Johnny Cash - (Indian) Drums video free download

Alex F

They just need to change a couple words to this and they could have an anthem for the current historical controversy over Native residential schools here in Canada.

casey case

" In 500 years of fighting, not one Indian turned white." No wonder he is smiling.! Thank you Johnny!

Victoria Kelly

I love this song. Notice how Johnny is smiling, hardly see that on any other song...

karen saville

THANK YOU, JOHNNY,,,R.I.P. ,,,

Bo Anders Mikaelsson

This is a song from the album "Bitter Tears" a matter of fact is that it's the first LP I bought ever, I think it was in 1968 or something.

Brown Owlet

"In 500 years of fighting, not one Indian turned white." As long as we love the old ways, the land, and are loyal to our ancestry - none ever will. We learned to use their methods to fight for our rights and I am glad that so many of us are #IdleNoMore #Idlenomore It's in the blood. Join us!

Gregory B

BarzErKrauser EAT Sh#%, go back to your tailor park, trashy honky...

BarzErKrauser

no, they ONLY have to be become alcoholics

Gary Nutter

Like you I have no papers I dont need them for in my heart I am more native then the natives

Deeandria Butterfly

Yes Kate we are:-)...good post:-)

Deeandria Butterfly

Amen to that...

Deeandria Butterfly

Love it ..in what you say.That is sooooo correct ,our hearts and soul ..is all we nedd...f**k..everything else:-)..Take care.........

Irvin bennett

Pay attention to the words

kuriousoranj6876

@nofx1607 Exactly the same emotions are stirred in me too. I'm a white man of Russian heritage living in Northern England. Oppression is a universal language of despair.

nofx1607

when I was about 5 yrs old my dad loaned this album from the library and taped it. I would cry my heart out listening to it, even though I have nothing to do with indians. It still gives me chills to listen to. I shall always remember my father by this song. Thank you for posting

suzukiSJ88

@TheDancingScimitar i know what u mean i dont have much indian blood in me but still i find songs like this stirring my gerat great grandmother was full blood cherokee i dont know how much you have it dosent matter in my opinion a little indian blood is better than none but if you or any one has any imput to why i feel connected to ancestors who i never knew and who wouldnt even call me their own (and it would be true im like one 32 cherokee) write me any one is welcome to comment

lyndon bateman

I am indian. My family's land (a reserve) once was FULL of gold. Then the white man took it. Also there was a mountain my family had that had tons of copper in it. The white man was going to steal it but gladly they didn't. But my family has suffered alot. :( From bernzie717 cousin

george Broeffle

A song like this makes me ask again- I have blood of both running in my veins. Yet I cry tears when I hear native music, when I see native pain, when I see new birth in spring, when I hear drums, when I play flute, when I make my beads. I hate what people do to the lands, the sky, the water. I hate what man does to other man. What about me? Who am I Who do I belong to?

Paraguas Reloj

my apache blood fill me veins. my dad gave me that.. this makes my hairs raise up!!!! hell ya! im from AZ dammit ive heard this call..thx Mr cash. and i dont like that yellow water they serve in folsom either!!!!! we wear black for the same damn freaking reasons.!!!! hate us or love our types!

MrDavidX96

i don't know or care how much or little idian blood cash has, he still sang some of the best songs i've ever heard in ANY genre and i don't really dislike any genra except rap which could never be recorded again and THAT would be 2 soon

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