Johnny Cash 1932-2003

[wcaudle]

Long live our memories also. This is what has made most of us appreciate our lives, being touched by some one or some thing that evokes positive, and some negative, flashbacks. Johhny Cash lived the life he wrote and sang about. His personal shortcomings cost him a family, and eventually his life. But his musical talent will be with us always. He had a knack for involving us in the music, and making us forget our own shortcomings for a while. God's peace to the man in black.

[wcaudle]

Long live our memories also. This is what has made most of us appreciate our lives, being touched by some one or some thing that evokes positive, and some negative, flashbacks. Johhny Cash lived the life he wrote and sang about. His personal shortcomings cost him a family, and eventually his life. But his musical talent will be with us always. He had a knack for involving us in the music, and making us forget our own shortcomings for a while. God's peace to the man in black.

[Train Guy 3]

We can never forget a legend .... whether it be train or musician.


Long live "The Man in Black" .

[Train Guy 3]

We can never forget a legend .... whether it be train or musician.


Long live "The Man in Black" .

[Anonymous]

He did a remake of U2's One.. that was one of the best remakes i ever heard.

[Anonymous]

He did a remake of U2's One.. that was one of the best remakes i ever heard.

[Anonymous]

Southern 4501 is at the Tennessee Valley Railroad in Chattanooga Tn.She hasn't ran in the last few years as she is just too much engine for their every day trains and they generaly use diesels for their excursions on the COG. Rest assured she is in good hands and in good condition.As for Johnny Cash if the music industry gave out medals of honor he would deserve one.Nuff said.Don http://www.tvrail.com/

[Anonymous]

Southern 4501 is at the Tennessee Valley Railroad in Chattanooga Tn.She hasn't ran in the last few years as she is just too much engine for their every day trains and they generaly use diesels for their excursions on the COG. Rest assured she is in good hands and in good condition.As for Johnny Cash if the music industry gave out medals of honor he would deserve one.Nuff said.Don http://www.tvrail.com/

[Wdlgln005]

http://www.wsmonline.com/

All you country music fans can have fun with this link! Home of the Opry & listen online wherever you are! Monday Nite with Eddie Stubbs 8pm-midnite tribute to the Man in Black. Roy Acuff & Wabash Cannonball. We will miss him!

[Wdlgln005]

http://www.wsmonline.com/

All you country music fans can have fun with this link! Home of the Opry & listen online wherever you are! Monday Nite with Eddie Stubbs 8pm-midnite tribute to the Man in Black. Roy Acuff & Wabash Cannonball. We will miss him!

[bigboy4024]

man i may bee 19 but i loved johnnys musick he will be missed good by man in black big boy

[bigboy4024]

man i may bee 19 but i loved johnnys musick he will be missed good by man in black big boy

[eolafan]

Johnny Cash and his talent for music composure will surely be missed by all of us, but in his death is a lesson for all. Certainly 71 years old is not all that old in these days of medical miracles and almost daily advances in technology, but we should all take note of what a really hard life of alchahol and drugs can do to you...regardless of how much money you may have, that stuff will kill you prematurely, not matter what!

[eolafan]

Johnny Cash and his talent for music composure will surely be missed by all of us, but in his death is a lesson for all. Certainly 71 years old is not all that old in these days of medical miracles and almost daily advances in technology, but we should all take note of what a really hard life of alchahol and drugs can do to you...regardless of how much money you may have, that stuff will kill you prematurely, not matter what!

[jchnhtfd]

Johnny Cash spoke for all of us... showed us what it is to be honest, and humble, and great, all at the same time. Truly an inspiration. He loved us, and loved America -- and loved trains, because they are a part of what makes us a great country. I'll miss him.

[jchnhtfd]

Johnny Cash spoke for all of us... showed us what it is to be honest, and humble, and great, all at the same time. Truly an inspiration. He loved us, and loved America -- and loved trains, because they are a part of what makes us a great country. I'll miss him.

