Johnny Cash - Live At Manhattan Center Full Concert (1994)

Johnny was not just a country artist, in my mind he transcends country music. A true ICON!

There will never be another Johnny Cash- he was larger than life and he was like none other; a national treasure.

More than a singer, more than a song writer, more than an American icon, more than a man who lived and died , a legend created by GOD for us to love who loved people and gave us love.

Voice is better than ever at around 62 I believe.he passed in September, 2003,only 9 years after this from diabetes complications in Tennessee shortly after his wife June Carter passed...what a talent.

Look how young the audience was. These people knew what it meant to see a legend perform.

His last decade with Rick Rubin was phenomenal !

❤️ My. Mother saw him in the 70ies in Frankfurt. I collect all her old Lps, now I am a 40 years old punkrocker, I love him so much. Johnny will never die.

I always loved Johnny's guitar picking. There will never be another man in black who cares for his Country and the underdog. I think alot of it was how his Dad treated him. He knew what it was like to be poor, and to be the underdog. R.i.p Johnny Cash.

45 minute's of pure Cash both dark and light... wonderful. At his fullest wonderful over the moon, old country guy

Found this recording after watching the documentary 'Johnny Cash in Britain', and in a clip from the Glastonbury Festival they had included the whole of Folsom Prison Blues, the opening act. This was some three weeks before the Manhattan Center gig, and as far as I know he hadn't performed for bigger audiences as only himself for many years. Somehow this performance was a restoring of his career, even though he had great success together with the Highway Men between 1985 and 1995, but the Cash style of country music generally wasn't what hit the top of the charge in that period. So the festival management did ask themselves if they took a big chance by booking him, but the reception he got overwhelmed everyone, with the young audience obviously knowing the songs, and clearly giving a spark to the 62 year old Johnny Cash, a spark that also is shining in this film. It's showing the world what a timeless legend he is.

I grew up on Johnny Cash.....my grandmother had every single one of his records, then every single one of his 8 tracks, then every single one of his tapes, then she started collecting his CD's. This brings back so many memories of hanging out at Grandma's house on the weekends helping with groceries, mowing her lawn and putting on the storm windows in the fall.

I love for his concerts, especially later years, that the audience applauds when he arrives to the stage, but when he says "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" the whole auditorium explodes

This has to be one of the best concerts of ALL time. I am a life long Cash fan since the first time I heard Ring of Fire on my grandparent's AM radio in their Scotty Tag A Long camper, when I used to spend summers with them. I wanted so bad to see this show as a native New Yorker, but I was in Philadelphia in art school at the time. I remember wanting to jump on the train to see this, but it will forever be a regret that I had not. But at least there is this wonderful video to allow me to see what I missed. Johnny Cash is just one of the best performers ever. He is the dark "Chairman of the Board".

loved him then, love him now and forever...what a marvelous authentic talent!!

Came for a peek and enjoyed it till the end. Wonderful performance and production. Long Live Johnny Cash.

Brings tears to my eyes. I long for those days again... real God-fearing men and Johnny was one of the best!!

I was raised on johnny cash and I must admit he is my favorite single entertainer of all time. I'm 52 and I still get goosebumps when he rips into one of his favorites . min e is big river. no-one will ever come close.

1:16 Folsom Prison Blues 4:22 Sunday Morning Coming Down 8:30 Ring Of Fire 12:19 I Walk The Line 15:01 Delia 17:53 The Beast In Me 21:02 Drive on 23:25 The Man Who Couldn‘t Cry 28:10 Thirteen 31:30 Tennessee Stud 34:30 Big River 37:03 Ghost Riders In The Sky 39:56 Orange Blossom Special 43:58 Let The Train Blow The Whistle

i truly loved johnny and his music, he had a hard childhood but went on to being a true country icon, god bless him and may he rest in peace

His music makes me happy and emotional...no in between