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JOHNNY  
CASH

Semester  Powerpoint
By:  Nicole  Casaday
Biography
Walking a Line in His Shoe  s
February 26, 1932 in Kingsland, 
Arkansas; the one and only 
Johnny Cash was  brought  into a 
loving family of  nine  created by 
Ray and  Carrie   Rivers  Cash.
Johnny and his family lived In 
Kingsland  until  he was at the 
age of three, where they then 
moved to Dyess, Arkansas; a 
Colony  in Northeast Arkansas. 
The Cash family farmed nearly 
20 acres filled of  cottonthere  
Ray, Kerry and all  seven  of 
their  children  worked side by 
side in the crops;  including  
little  Johnny.
Johnny as a Kid…
Cash spent his childhood in 
Guns &  Girls
Dyess Colony until he 
graduated high school in 1950, 
where he then fled off to 
D e t r o i t  in search of  work  only 
to  find   himself  in Pontiac, Michigan 
working  in the  automotive  
business. 
However , Cash soon after 
enlisted in the U.S. Air  Force  
and was  sent  off to  basic  training 
in Te x a s .  While  in Texas Cash 
accidentally stumbled  upon  love 
and met his  first   wife  Vivian 
Libertothan  was  almost  
immediately  shipped  off to 
Landsberg, Germany.
Cash started his first  band  in 
the  military  named The 
Landsberg Barbarians. Cash 
struggled  while desperately 
trying to break into the music 
business. When Cash 
auditioned as  solo  artist for 
Sam Phillips’ Sun Records, 
that  following   Spring  he was 
in the Sun Studios to  record  
with his new band; The 
Tennessee  Three. Originally 
consisting of Luther Perkins, 
Marshall  Grant  and Red 
Kernodle. A most  popular  
song  of Johnny’s was 
produced at this time by the 
name of “Hey  Porter ,” 
however, it had a  futile  
running.
“Cash’s time in the military may 
have been a short  four   years , but 
those years were crucial in the 
makings of who Cash  became .”
Vivian 
Vivian Liberto Becomes…
Cash
Vivian Liberto 
became Vivian Cash in 
1954 upon his arrival 
home. They soon after 
settled into a little 
placed they called 
home in  Memphis .
Johnny Get’s Hitched… 
Cash’s next release for Sun Records had a significant 
increase  with “Cry,Cry,Cry”cracking the Billboard’s Top 20 
and peaking at No. 14. Than  along  came what we all  know  
Cash by  today“I  walk  the Line” topping at the No.1 
position  for 43 weeks! This album  sold  of two million copies 
with  other  big hits including “So Doggone Lonesome” and 
my favorite “Folsom  Prison   Blues .” Johnny’s dream lived 
on as the  fans  grew along with his  fame  and  fortune . In 1956 
he was invited to perform on the  Grand  Ole Opry. By 1957 
Cash had a handful of remarkable hits and the following 
years made the  decision  to switch to  Columbia  Records in 
search of more  artistic  freedom;  still  longing for  gospel  
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As his  tours  grew to 
an outstanding 300 
shows  a  year  his 
marriage  grew  cold  
and  divorce  
seemed inevitable. 
Cash began relying 
on narcotics to 
overlook his 
problems and to 
keep  up with his 
hectic  pace . By the 
mid-1960’s Cash 
had  grown  
uncontrollably 
addicted and his 
music  career
was in  serious  
jeopardy and had 
begun  to fail.
Unfortunately , as his fame and fortune grew, so did 
his ego and  pride . Cash’s life was spinning out of 
control  into a down tunnel and began collapsing 
before  his  eyes .”
“I want a Love like Johnny &  June ”  
During  Cash’s crash on life his long time  friend  and 
performing partner June  Carter   stuck  by his side and 
eventually with the help of her family they  managed  
to help him overcome his  addiction
Cash desperately fell for June and in 1968 they were 
married  and his career was  back  on track. He 
performed numerous  live  recordings at Folsom Prison 
and San  Quentin  and  later  was awarded with  Country  
Music  Association ’s Entertainer of the  Year  and  male  
Vocalist  awards  in 1969.
1969 continued to become the 
highlight of Cash’s life as he 
received a  network   television   spot  
for “T h e   J o h n n y   C a s h  
S h o w 
” which aired on ABC. The 
show featured live guests ranging 
from Bob  Dylan  to Louis  Armstrong
Cash used the show to break down 
musical  barriers and create  genres
He also used the show as a forum to 
discuss  and  raise  the country’s 
collective  consciousness  about 
social   issues  of the day.
The Johnny Cash Show EST. 1969
By the age of 48, Johnny Cash became the youngest  living  inductee 
into the Country
Music Hall of Fame. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame also bestowed 
their  honor  on him in 1995.Cash was became the first ever  known  to 
be not only recognized by idolized in  both  genres of music.  Even  
after all of Cash’s accomplishments he was far from stopping. In 
1985, Cash joined with friends  Willie  Nelson , Waylon Jennings and 
Kris  Kristofferson to form “The Highwaymen.”  The ‘ super -group’ 
released  three albums  between  1985 and 1995 scoring a No. 1 hit 
with the  single  “Highwayman” from their first album. In the 1990’s 
Cash began a struggle with health issues, but entered a professional 
renaissance  after signing with rap producer Rick  Rubin ’s
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Cash may be  gone , but he 
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through  his remarkable 
and irreplaceable music.
Unfortunately, some  good  must 
always  come  to an end and Johnny 
experienced a significant loss when 
his wife June Carter 
unexpectedly  passed   away  in 
May of 2003.
 Johnny too passed 
away at the age of 71, on 
September 12, 2003 at the Baptist 
hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. 
Cash lived on as a movie was 
recreated to reflect on his  early  
romance with Carter, titled Walk 
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 and was nominated for 
Best  PictureJohnny & June had 
seven children between  them

