Found this by accident. I'm 89, on borrowed time. Thank you Johnny Cash for showing me the way. Love you...

I’m in my 70s now, and watching this reminds me how fast it goes. I’ve been disabled for a long time, and it takes so much humility to ask for help. Johnny has that humility. All of us would rather do… It’s very hard to accept or have to ask for help. But it gives us the opportunity to help someone else feel closer to God and be helpful. God bless anyone who reads this.

Sometimes people come into our life for a brief moment, but leave a huge impact in our life. In February 1983, I was flying to Ohio to bury my mother. With me were my young children and husband. My daughter was 6 years old at the time and really didn't understand why I was so sad. Our plane stopped in Newark NJ, as passengers were departing the plane, my daughter would say good bye to them. Most just smiled at her and kept moving a long. All except one kind gentleman, who stopped to speak with her, as I looked up, I realized it was the one and only Mr. Johnny Cash. Mr. Cash took a few moments of his time to speak with my daughter. I must say the kindness he showed to her filled my heart beyond words. I have never forgotten that moment. Such a beautiful, kind and loving human being ❤️

"Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" never ceases to immediately grab the attention of everyone in the room.

The man was weak, in pain, physically spent..and then he played and sang the legendary songs like he knew he must do one last time. 8 weeks later we lost him.THE MAN IN BLACK did it one last time.

"Hello, I'm Johnny Cash." Nobody else could have made such a humble introduction sound so memorable! God bless you Johnny, rest in peace!

I was just so lucky and fortunate to have attended this in person !!! An amazing unforgettable night. RIP Johnny.

I’m in tears. I grew up with the sound of Johnny Cash on my daddy’s radio. He love Johnny my dad passed in 2020.

It's not about the performance, it's about the dedication. I can't imagine how hard it must have been for him to do this, huge respect

Like an old lion. His roar is weaker, but still a lion. At this last performance, he generated: respect, love, sadness and admiration.

I am George Hicks, Bluff City Tennessee. I went to the Carter Family Fold museum. Johnny Cash's chair was there and is probably still is .There was a sign in the chair that said. "Do not sit in chair." A museum worker ask. " you look like you really like Johnny ? I said I do .He removed the sign and said Have a seat in Johnny's Chair. I did, it was huge. I could never be man enough to fill Johnny's chair. The museum worker explained that Johnny had that chair taken along with him everywhere he went. I will never forget. That's a BIG DEAL. "IT REALLY IS"

You can hear the pain in his voice. It was two months after June has passed. Can you imagine just singing like this knowing it's your last time, and the memories flood your mind as you sing. His songs were his life. It's crazy to know his beginning but to see his end. Life is always a cycle, but, when you see it, like you do here, it's always sad to see what's gone, even though time passes on and our bodies do not. Johnny Cash you'll always be great!

This brought tears to my eyes. My father, who loved this music, passed away 8 years ago. Now I am in my mid-50s. Life goes so quickly. One minute you are 18 and full of energy the next you are 80 barely able to stand. I sure miss this music and lifestyle. The world has changed. Thanks, Johnny for all the great memories and songs. RIP

The strain of age in his voice makes his songs hit even harder. What a legend

I met him and his wife down town Kingsport on board street. My mom and I had gone into Wallace’s news stand to get some popcorn I was about 7or 8 yrs old. And Wallace said “we got a star in here today!” He told us Johnny cash was down there at the end of the store looking at magazines. My mom and I walked up to him, and I said hello Mr. cash! He said hey there little lady! Which one of my songs is your favorite? I said all of them ! He told us June was in an antique store across the street. We walked over and said hello and I got both of their autographs! It was so exciting! He was a tall man with a studious presence! He had huge hands as I remember when he shook my tiny little hand. A deep bellowing voice I’ll never forget it. June was as sweet and country and so nice. It’s one of my fondest memories as a child at Wallace’s news stand.

I'm 51 years old and I don't care I love all the old timers and he's still great

THAT'S what life is: suffering, struggle, strength, weakness, tears, beauty and dignity…

Sad to see Johnny in this condition. But, when he said "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" all was well.

Johnny died at 71 years of age. He aged terribly and looks like a man of 90 years here. He was a great performer .

This may be Johnny's last performance but as a human with regard to life energy, this is Johnny's Best because he did this for June!!!

Thankfully the man didn't have to witness what this world is becoming.

