Lumberjack - Johnny Cash video free download

Joseph Arenas

Disc golf music

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Hi, this was in 1959 and from the tv show 'Playback'. He also did 'Streets Of Laredo' but that was a very short part, just a verse.

jambalaya47

Do you know from which CBS TV show and what year this comes from? In that same show, Johnny Cash was interviewed by Goddard Lieberson, president of CBS records. He also sang a big of 'The Streets of Laredo'.

actionbob5001

I worked at Lindies for a summer when i was in high school. 96 ish? Maybe earlier. Im sure you know that is was a popular stop on the way to Portland. I was born at Douglas community hospital, also torn down now. The version of the song I heard first mentions Eugene, not roseburg.

larry varner

they dont use whistle punks any more thats a guy that used to sit on a stump and blow the signals in to the yarder so the operator knew what to do like morris code

larry varner

in order for the men settin chokers to communicate to the yarder they have whats called talkie tutors like u push 1 beep that means stop 2 means go ahead on the riggin 3 and 4 have several differnt meanings look up yarder logging on here an dsee for your self

larry varner

i was a timber faller in eugene oregon this song was played all the time!

Reddevil20

"boy ask the whistle punk i dont know"

Reddevil20

whistle punk

optimoprime

Cash says it right, eugene rocks!

Peter Warburton

@JCInfocenter It's a great song there is a good logging slide show version that someone made posted here on you tube as well.

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@09georgiapeach Hi, still looking for tat portion? It's available on the Ride This Train boxset. I could upload if you ilke.

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@elvisine Haha, ja je hebt gelijk. Duurt even voordat ie ontdekt wordt :)

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@elvisine Yeah, cool song! Well it was seen more times, but had to reupload it again due to suspension of the other account.

ILOveOldies

so cute :)

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