#367 - I Walk the Line

Song - I Walk the Line
Artist - Johnny Cash
Guest - Nathan

This song was a blast to do with Nathan!  This is my favorite karaoke song to hear him sing and we have talked about doing a song together forever.  So glad to finally get the chance to sing with this great, southern gentleman!

#237 - It Ain't Me Babe

Song - It Ain't Me Babe
Artist - Bob Dylan
Chord source - http://www.e-chords.com/chords/johnny-cash/it-aint-me-babe
I have been getting a lot of requests on youtube for the chords I use for songs. For some reason it won't let me post links in the comments, so I'm going to start posting them here. Then when I forget how to play songs I can just look them up on here again!

#174 - Folsom Prison Blues

Song - Folsom Prison Blues
Artist - Johnny Cash

So I guess Friday was Johnny Cash's birthday! Should have done a song then, but here it is a few days late!

#114 - Personal Jesus

Song - Personal Jesus

Artist - Depeche Mode (in the style of Johnny Cash)

It's a Christmas song because it talks about Jesus right?

The ukulele I am playing in this video (and a few others) was an amazing gift from my good friend Jaime. I can't find the words to say how much I love this ukulele and what this gift means to me. I hope that we will continue to play music together as the last song we did was a ton of fun.

In addition to being a fantastic friend, Jaime is also an incredible entertainer. Any of you that have seen her perform understand why I chose this song to thank her for the ukulele. She creates the perfect blend of funny, sexy and interesting all while performing flawlessly. She influenced me to take up fire dancing and will always be a mentor and inspiration to me as a performer and a person.

I love you Jaime!

Check out her performance website: flamesofmirth.com/

As well as her clothing line (for big booties, her underwear cannot be beat!) : carniecouture.com/

#18 - Ring of Fire

Song - Ring of Fire
Artist - Johnny Cash (Co-written by June Carter Cash)

What music blog would be complete without a song or 10 by Johnny Cash? I think this version lands somewhere between his and hers version; his version up beat and a little nutty, hers slow and mournful.

Also, maybe I should get a metronome, I can't seem to pick a rhythm to stick with in this song!