"Hello, my name is Johnny Cash". Makes my heart melt every time. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

If there's one thing this concert can teach anyone. Its never doubt someone's ability to perform. Johnny couldn't walk, he was almost blind, he was clearly near the end of his life yet the moment he had a guitar in his hand, he played his songs perfectly. Rip Johnny

My wife of 51 years just passed away on Valentines night( 11:01) How I miss her so much.. But, I know this is an old taping.. but I do know that the love Johnny had for June and the love June had for him.. I have that kind of love for my bride.. Miss her so much… Because He Lives! Malcolm Hanger

“Hello I’m Johnny Cash” Goddamned goosebumps when the crowd roared.

I true legend. Almost 4 decades ago my husband and I entered a restaurant and they sat us in the next table where him and his wife were dining. It was heaven to see him up close. And no, I didn't ask for an autograph, took a picture, or in any way disturb them. They were at that restaurant, just a married couple enjoying a nice dinner together. Nobody disturbed them, and I was very happy about it because everyone deserves private peaceful time.

I saw him in concert when I was 11 years old in Montgomery, Al. I went with my mama, daddy, aunt and uncle. I’ll never forget it.

Johnny Cash showed up at Sun records in Memphis and asked to play and sing gospel songs. He was a truly loving person and we can't wait to see and hear him again in Heaven. That day is coming soon for all of us. God bless you.😊

Johnny was a true American treasure, and seeing this last performance was a real privilege.

Even as old as he was, as brittle as he became, he still knew how to give a guitar a good picking. Bless you Johnny, may you keep the heavens forever entertained.

Been my hero all my life ...gonna be 59 this June and Johnny Cash will always be my hero

Just found! Also by chance, I met and listened to this great man singing at a very small casual gathering, talking and enjoying a beer! What a special time 🙏🏻🤭. Nashville, TN in the early spring of 1967. Thank you, Johnny Cash, for all you have given and continue to give to the world. We can smile knowing you are resting in peace with your beloved June and others. A most gracious man and entertainer, never to be forgotten!🙏🏻❤️🌈💕🌺👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I’m in my 40’s and there will NEVER be anyone close to Mr. Johnny Cash and his style, voice, or masculine demeanor!! What a TRUE legend! I pray him and June r still making sweet music together from above🙏

His age was in his voice: wisdom, agony, joy. He ripped those frets until the end. A legend.

Absolute legend. I hope the new generations dont let the memory of Johnny cash die.

I cant Believe Hes been Gone for 21 Years Already !! The GOAT

Apparently the 596 dislikes have no idea when they’re listening to greatness! Not only a great song writer, Mr Cash was also a great human being especially in his latter years. His music is inspiring, heartfelt and deep! I really enjoy his last few songs he wrote and played! What a great Christian at least in his last few years!! A person can learn a lot from the good and bad Johnny Cash lived!!

There will never be another Johnny Cash! Such a God-given talent, even in his old age!

What a beast. I'm afraid our children will never know this level of music. Maybe I'm wrong. Hopefully I am. Dedication like this is rare these days

Kid doesn’t realize that he’s watching the last of a legend. Have Johnny on my Pandora. He being up their rejuvenated his soul. Doing what he loves best. Peace be with you Johnny as you’re reunited with your sweetie💜🙏🏼

No matter how old he was in this. His voice was still as strong. Loved his stories. R.I.P Cash

Exceptionally rare to see a man muster up and show so much courage. What an adamant soldier Mr. Cash was. He lived for music and the generations to come will be eternally thankful for that. We love you Johnny.

He and Miss June were neighbors in Hendersonville, Tn. They lived on Old Hickory Lake before their respective passings. Used to see them strolling in the grocery store with her pointing up high. where he would reach up and gather what she needed. Then they’d stroll off. We would never have considered bothering them. It was so incredibly sweet, though…..❤

I wish I was smart enough to have appreciated Mr. Cash when he was alive - I just recently discovered how much I like country western as I entered my 60's. Damn. The Highwaymen were amazing - what was I doing missing out on them - Thank GOD for people like you that have captured and shared the great live performances of Willie / Johnny / Waylon and Kris!

Johnny was devastated when his dear sweet wife June died, they say he died of a broken heart four months later. Rest in peace Johnny, you are loved by millions.

I can't watch this without crying. I grew up watching and listening to this man my entire life. Always loved his singing, songwriting, honesty and his total and complete love for June Carter. It hurts so bad that he's gone.

It is so heartbreaking to see the man in black so weak and helpless but he played those songs just like he did back in the day. We lost a great man the day we lost him. Johnny you are so greatly missed but we have your music to remember you and I'm sure it sounds so sweet up there behind them pearly gates of Heaven. Much love Johnny and thank you for sharing your wonderful voice and your music.

