The Reverend Mr. Black - Johnny Cash скачать видео бесплатно

Ingried Boeke

in welchem jahr war das

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Michel Meunier

So Great! as usual with Johnny CASH !

19pointer19

and by The Kingston Trio, wonderful

uglymoon78

He should have had the Statlers doing the chorus for him.

1918union

"You've got to woak that lonesome valley"? He forgot the punchline, "The Reverend Mr. Black was my old man". That's the way Billy Ed Wheeler wrote it. The Kingston Trio version is 10 times better. The chorus or bridge should be in 3 part harmony. The echo chorus Cash uses is too weak. Lacks depth.

Dale Evenhouse

I loved this song since I first heard it. According to one source it charted at number 8 in 1963 when done by the Kingston Trio. I always sang it in a way that I imagined Johnny Cash would do it. Today is the first time I've heard him do it and it is Great! The chorus is so true in that only you can decide to make a faith commitment to trust Christ as your forgiver and Lord. After that one may walk a difficult path alone in the sense that people may not be there for you, but Christ is there

Dale Evenhouse

Great song.

John Cosgrave

I thank you Youtube for allowing all of these great classic gospel songs to be posted.

TheOriginalMoc

reminds me of swan song

DeeAndDee

Never knew he covered this. Enjoyed it. Thanks for posting it.

Johnny Cash Infocenter

@DarthSeptic , jeeeezzz were I sleeping when I wrote the title down??? Of course it's The Reverend Mr. Black!! Gonna change it now!!

Johnny Cash Infocenter

@50sJohnny , thanks, he does a great job, as usual :) (well almost lol)

DarthSeptic

The Reverend Mr. Black from the Baron! Never saw him do it live before. It is a variation of You Got To Walk That Lonesome Valley. :)

ILOveOldies

thats an old carter family too ,johnny sings it great, nice upload :)

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