Mahalia Jackson's performance of "How I Got Over" from the March on Washington, 50 years ago today.
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Johnny Cash in the 1950's
For your viewing pleasure, someone has created this compilation of Johnny Cash's 1950's TV appearances.
1955 - Johnny Cash (Backstage in Oklahoma City)
1956 - So Doggone Lonesome (Grand Ole Opry)
1957 - Get Rhythm (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - Give My Love To Rose (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - Home of the Blues (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - I Walk the Line (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - So Doggone Lonesome (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - Next in Line (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - Train of Love (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1958 - Stay All Night & Next In Line (Country Style USA)
1958 - Give My Love to Rose (Country Style USA)
1958 - Home of the Blues & Stay All Night (Country Style USA)
1958 - Ballad of a Teenage Queen (American Bandstand)
1959 - All Over Again (March of Dimes)
1959 - Camptown Races (Bell Telephone Hour)
1959 - Don't Take Your Guns to Town (Ed Sullivan Show)
1955 - Johnny Cash (Backstage in Oklahoma City)
1956 - So Doggone Lonesome (Grand Ole Opry)
1957 - Get Rhythm (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - Give My Love To Rose (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - Home of the Blues (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - I Walk the Line (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - So Doggone Lonesome (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - Next in Line (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1957 - Train of Love (Tex Riter's Ranch Party)
1958 - Stay All Night & Next In Line (Country Style USA)
1958 - Give My Love to Rose (Country Style USA)
1958 - Home of the Blues & Stay All Night (Country Style USA)
1958 - Ballad of a Teenage Queen (American Bandstand)
1959 - All Over Again (March of Dimes)
1959 - Camptown Races (Bell Telephone Hour)
1959 - Don't Take Your Guns to Town (Ed Sullivan Show)
Sunday, August 25, 2013
I'll Fly Away
Johnny Cash performs "I'll Fly Away" with a little help from June Carter, Mother Maybelle and the Carter Sisters, Carl Perkins and the Statler Brothers.
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