My Trade list

[Cortex]

If you wish to trade, email me at: mch0707@sbcglobal.net

I'm am mostly looking from anything from 1955-1976, so if you got anything from then, i'd love to hear from you

My list, ask for more info if you need it:
Various Dates- Lousiana Hayride
1954- KwEM Radio Show (Official Release but hard to find)
1956- Country Style USA (2 shows)
1956- Town Hall Party (I Got a Woman and Impersonations)
1956- Big D Jamboree (3 songs: Walk the Line, So Doggone Lonesome, Get RHythm)
1957- Town Hall Party (I Got a Woman and Impersonations again)
1958- Guest Star
1959- Town Hall Party (Not the DVD version)
1961- Houston, Texas
1962- New River Ranch (1 song: Country Boy)
1963- Hollywood Bowl
1964- Newport, Rhode Island (Official Release)
1965-66- Grand Ole Opry (One Song: Orange Blossom Special)
Mid 60s- Grand Ole Opry (3 songs: Walk The Line, Folsom, Ring of fire)
Mid 60s- Grand Ole Opry (1 song: Folsom Prison Blues)
1968- Folsom Prison
1968- BBC Radio show
1968- London
1968- Walthamstow, UK
1968- Edinburgh, UK
1968- Holy Land Concert BBC
1968- Odeon, Glasgow, UK
1969- San Quentin Prison (Official Release)
1969- Nashville Session with Bob Dylan
1969- Madison Square Garden (Official Release)
1969-71- Johnny Cash Show
1970- White House (Newly ciruclated 11/11/08 by me and friend)
1970- Unknown Show (Only Carter Family and Statler part survive, newly circulated 12/14/08 by friend)
1971- Gothenburg, Sweden
1971- Unknown TV Show (Audio only)
1972- Stockholm, Sweden
1972- Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1972- Tulsa, Oklahoma
1972- Beat Club
1972- Baton Rouge, LA
1972- Frankfurt, Germany
1972- Colgone, Germany
1972- Osteraker Prison (Official Release)
1973- Manchester, UK
1973- Little Rock, Arkansas
1973- Tasmania, Australia
1974- Nanuet, New York
1975- Vienna, Austria
1975- July 4th special (Audio from tv show)
1975- Frankfurt, Germany
1975- Dusseldorf, Germany
1975- Toronto, Canada
1975- Berlin, Germany
1975- Strawberry Cake (Early Show, Audience Recording)
1976- Wheeling, West Virginia
1976- Rotterdam, Netherlands
1976- Hanover, Germany
1976- Merv Griffin Show
1977- Frankfurt, Germany
1978- Munich, Germany
1978- Prague
1979- Wembley Arena, London, United Kingdom
1980- Munster, Germany
1980- Munich, Germany
1980- Dallas, Texas
1980- Frankfurt, Germany
1980- Evansville, Ill
1981- Belmont Park, New York
1981- Westbury Fair, New York
1981- Suttgart, Germany (Surivors Live audience recording, so its the full concert)
1981- Rotterdam, Netherlands
1981- Niles, Illinois
1981- Colgone, Germany
1981- Wembley Arena (Radio Broadcast)
1981- Billy Bob's
1982- Des Moines, Iowa
1982- Nashville, TN
1982- Billy Bobs
1982- Nurnberg, Germany
1983- Budapest, Hungary
1983- Norrkoping, Sweden
1983- Cape Cod Melody Tent
1983- Humburg, Germany (4/19)
1983- Hammersmith, UK
1983- Wooster, MA
1984- Helsinki, Finland
1984- Framinhhsm, Indiana
1985- Berlin, Germany (Set circulated is incomplete)
1985- Asbury Park, New Jersey
1985- Sydney, South Wales
1986- Wembley Festival, UK
1987- Sopot, Poland
1987- Copenhagen, Denmark
1988- Johnny Cash and Joanne Cash Gospel Concert
1988- Spain TV
1988- Lincoln, UK
1988- Winchester, Virginia
1988- Wien, Austria
1989- Minneapolis, Minnesota
1989- Royal Albert Hall, London, UK
1989- The Ritz
1989- Nottingham
1989- Cambridge, UK (2 Shows)
1990- Rocky Gap Festival, Maryland
1990- Bouremouth, UK
1990- Great Lost Performance, Asbury Park, New Jersey (2 Audience Recordings, and 1 extended PA)
1991- Manchester, UK
1991- Nuremburg, Germany
1992- Alemeda County Fair Grounds
1993- Bremerhaven, Germany
1993- Branson
1993- Dayton, Ohio (Highwaymen, crew member tape)
1993- Battle Creek, MI (Highwaymen, crew member tape)
1993- Branson (another show)
1993- Bremhaven, Germany
1994- Austin, Texas
1994- Colgone, Germany
1994- Emos, Austin, Texas
1994- Ringe, Denmark
1994- RTL Studio (1 song, Beast in Me)
1994- Glastonbury Festival, UK
1994- Chicago, Illinois
1995- Berlin, Germany
1995- New Orleans, Louisana
1995- Alantic City
1995- Thousand Oaks, California
1995- Den Haag, The Netherlands
1995- Palo Alto, California
1995- Westbury, NY
1995- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2 songs, folsom and ring of fire)
1996- Philly
1996- Lawerence, Kansas
1996- Anderson, IL
1996- Portland, OR
1996- New York City, New York
1997- Dallas, Texas
1997- Dusseldorf, Germany
1997- Lorrach, Germany
1997- Porterfield, WI
1997- Hillstorp, Sweden