[brilondon]

I will miss Johnny Cash and his music. It was sad that his wife June had just passed a few months ago. Knowing that she co-wrote many of his numerous hits I thought that he because of his failing health would have retired but he had kept going until his death. Hurt was very good and the train and setting I believe forshadowed his death. I had the tremendous opportunity to meet him in London and have notheing but the upmost respect for him and his music. Good Bye to " the man in black". We have lost a great railroader. God Bless you.[:(]

[brilondon]

I will miss Johnny Cash and his music. It was sad that his wife June had just passed a few months ago. Knowing that she co-wrote many of his numerous hits I thought that he because of his failing health would have retired but he had kept going until his death. Hurt was very good and the train and setting I believe forshadowed his death. I had the tremendous opportunity to meet him in London and have notheing but the upmost respect for him and his music. Good Bye to " the man in black". We have lost a great railroader. God Bless you.[:(]

[Anonymous]

I really don't want to dwell on his memory in trains, although I do love them. I would rather miss Cash for his music, not what train was in his music video. I loved his music.

[Anonymous]

I really don't want to dwell on his memory in trains, although I do love them. I would rather miss Cash for his music, not what train was in his music video. I loved his music.

[jsanchez]

I remember him doing commercials for Lionel when I was a Kid during the 70's, must have been around 75-77. I did get to see him in concert once, great entertainer he was.

James

[jsanchez]

I remember him doing commercials for Lionel when I was a Kid during the 70's, must have been around 75-77. I did get to see him in concert once, great entertainer he was.

James

[Modelcar]

.....Yes, Johnny Cash seemed to be one who loved to be around railroads. He sang his share of railroad songs for sure. As for the engine, 4501 I've not seen the video but it may be the former Southern 2-8-2 number 12 pictured in a beautiful painting in TRAINS, April, 2003, page 66-67. That engine [now green], visited our city some years ago and it sure was a pretty one. Johnny Cash will be missed by his fans and the music world.

[Modelcar]

.....Yes, Johnny Cash seemed to be one who loved to be around railroads. He sang his share of railroad songs for sure. As for the engine, 4501 I've not seen the video but it may be the former Southern 2-8-2 number 12 pictured in a beautiful painting in TRAINS, April, 2003, page 66-67. That engine [now green], visited our city some years ago and it sure was a pretty one. Johnny Cash will be missed by his fans and the music world.

[joseph2]

I miss him,always thought of him as a railfan.

[joseph2]

I miss him,always thought of him as a railfan.

[ironhorseman]

Today we mourn the loss of country music legend Johnny Cash. I won't go into long eulogy but he will be missed. I always enjoyed all of his songs, especially the railroad songs like Casey Jones, Orange Blossum Special, Ballad of Johnny Henry, Folsom Prison Blues, and many, many more.

My question for you forum readers:
Has anyone seen his latest music video 'Hurt'? What steam engine, #4501, is that he rides in? What vintage video is that from? I'm sure if you watch the news or CMT today you might catch a glimpse of it. I don't watch music videos hardly at all, but of all of them I feel that is one of the most powerful and moving versions music videos of all time.

Farewell Johnny Cash, "The Man In Black" 1932-2003

[ironhorseman]

Today we mourn the loss of country music legend Johnny Cash. I won't go into long eulogy but he will be missed. I always enjoyed all of his songs, especially the railroad songs like Casey Jones, Orange Blossum Special, Ballad of Johnny Henry, Folsom Prison Blues, and many, many more.

My question for you forum readers:
Has anyone seen his latest music video 'Hurt'? What steam engine, #4501, is that he rides in? What vintage video is that from? I'm sure if you watch the news or CMT today you might catch a glimpse of it. I don't watch music videos hardly at all, but of all of them I feel that is one of the most powerful and moving versions music videos of all time.

Farewell Johnny Cash, "The Man In Black" 1932-2003