Carlene Carter, Rosanne Cash, 
Rosey Carter, Kathleen Cash,  Cindy  
Cash,  Tara  Cash and John Carter 
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On the  morning  of  January  13, Cash, 
June Carter Cash, his usual backing 
band The Tennessee Three; all gathered 
up and  traveled  to Folsom. Cash walked 
up on stage and  delivered  his iconic, 
“Hello, I’m Johnny Cash” and the  place  
went   wild . Cash later  claimed  “the 
inmates at Folsom Prison were 
the most enthusiastic  audience  
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June Carter wrote the song ‘Ring of  Fire ’ with the help of her friend  Merele  Kilgore 
to describe her  relationship  with Johnny Cash. She  felt  being around 
Ring of Fire
Cash was like being in a “ring of fire.” As previously stated 
Cash was involved in drugs and had a very volatile lifestyle and June saw him 
through to the end. June wrote this song before her and Cash were married, and 
continued her fire like life style with Cash for the next 35 years. Cash’s 
version became one of his  biggest  hits, and his marriage to June four years later 
helped save his life.
According to the  Rolling  Stone  magazine ’s Top 500  Songs , June Carter wrote this 
song while driving around aimlessly one  night , worried about 
Cash’s wildman ways – and  aware  that 
she couldn’t resist him. “There is no way to be in that 
kind of  hell , no way to extinguish a flame that  burns , burns, 
burns,” she wrote. 
“The Ring of Fire”  stands  today as one of Johnny’s most widely known hits with its 
catchy  tune  and  deep   bass . This song like many  others  of Cash’s resembles a very 
important   part  of his life, and it  makes  it even better that his  beloved  wife of 35 
years wrote for him, about him. 
“ Hurt ” was first written and recorded in 1994 by the “Nine 
Inch Nails” Trent Reznor, and in 2002 Cash put his own country twist 
on it and made the song his own in his album - “American IV: The 
Man  Comes  Around.” The accompanying music video, directed by 
Mark Romanek is nominated for seven MTV Vido Awards and wins for 
Best Cinematography. Cash claimed, “It is the best anti-drug 
song I had ever heard.” The song touched Cash as he  could   relate  
to each  individual  word sang. The song talks about hurting yourself, 
and that each  person  has the  choice  to make the pain stop, it’s 
whether or not you make the right decision. 
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Cash recorded his single 
“I Walk the Line” .
May 1, 1956 the 
song was released by 
Sun Records and 
produced by Sam 
Phillips. 
“I Walk the Line” got 
its number one 
Billboard hit for the 
group, and remained 
there for over 43 
weeks, and sold over 
2 million copies

