lesley robertson

I see from the australian genealogy group that Johhny Cash has died.. He had
a LOVELY voice...
Lesley Robertson

kevin mcm

Yes, just been listening to some online clips. Its was the first sort of
music I remember. My dad was in to C&W music. Cant rember all the stuff that
was played but remember Cash followed by Elvis, Jim Reeves & Patsy Cline as
second favourites ( another great singer, died far too young ). Then Tom
Jones appeared on the scene and my mother never let us near the radiogram
again!

Kevin.

ian johnston

: I see from the australian genealogy group that Johhny Cash has died..

Don't worry - they'll be playing him, highly distorted, up closes in
the Baroows for years to come.

Ian

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t n nurse

Haven't they always done that, anyway?

macrobert

No! I haven't heard it on the news yet.
<sorrow>

Stephen

helen_ramsay

Too bad! I didn't think he'd last long after June died. His health has
been precarious for some time now.

John Ritter dropping dead at 54 was a real shocker as they said he had
no history of heart problems.

Cheers, Helen

never anonymous bud

Separating himself from Baghdad Bob, "Lesley Robertson"
<l.a.robertson@tnw.tudelft.nl> whined:


Not recently. In his prime, not many could compete with him,
but age and illness had sure slowed him down.

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greyrover

You should have heard his brother Tommy sing - _he_ had a marvelous
voice. I heard him live at a concert once back in the '60's.

Greyrover

P.S. Yes, we will miss Johnny Cash.

kilpatrick

My parents were big fans of his. I remember hearing "I Walk The Line"
as a kid and trying to sing along with the really low verses. I'm in
my 30s now and still can't. Then again, tenors tend to make a little
more money so I guess it's a good trade-off.

SK

adam whyte-settlar

Pity he was utterly devoid of talent isn't it?
Country AND western - dear oh dear.
A W-S