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Lecture 4: In this televised footage from May 8, 1980, Johnny Cash – the so-called “Man in Black” – performs his earliest hit, “Hey Porter,” originally recorded on September 1, 1954, on Sam Phillips's Sun label. The song put Cash on the map as a pioneering Rockabilly figure, and marked the beginning of a long and extremely productive career that often defied easy genre categorization. Was he singing country? Was it rock ‘n’ roll? Was it folk music? Something else? You decide. This 1980 version of the song, which appeared on network television in the United States, is very authentic and true to the original version that helped make Cash a star. NOTE: Cash introduces the song, and begins singing it about a minute into the video.
the great american bar scene has the obligatory johnny cash mention i see
Lecture 4: In this televised footage from May 8, 1980, Johnny Cash – the so-called “Man in Black” – performs his earliest hit, “Hey Porter,” originally recorded on September 1, 1954, on the Sun label. The song put Cash on the map as a pioneering Rockabilly figure, and marked the beginning of a long and extremely productive career that often defied easy genre placement. Was it country? Was it rock ‘n’ roll? Was it folk? You decide. This 1980 version of the song is very authentic and true to the original version that helped make Cash a star. NOTE: Cash introduces the song, and begins singing it about a minute into the video.
What I'm listening to right now
Hey Porter by Johnny Cash, on the album: Sun Records Greatest Hits
What I'm listening to right now
Hey Porter by Johnny Cash, on the album: Sun Records Greatest Hits