[generalleestudios]

i have something from 1982 if ya want the song.

its the general lee

[Begbie]

i have something from 1982 if ya want the song.

its the general lee

Dukes of Hazzard. Few people know that Cash sung that.

[Cortex]

i have something from 1982 if ya want the song.

its the general lee

Dukes of Hazzard. Few people know that Cash sung that.

General Lee is a different song then the dukes of hazzard theme song.

[Kaitie]

Yes, very different. The theme for The Dukes was Waylon's "Good Ol' Boys" not "The General Lee"

[Begbie]

Not 'very different'. Listen to the 2 songs again then explain how they're different, musically.

The TV theme is a 'bastardisation' but still the same song.

Edit: I'm in the UK, perhaps different releases, but I'm sure that I've got Johnny Cash singing the 'General Lee' and it is 'Dukes of Hazzard', original 70s or 80s.

Edit again: ^^ I see where you're coming from. Different song, I agree. Watch the TV versions of the 'Dukes' again'. The 'General Lee' is played almost every week.

[Kaitie]

It still isn't the same song, regardless. They may sound alike, they may have been sort of about the same thing, but they were not the same song, Cash's song came out after the theme did (if it didn't then it wouldn't make sense). They aren't the same song, even the guitar playing is different.

[Begbie]

Kaitie.

The theme tune and the 'General Lee' featured a lot of times. The 'General Lee' was always the song played when Boss Hogg was chasing the Duke boys.

[Begbie]

I know that Youtube isn't proof but...

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[Kaitie]

That was a "fan-made" video for one. One of my very close friends (who knows all and everything in or apart of that show) said "No, that Johnny Cash song never appeared on the show, ever." He has every episode of the Dukes of Hazzard, including the reunion specials and even some of the scrapped tape of Waylon messing up his dialogue in the studio.

Here is an excerpt about the theme from the Dukes on Wikipedia :
The theme song "The Good Ol' Boys" was written and performed by Waylon Jennings. He was also "The Balladeer" (as credited), and served as narrator of the show. However, the Jennings theme song that is currently available for purchase is not the same version that was used on the show's opening credits. The differences being the show featured a different verse ["...Fightin' the system like-a two modern day Robin Hoods"], an enhanced bass line, a shorter length, and includes the famous "Yee-haw" yell at the end.

The radio/commercial version does not include a banjo being played on it. The television features a banjo, most likely played by Waylon Jennings himself. The list of musicians on either version is not available, but is possibly made up of Jennings' group The Waylors.


The only thing that "The General Lee" has actually ever appeared on was the Soundtrack for the show, it was NEVER on the show.

[generalleestudios]

hey im sorry but it was taken down.

[Highwayman012]

I have a song called "Muddy Waters" if anyone wants it for a trade?

[UnderstoodMan]

If it is the song from the "Silver" album (1979), then it's official and can't be shared here. Or do you mean a different version/song?