I really liked the interactions between songs. I saw Willy in April 07, and her was great. I bought this CD right after seeing Willy. Highly recommended cd.
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Legends United
Review created: 08/08/03
by: mico_adam -- a member of Epinions
Pros: Too many too list in 15 words!
Cons: Included in review
The pairing of Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash showcases two living legends miraculously still performing up to legendary standards after a lifetime of creation. At this point, storytelling and performing features each icon at their apex. Background: Mr. Ca$h The 'Man in Black' has been performing his three-barred rugged baritone croon since Elvis began swiveling his hips with the same record company (Sun Records). He has survived, although his style has not been significantly altered over the years (until the 1990's), but is a "one of a kind" living legend that has never sold out. His string...
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My father was in prison with you.
Review created: 07/15/03
by: hellfudge -- a member of Epinions
Pros: Two of the twentieth century's greatest collaborate for an intimate performance.
Cons: Should have been much longer.
In the 1980's, VH1 was MTV for your parents. While the young waited in the living room to see the next Guns N' Roses or Public Enemy video, their elders were in the den watching Michael Bolton and Enya. Vh1 was just MTV Lite, a watered-down version of the more popular network. The difference between VH1 and MTV became apparent in the 1990's, as VH1 adapted to fit the next generation of young adults, while MTV practically abandoned music altogether in favor of melodramatic reality shows (a full decade before the major networks jumped on that bandwagon) and a self-important attitude. Why MTV...
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Essential to any collection
Review created: 12/29/00
by: lilbooboo -- a member of Epinions
Pros: Great music, Legends of Music, Very Entertaining
Cons: It ends
Johnny and Willie sitting around talking about how their songs were written. What else do I need to say? Okay, okay. I'll tell you about some of the finer points. Let me first start out with how I became a Johnny Cash fan. The first time that I heard "Ring of Fire" was on MTV's Road Rules (a show that I despised but usually found myself watching for lack of anything better to do). I thought it was catchy and I thought I would try out one of his CD's. So I went to the store and picked up one of his greatest hits tapes (have you ever notice how Johnny has about 40 different greatest hits albums.