"Hello I'm Johnny Cash",, must be the most iconic opening of all time,,.. gives me goosebumps every time i hear it... R.I.P sir johnny cash, thank you for all the great music.

A true country legend! Life is not the same without Johnny. He made my life complete!

This is my 27th time watching this. Johnny is here. He's never gone. Rip and love you so much ❤

9:35 This Sunday Morning version is one of the best ever done! Unbelievable, how much emotion he puts into the song. The stripped-down instrumentation and Johnny's weakening voice fit the feeling of the song perfectly. What an absolute legend!

"I hear the train is coming...", a couple of months later Johnnys train was arrived. You was the greatest, never forgot.

When Johnny was so fragile, helped to the stage and appearing so weak, I stopped breathing until he was seated. THEN!!! He picked up his guitar, introduced himself with that comforting and strong "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash", He proved that even in his time of grave challenges, his hands still looked young and his fingers could still strum with the rest of them , and better! Until the "End", he delivered. The way he played here and sang, was nothing short of Miraculous. There IS NO END to Johnny Cash! His Legacy of great music, facing hardship, raw insight, wisdom and yes LOVE, will live on as he Rests in Peace along side of his Beloved June. His hand had trouble holding the water bottle but became strong when he played so well, his guitar. Even the "gravel" in his voice" was no deterrent to the joy of watching and listening to this Beautiful Man sing and play for the last time. Sigh!

My dad loved Johnny Cash and when I was a kid I remember him playing the 8 tracks in his truck. I remember him paying so we could watch him perform with the Highwaymen on TV. His favorite song was a Boy named Sue. When Johnny and June passed the world lost one of the greatest country music acts to ever grace this planet with music. May they rest in peace and Bless the Heavens as they had Blessed us here on Earth.

Every thursday night , Johnny Cash Show , many memories i am 68yrs GOD bless John and June snd the whole carter family , the Statlers Carl Perkins. ,and others , Thank You!

This Video brings me to Tears ! I grew up listening to Johnny Cash & listen to him to this Day ! He is Singing in Heaven now with his beloved June !! There will never be another Artist like him , he will be so missed by those of us who loved him thru the Years !🥰

From when he said “hello I’m Johnny cash” I folded. I cried. And in school. Rip Mr. Cash. I grew up listening to you and so will my kids when the time comes. The world will not forget you.

No one can EVER replace Johnny Cash - he will always be missed here on earth !!

So beautiful to hear Johnny Cash again, it’s been 20 years since he passed away, l still miss the music of the 70. RIP

R.I.P Johnny . Deine Musik und Deine wundervolle Stimme bleiben ewig in Erinnerung .

Even in ill health near the end of his life, Johnny Cash could still entertain with his music. A real legend of his time RIP

Seeing Johnny having to be helped up with some struggle was heartbreaking. However he still got up like a soldier. RIP John. You will always be remembered

wow....total respect for the artist, the man and his soul...I discovered not a long time ago Johnny Cash. His voice is just fantastic. He is with us forever....

Mr Cash, you are a ledgend and will always be remembered. Your Spirit is young forever

He was so in love with June. They must be holding each other in Heaven...and Jesus reunited these together. Well, I pray so. Such a dear tender love they had. Johnny wasn't in my generation but I truly love the love he had inside of him. He's finally home. 🙏🏼🇺🇸❤️

What an honor to view his last show. Thanks for all the memories Johnny !!

What a legendary man...I still play his music today. He influenced so many musicians.

The sheer courage of a man who knew that the end was near. A moving performance from an absolute legend. RIP Johnny Cash

Who ever yelled out we love you Johnny, thank you sir! You were speaking for all of us.

I am 81 years old, and we saw Johnny Cash live at the Knoxville Civic Center in the late 1960s. What a wonderful performance he gave! So very thankful he became a Christian and is with our Lord for eternity.

You could feel the sincerity of his singing, May he rest in peace and I hope he’s singing in heaven.

Johnny's comments about June prior to Ring of Fire nearly brought tears to my eyes. Such an honor to watch this legend perform for the last time. RIP Johnny and June!

You can feel how much he loved June and did till he died

His humility, still playing despite not being physically fit is outstanding. He still sounds amazing and his playing right on tune. Delighted to have came across this. Very special to watch his last and such an extremely emotional performance. I listened to his gospel music in particular after my gran passed. Thank you Johnny for the music 🎶

I'm so grateful to have grown up in a home that was fed continually the music of the great Johnny Cash and other country LEGENDS of his time. This was an EXCEPTIONALLY great MAN😊❤.

