises the recording that he made with Jimmy Rogers on the Johnny Cash Show. + Informações

Johnny Cash Show - 1x07 [Ep 07] - [July 20 '69] Other Guests were: Marty Robbins, Charlie Manna, Lynn Kellogg, Dale Robertson.. + Informações

Another special outtake. "T" for Texas (composed by Jimmy Rodgers) was recorded in 1994 for the album American Recordings 1, but this acoustic version was never released.. + Informações

Un clásico de Jimmie Rodgers, en dos brillantes interpretaciones: aquí podemos degustar "Waiting for a train", primeramente por Johnny Cash, en la versión incluida en Destination Victoria Station de 1975; Luego, oimos a Jerry lee Lewis, con el tema que inclutó en Killer Country.- Más allá de que las dos versiones son exquisitas, me ha llamado la atención que la versión de Cash no incluye el estribillo típico del yodel, que sí lo incluye Jerry.- Sumate a nuestro foro para conocer la mejor música! ar.groups.yahoo.com. + Informações

Una de las canciones de Jimmie Rodgers que más me agradan, es sin dudas Waiting for a train. El tren, era el escenario natural de Jimmie Rodgers, tanto que fue empleado ferrocarrilero antes de cantar. De este tema, he procurado y hallado dos magníficas versiones: la de Jerry Lee Lewis, correspondiente a los años Sun, y la de Johnny Cash, incluida en Destination Victoria Station de 1975. Sumate a nuestro foro para disfrutar la mejor música! ar.groups.yahoo.com. + Informações

This is a dream come true! The Timmy Rough Band had the great honor to perform live with the legendary Molly Hatchet. We wanna thank the band for this honor! We had so much fun with these guys and it's such a good feeling calling them friends. We love you guys! More news, facts and Tour Dates on www.timmyrough.de. + Informações

hoping to get some recording stuff soon, so i can make better videos. Hope you like it :). + Informações

T for texas blue yodel # 1 Jimmie Rodgers cover/John Kitner-Johnny alone with his guitar. + Informações

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Sloop John B by Johnny Cash, also known as "I Want To Go Home". 1959 Although "J. Cash" gets the songwriting credit for "I Want to Go Home," in fact it's his version of the homesick sailor folk tale more commonly known as "Sloop John B," recorded elsewhere by the Weavers, the Kingston Trio, the Beach Boys, and others. Sloop John B - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "Sloop John B" is the seventh track on The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds album and was also a single which was released in 1966 on Capitol Records. It was originally a traditional West Indies folk song, possibly recorded earliest by The Weavers under the title "Wreck of the John B", the song taken from a collection by Carl Sandburg (1927). Alan Lomax made a field recording of the song in Nassau, 1935, under the title "Histe Up the John B. Sail". This recording appears on the album Bahamas 1935: Chanteys And Anthems From Andros And Cat Island.[1] The song was adapted by Weavers member Lee Hays. The recording of the song which directly influenced The Beach Boys was by The Kingston Trio. The John B. was an old sponger boat whose crew were in the habit of getting notoriously merry whenever they made port. It was wrecked and sunk at Governor's Harbour in Eleuthera, the Bahamas, in about 1900.[citation needed] The song has been recorded by many artists, including The Calypso Bandits, Joseph Spence, Tom Fogerty, Roger Whittaker, Johnny Cash, Jimmie Rodgers, Jerry Jeff Walker, Dick Dale, Catch 22, Me First and the Gimme .... + Informações

gambling bar room blues Jimmie Rodgers cover/John Kitner-Johnny alone with his guitar. + Informações

Yeehaw! "One Rose" was recorded by Jimmie Rodgers in 1931 and has been covered by many artists since, including of Laura's heroes, Johnny Cash. Erik isn't even a big country fan but still got really into it. We hope you will, too.. + Informações

PowerPoint I made for music appreciation class that I turned into a vid. + Informações

Want Real Johnny Cash Videos and more? Visit scalos.webs.com for the largest collection in one place with out searching threw the garbage. Apologies to anyone who subscribed to me hoping for Johnny Cash videos but I will not be putting anymore up right now. This is me doing a Jimmie Rodgers song Ben Dewberry's Final Run as close to the way he did it I can.It was also covered by Johnny Cash. Sorry for the singing and the camera. My regular camcorder is out of order so I used the webcam.. + Informações

queen elvis (france 2009) covering i'm free from the chain gang now (jimmie rodgers 1933...ernest tubb 1950...johnny cash 2006...written by lou herscher and saul klein...recorded and mixed by lucas trouble at the kaiser studio for nova express records...). + Informações

Rare footage of Jimmie Rogers singing Wating for a Train. Essential stuff. + Informações

Outtake from the "Essential" sessions, 2001. Roy Hubbs is Andy Strom, Erik Soley, Sean Gilchrist, and Clay Williams. Photo's of "The Father of Country Music," Jimmie Rodgers.. + Informações

May 1933, Rodgers, suffering from Tuberculosis, traveled to New York City for a group of sessions beginning May 17, 1933. He started these sessions recording alone and completed four songs on the first day. When he returned to the studio after a day's rest, he had to record sitting down and soon retreated to his hotel in hopes of regaining enough energy to finish the songs he had been rehearsing. The recording engineer hired two session musicians to help Rodgers when he came back to the studio a few days later. Together they recorded a few songs, including "Mississippi Delta Blues". For his last song of the session, however, Jimmie chose to perform alone, and as a matching bookend to his career, recorded "Years Ago" by himself. Jimmie Rodgers died two days later on May 26, 1933 from a lung hemorrhage. He was 35 years old.. + Informações

jimmie rodgers story THE BIRTH OF COUNTRY MUSIC. When you think of Nashhville or hear a country song. Remember Jimmie Rodhgers was the man that started it all Norm Pringle composer Pringle Music BMI. + Informações