wrote the song 
backstage one night in 
1956 in Gladewater, 
Texas. I was newly 
I Walk the Line.
married at the time, and 
I suppose I was laying 
out my  pledge  of 
devotion.”
JOHNNY CASH
Listening   Guide
Ring of Fire  Folsom Prison Blues - 2:25
 0:00   Rest  - 2:24
 0:00 Rest
 0:30 Johnny always  begins  with an  introduction  
 0:30 Johnny begins with an introduction and 
and then a  slowsteady  beat starts. Trumpets 
immediately a  quick , short guitar strum is 
blurt out a  Spanish  tune for three pitches, three 
played with small pauses between each  note
consecutive  times . Johnny’s deep, rasp  voice  
In the live version the crowd goes wild with 
begins to sing. With the high pitch back up 
joy. A steady clap begins from the crowd 
singers in the background. 
every 2nd  count  on the beat of the guitar.   
 1:00 Johnny begins  singing  on tune with slow, 
 1:00 Johnny begins singing at a steady tune. 
dramatic beats that carried over from the 
The peppy and  upbeat  guitar carries on 
beginning   segment . The beats are made by a 
continuously  throughout  the song with two 
bass guitar using only one  pick  ( string ). This 
counts.
beat carries on throughout the  entire  song.
 1:30 Right before each  chorus  the beat 
 1:30 Three trumpets chime in  again  right 
before and during the chorus. As the guitar in 
speeds to a quick  rhythm  then carries out 
the background keeps a steady quick upbeat 
with the  same  rhythm as the beginning. 
tune. 
Johnny gives out hoots and hollers out to the 
crowd.  
 2:00 The trumpets continue ever 10 
consecutive  seconds  with a very  loud  and  sharp  
 2:00  The  strings   repeat  the introduction in 
pitch.
quick a short  notes  with the solo guitar. 
 2:30 Johnny’s  words   fade , the last trumpet has 
 2:30 The song ends with the quick chorus 
its play and the beat comes to a  complete  stop 
rhythm in the background as Johnny’s voice 
after a quick duple time. 
fades. The crowd goes wild again as Johnny 
thanks them for  coming  out. 
Walk the Line  2:43
Hurt 4:03
 0:00 Rest
0:00 Rest
 0:30 A bass guitar begins with a steady quick 
0:30 Johnny begins with an introduction then a very slow 
and calming guitar joins in with 3-5 chords repeating four 
two note strum. Johnny begins with an 
times until Johnny begins singing at the 15 second interval 
introduction then a slow beat on the guitar 
keeping the same slow pace. His voice older and raspy and 
begins with 3-4 chords. It then fades into 2 
slower then most songs. 
chords and the singing begins. Along side the 
1:00 The guitar speeds of the beats per  section  before, 
guitar is a steady rattle shake creating an 
after and during each chorus. 

irresistible beat. 
1:30 The music becomes loud, aggressive, and  fast . Each 
of the  strums  making  a dramatic impulse on the song for 30 
 1:00 This lengthy  scale  from the string guitar 
consecutive seconds. Johnny’s voice is serious filled with 
remains as two  sets  of a duple  meter  begins. 
emotion and energy. 
After each verse Johnny’s gives a few second 
2:00 Two  light  strings  join  in and repeat seven times, 
quivering hum, before he begins his next verse. 
before returning to the beginning  harmony  of 3-5 chords 
repeating four times. 
 1:30 The bass guitar joins with the harmony to 
2:30 Quick set of 3 chords from the solo guitar, as the 3rd 
the once solo guitar and the  volume  is at is 
verse is  sung  slow and contently, with deep passion in each 
peak and the bass  takes  over the melody with 
word describing his pain and agony. 
major  percussion becoming louder and more 
3:00 Chorus speeds up to an aggressive harmony. Johnny’s 
voice escalates to pitch  higher  then the  instruments  in the 
prominent
background. His voice is clear, the words are each 
 2:00 The guitar carries the same background 
pronounced slowly with passion. 
tune throughout the entire song until two beats 
3:30 The melody is very  repetitive  with a two  chord  string 
of light and fast strings correlate in-between. 
from the guitar.
4:00 Johnny’s voice slows, the instruments stop then 
 2:30 
Johnny’s voice begins to fade the 
Johnny sings his few last words. 
bass guitar drags on. 
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http://www.songpond.com/blog/how-to-play-ring-of-fire-by-johnny-cash/
The  Boot  - Folsom Prison Blues (n.d.). Retrieved October 2011, from 
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Document Outline

  • Slide 1
  • Slide 2
  • Johnny as a Kid…
  • Guns & Girls
  • Slide 5
  • Johnny Get’s Hitched…
  • Mr. Cash Get’s Famous…
  • Slide 8
  • “I want a Love like Johnny & June”
  • The Johnny Cash Show EST. 1969
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Folsom Prison Blues
  • Song History
  • Ring of Fire
  • HURT
  • I Walk the Line.
  • JOHNNY CASH
  • Slide 19
  • Slide 20
  • Works Cited
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