Some artists never die. Fifty years of music, how many can make that claim? I can't even remember when I first heard Johnny, I must have been ten or so. A whole lifetime of great music memories. Rest in peace, Johnny. I look forward to seeing you again when I get to Heaven. I will be certain to get a ticket to what will be my fourth concert of your great music.

The Man in Black is a national treasure. Sooo glad we had him for a time. Rest In Peace Johnny 😎

Man, if this doesn't bring a tear to your eyes you are Heartless, it had me when he spoke about his love for June, I had to pause the video as I couldn't get control of my emotions, now you and June are reunited in your immortal homes. God Bless you Johnny Cash and June Carter.

Most people think of me as a pretty strong man. I don't show pain or emotions at funerals or other public places especially if my Wiffy is around but after watching this at home alone I'm thinking that I may have gotten alittle red eyed. My entire family including myself has enjoyed this legend for over 50 years. As probably most music lovers around the world. He gave his fans everything he had plus some. To give this legendary performance in the condition he was in just tells the world just how much he loved his job. He'll never be forgotten. We still listen to ya Johnny and we all thank you for a lifetime of great music.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Love Johnny Cash. He was blessed with a long life. We'll greatly miss him.😢

His voice full of age but still sounds amazing he nailed it

I had the honor and privilege of interviewing him in 1986. All I can say is what a kind, sweet, compassionate human being he was. Truly a national treasure. His legacy will live on forever. Rest in peace Johnny. 🥲💔

He was my 1st concert when I was 13 , at Watermelon Park in Chantilly , va. & I walked up to the trailer he was sitting in front of , got his autograph & he had taken his shies off & I remember touching his foot as I was leaving, I was so thrilled, I'm mow 76 yrs old & have Lived him all of my life. What a Blessing it was to have a lifetime listening to him sing. What a Golden treasure God Rest his Soul ...He & June are together Forever 💞

Once a musician, always a musician, no matter how old you get! Bravo Johnny! Thanks for all your music. You've made life better for all of us!

Why so many thumbs down???!!! I love Johnny cash and listen to him all the time on classic country station.

I didn't get 3 minutes into the video and I bursted out in tears, this is so hard to watch

Grew up in a house full of Johnny cash music.. rip great man and thank you❤️

He is the best, guitarist of all times that, I have ever heard. His music and legacy will live forever.

It was one of the saddest days of my life when Johnny Cash left us. I grew up listening to all of his music with my dad. My dad too is now gone. Johnny was a beautiful person both inside & out. Is sadly missed. A unique legend he truly was.

I feel privilidged just watching this on youtube. so full of reality … eyeopening and sad and beautiful and humble and proud and confidant and tired and worn out and all the while, still a spark, a flame, a fire beneath it all… and am so glad that it was recorded, not to mention the clear soundboard recording. Rest in peace Johnny, we’ll miss you for sure.

Джонни уже не мог толком пальцы на грифе переставлять, хоть и очень старался, но он дал свой концерт, может даже не осознавая, что это последний. Жаль, что никогда эту легенду не увижу, как и миллионы ценителей его невероятной музыки. Пока Джонни в сердцах тех, кто ценит его великолепную музыку - он жив и будет жить, такая музыка никогда не умрёт

"Hello I'm Johnny Cash.." Simply clear and clean and badass!!!!

There have been so many legends in country music over the years..Waylon,Willie, George,Merle,Conway..the list goes on.But the man in black stands alone.I personally believe that Jonny Cash is the greatest country western singer, entertainer of all time.May you rest in total peace and tranquility legend😔🎶🇺🇲

There was only one Johnny Cash. No one could do any better. He was the best. RIP Johnny.

👏 The guy, behind Johnny, with shine in eyes, fell the same of ours 🤩❤

Bless his sweet heart. There will only ever be ONE Johnny Cash.

The epitome of courage, strength, and grit. Not to mention the heart he had to do this. Every young person should hear about the life of Johnny Cash and watch this video. God bless Johnny Cash, Rest In Peace.

A unique individual and entertainer. Never be another like Johnny Cash. Thank you Lord for allowing me to share the same space as Johnny Cash in this life and enjoying his music.

This man LIVED for sure! His music lives on...

It’s so hard to see a legend like Johnny Cash be old and fragile But man did he live life to the fullest and probably with no regrets RIP Johnny and June together again!!!!