Cash's performance as the murderous Tommy

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The idea is absolutely diabolical: take the victim onto a small plane, drug them and then jump out using the plane's separate parachute. The plan was going well for the Man in Black until he broke his ankle while landing with a parachute. Imagine surviving a plane crash with only a broken foot. Miracle Colombo is not so sure. Brown may not have fooled Columbo but it sent chills down the spine of the audience. Cash and the Wandering Years Nearly forty years after jamming with the Million Dollar Quartet, Johnny Cash headed to a Dublin studio to record Wanderers, which was written especially for him.

The song describes a search for God in a world almost alien to Sri-lanka phone number library the singer, a song that young Johnny Cash couldn't even imagine let alone sing. The song is set against the backdrop of a desolate musical landscape and features vocals and backing vocals by lead singer Bono. Cash covered Nine Inch Nails and musicians often cover each other's music but it's not often that they cross genres. Towards the end of his illustrious career Johnny Cash went into the studio and recorded several stunning covers of other artists' songs.

These include Nine Inch Nails and. The combination of Cash's bass vocals and Hurt's darkly introspective lyrics makes perfect sense in retrospect. Yet Cash's powerful vocal performance reveals the singers' deep anguish over the pain he caused others, as well as his own self-destructive tendencies. Johnny Cash's version of Hurt not only surpassed the original recording but helped win him over generations of new fans. In it the singer indulges in the quirky lyrics of Martin Gore's hit single.