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Covers #music

๐Ÿ•๏ธŽ - 2000-10-19

Most covers suck. Sometimes they don't, though.

How very profound.

Hearing "I Won't Back Down" sung by 60+ year old Johnny Cash gives a new perspective on the song (or the world, as it may be). Hearing Johnny Cash sing U2's "One" is also a quite thrilling experience, in it's own way.

In the liner notes, Cash writes:

I sat on the porch with Haggard and talked about the road. "I play Chattanooga tonight," he said. His bus waited just outside my gate while we recorded "I'm Leavin' Now." "Tell them I said hello." I'm glad I didn't have to go. "You'll be back out there," he said, with a slight grin. "We'll see," I said.

And later, doing the obligatory thank yous:

Thanks to Rick Rubin for continuing to believe in me. I don't sound as good to me as he says I do, but I thank him anyway."

Johnny Cash - American III: Solitary Man.

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