The Johnny Cash Show (1969–1971): One of the most famous televised versions of the song featured Cash performing it alongside June Carter, the Statler Brothers, and the Carter Sisters. "Old Time Religion" (also known as "Give Me That Old Time Religion") is a traditional African American spiritual that Johnny Cash performed and recorded several times throughout his career. It was a staple of his gospel repertoire, reflecting his deep lifelong commitment to faith and the musical roots of his child

The first episode of the Johnny Cash Show aired on this day in 1969 🎤 Fun fact: This episode featured guests Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Doug Kershaw. #johnnycash #thejohnnycashshow #onthisday | The Johnny Cash Museum

53 years ago, "The Johnny Cash Show" debuted on ABC. The show hosted countless memorable guests, from Bob Dylan to Louis Armstrong. What was your favorite episode? | Johnny Cash

Judy Collins and George Jones were guests on the Johnny Cash Show on this day in 1970 🎤 #JudyCollins #GeorgeJones #JohnnyCashshow | The Johnny Cash Museum

Whether he was in a studio with just his guitar or performing on stage with a full band and orchestra, Johnny was always interested in interpreting his songs in new ways. Before the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, there was The Bill Walker Orchestra! Bill Walker was the conductor of the 27 piece “Nashville Sound” orchestra for the Johnny Cash TV Show, fleshing out the sound of The Tennessee Three, The Carter Family, The Statler Brothers, Carl Perkins and the myriad special guests that appeared in