I Still Miss Someone: Friends and Family Remember Johnny Cash

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A great insight in to the Man In Black, by friends who knew him best. A wonderful book for any fan of Johnny Cash, Carter Family or Country Music in general. Johnny Cash crossed the barriers as an artist. John began his career in Memphis,TN at Sun Records along with Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, BB King and other Sun Pioneers. John was revered by all of the world as were his contemporaries, Roy Orbison, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee, and Elvis. These intimate stories of those who best knew Johnny Cash reveals a side that you would never find in the Press. Written by John's long time Road Manager and Confidante, Hugh Waddell. I would recommend this to anyone. I rate it at 5 Stars, with no hesitation . Ken Hatley

I might be a bit biased in my review as my as my late Grandmother Todd wrote one of the chapters of the book. I purchased it to have a piece of my family history. The stories are great. The book provides insight to a kind and gentle person named Johnny Cash.

Intimate stories and photographs well chronicled by Hugh Waddell from behind the stage and on the stage, from living rooms to tour buses.

What a tribute this book is to the late Johnny Cash. This was a man greatly loved by so many.Many recollections of Johnny, his music, his family and his life. This book is a real treasure!

nice book

My husband liked it.

Greetings. May I congratulate you for finding your way to this book and to these few words.This title, I STILL MISS SOMEONE, if from one of my favorite Cash-penned songs and the book was/is published by a very small mom/pop outfit in Nashville. They (the publisher) have no promotion or marketing or publicity savy, to speak of when promoting a book like this, so it has just layed here in obscurity.This book, although it contains the input of over forty close Cash associates and a foreword by the Grahams (Ruth and Rev. Billy), has NEVER been reviewed by any press. In fact, the Nashville media didn't even give it one line. Small publishers suffer this snub, and in the end, so did this tribute book. Lost in the larger shuffle of all things Johnny Cash.The only folks that know about this book are folks like you, that have searched, surfed and stumbled across it or maybe found it after hearing about it word-of-mouth.To the point, if you get this book, I STILL MISS SOMEONE, and are not moved by it, touched by it, or feel it is more than worth the price, I will personally refund your purchase price. ([email protected])Yes, I believe in this book with all my heart and soul!!!! In the few interviews about the book that happened last year (2005), I stated the same challenge, and have not been asked to refund one dime, yet. In spite of all the review snubs, the book stands on its own simple merit.So screw the tiny publisher, the snubby-dub media and the self-serving Nashville "pompasses". This book does not need to be hyped or pumped by critics, anyway. I swear to you that you will enjoy this look at Johnny the Cash through the eyes and hearts of people who knew him best... his friends and family.Thank you and God Bless!

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