Johnny Cash, A testimony of temptation

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From Driscoll's church.

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Anonymous said…
JPU, thanks for posting this video. I've always liked Johhny Cash. I remember as a kid watching his show withmy parents.
I was deeply saddened when June and John died. A connection to the past was snapped. A connection to the birth of Rock and country gone.
But he was so sick and miserable without June it was a blessing he died. I'm glad he went out on top. The music he did with Rubin was powerful and overwhelming.
I never bought his music until after his death. "Unearthed" CD collection, "Folsom Prison", "Ultimate Gospel", and "The Legend" CD collection, are now about the only music I listen to now.
Again, thanks for posting this.
In Christ, Dan
December 21, 2007
John Umland said…
Dan
It's wonderful having a regular, friendly commenter who is a total stranger. It was the recent movie that really turned me on to JC. We have a few CD's now and the kids know several of his songs.
God is good
jpu
December 21, 2007
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