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The Johnny Cash Show - Season 1 - Episode 11 - Lulu, Fannie Flagg, John Hartford, Norman Blake, Chet Atkins

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Watch Series: The Johnny Cash Show Released in (1969) - Season 1 - Episode 11 ,airing date 1969-08-23 produced by USA, The TV Series categorized in Talk Show, Family, and content rating N/A with duration 60 min broadcasted as these networks ABC, ABC (US), Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Allan Angus, Bill Carruthers, Mark Goode. The episode opens with Johnny Cash singing 'Three Feet High and Rising'; Then Lulu sings 'Morning Dew' and duets with Cash on 'Games People Play'; Fannie Flagg sings 'You've Changed'; The 'Ride This Train' segment features Cash singing 'San Quentin' and 'Give My Love To Rose.' John Hartford sings 'Tear-Stained Monologue' then jams on bluegrass medley with Cash and Norman Blake. Chet Atkins follows with a brilliant instrumental, then Cash recites a poem he's written to Atkins' accompaniment. The closing series of songs finds Cash essaying 'Wanted Man' then turning center stage over to the Statler Brothers who sing their hit 'Less of Me,' then Cash and the ensemble sing 'Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms.' The episode closes with Cash singing 'I Saw A Man.'

Genre: Talk Show, Family

Actor: Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Carl Perkins, The Statler Brothers, The Tennessee Three, The Carter Family, Merle Haggard, Mother Maybelle Carter, Tommy Cash, Marty Robbins