From his “Ride This Train” segment of the August 1969 episode of the Johnny Cash show, the theme is war and the men who had to fight it.

Johnny Cash sings some songs related to the theme of war and battle including “The Big Battle, “Remember The Alamo” and “Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream”.

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Don’t miss this interesting 1988 interview Johnny Cash did with Jane Pauley on the Today Show in 1988.

Johnny and Jane first talk about Johnny being The Man In Black and if he wears black all the time or not. They also talk about the numerous hits that Johnny has had on the pop charts along with a variety of other topics.

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Here’s your chance to see Johnny Cash’s starring role in the gritty 1961 crime film “Five Minutes to Live”

Johnny Cash played a bank robber and Vic Tayback (best known as Mel from Alice) played his partner in crime. Despite being considered as a low budget film, this movie is still very enjoyable and Johnny Cash gives a great performance.

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In this radio recording from 1955, a young Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two perform a number of songs on KWEM radio.

Johnny is joined by Luther Perkins and Marshall Grant, called the Tennessee Two. The songs that they performed on the show include “Wide Open Road”, “Belshazzar”, “One More Ride” and “Luther’s Boogie”.

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In this clip, Johnny Cash Delivers the patriotic speech that was originally written by Otto Whittaker in 1955 titled “I Am The Nation”.

I was born on July 4, 1776, and the Declaration of Independence is my birth certificate. The bloodlines of the world run in my veins, because I offered freedom to the oppressed. I am many things and many people. I am the nation.

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In a clip from 1994, Carlene Carter (daughter of June) does an interview with Johnny Cash.

A lot of things were discussed, including Johnny’s early start in country music. During the interview, Johnny performs “Picture on the Wall,” the first song that he heard from the Carter Family on the radio.

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In an excerpt from the documentary “The Appalachians”, Johnny Cash along with his daughter Roseanne Cash is the focus of the interview.

After some words, they perform a duet of “Forty Shades of Green”. This clip from the documentary is notable as this is one of the last interviews that Johnny Cash had before he passed away.

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This video features The Highwaymen receiving the “Favorite Country Video Group” AMA Award in 1986.

This group composed of legendary music singers is given this prestigious award and what’s great about this is that after the announcement, Johnny Cash gives a nice, lighthearted thank you at the end of the clip.

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In this 1971 episode of the show This Is Your Life, Johnny Cash and his illustrious career are featured.

Along with some performances of his amazing songs, Johnny Cash also interacts with his wife June Carter Cash, Billy Graham as well as host Ralph Edwards in conversations and interviews.

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In this classic piece of American TV, Johnny Cash plays outlaw Sam Quentin looking to kill the new sheriff in town, played by a nervous Bob Newhart:

This comedy sketch is from a 1970 episode of The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour.

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