Wild Open Country
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Rolling Stone Country also posted the same video last year and with a more in-depth review of Glen and Johnny's performance on the Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour:
See: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/video ... s-20150422" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;One of the show's most electrifying moments was Campbell's duet with Cash on the Man in Black's enormously popular "Folsom Prison Blues." Strumming acoustic guitars and harmonizing beautifully on the classic railroad-prison tune, the two superstars are flanked by a casual-looking crowd, giving the whole thing a very laid-back vibe. But Campbell's lightning-quick guitar and Cash's cry of "soo-ey" inject their performance with spine-tingling energy. Campbell, who routinely reacted with high-pitched exclamations (as he does at the end of the above clip), even manages to also hit the song's low note at the end of the line, "and that's what tortures me."
for a new topic....I will set it up soon....don't let me forget.
but really, it's the songwriter, Clive Gregson, who deserves kudos for allowing us to share the lyrics here with his kind permission, and I will touch base with him again to share our posts and gratitude and congratulations for the official video's win of a Remi. (I read up on those Remi Awards and they are a big deal across the entertainment industry!) 