Live from San Quentin ....
True Love I have a need to know and show true love. Between people, nations, animals and people .... anyone -- all of us. .... these folks are a good example. Somehow you knew Johnny was never headed to Jackson .... AND, he entertained the forgotten people jailed at San Quentin. The man in black taught us all how to be a HERO. Where was george? (they died too young like so many others .. hmmm)
This sweet interview. Such a disarmingly, charming woman. A lot like me. Some would know. It's true.
Some people probably don't know that John Davidson who is conducting the interview is now in his 60's and takes a one-man show with a back up band around the country on tour and we saw him at Busch Gardens. A great show.
I'm amazed by people who are cross-generational like this. Johnny loved NIN. NIN rocked with Johnny. I love George Jones, Johnny, Elvis, Conway ... a # of others -- Pam Tillis and Vince Gill and I'm not even a country music fan, per se. My taste definitely leans towards rock and technically, these people are way before my time. That's cool. I'll bring em forward. I'm being outdone by people half my age, already.
Guess what?
The person who dragged me and the rest of us back to watch John Davidson (60ish) is SIXTEEN. He, the teenager, laughed harder than anyone. Made us all watch JD twice. I would have missed that if not for him. And, the show was a stitch. Very talented man. Very smart. Living la vida bueno
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I included the San Quentin video: it has some compelling footage of how real people are.
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It's pretty obvious that Johnny didn't judge people by their surroundings ... and that's why I love him. As well, he didn't really fit the government's idea of what an entertainer should be. They should sell the corporate branding of big media. I admire those who don't and have named them off over and over.