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No doubt, Johnny Cash, The Ring of Fire, was an incredible book about an incredible man. ... of a Johnny Cash mix, and needless to say, I have loved his music ever since. Johnny forever changed my life about what I look for in music. ... The Ring of Fire captures Johnnys incredible life in a relatively short amount of space (300 pages), and explains to readers, the impact which his music and his philosophys have had on the world.
The Ring of Fire starts off with about fifty pages about Johnnys childhood growing up in Dyess, Arkansas. ... Cash spent a great amount of time in the studio recording for originally Sun Records, and later on, Columbia records, and this book captures much of his studio time and personal work which led to the production of his great music. ... The Ring of Fire also includes such events as the seven different times John was arrested, and his near death as he decided he wanted to go on no further. The book concludes with the decision of Johnny going to record for American Recordings, and the final years of his life which were spent battling disease, and poor health. Johnnys musical career is my biggest focus and it is something that is extraordinary for one man to do alone.
Johnny began life as a simple southern country boy, growing up on a farm in Arkansas during the early thirtys, in the great depression. ... Johnny began singing gospel songs and hyms with his mother at around the age of two. ... His parents and his older brothers and sisters all sang in the church choir, and it wasnt long before Johnny began singing in the choir with them. ... Young John Cash decided at a very early age that he wanted to be a singer when he grew up. Johnny developed a profound love for gospel music which was his first and easily his strongest musical influence. Around the time that Johnny turned twelve years old, his voice adjusted, and many people at church began listening to John in a new way; they decided he would be a great singer oneday. Johnny Cash spent the rest of his childhood growing up working on his farm, fishing, and singing on his spare time.
Approximate Word count = 1842
Approximate Pages = 7.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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