Hey, Porter - Johnny Cash - Ukulele Cover - Jez Quayle скачать в хорошем качестве

Hey, Porter - Johnny Cash - Ukulele Cover - Jez Quayle

If you'd like to learn this this easy 4-chord song (using G, C, D and A), or strum along with me, a song sheet containing the lyrics and chords I play can be viewed or downloaded from my songbook blog here: https://jezquaylesongbookhome.files.w... Although Johnny Cash is usually classed as a country singer today, back in the mid 1950s he recorded at Sun Studios in Memphis, and was considered a rockabilly, with a similar style and band line up to the early Elvis Presley. Of course, at that time, rockabilly was simply looked on as a new branch of country music. Johnny toured the southern states alongside fellow Sun recording artists, Elvis and Carl Perkins. 'Hey Porter' was the first song that Johnny Cash and the 'Tennessee Two' (Luther Perkins on electric guitar and Marshall Grant on slap bass) recorded for Sun records in 1954. I love the lyrics of this one. I've raised the key from Johnny's key of the E (or F) to G.