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Watch Hank Williams Jr. And Kid Rock Pay Tribute To Johnny Cash With Incredible Performance

by Jane E. Kenney • Published August 15, 2019

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Watch Hank Williams Jr. And Kid Rock Pay Tribute To Johnny Cash With Incredible Performance

Do you remember the CMT Memorial Tribute to Johnny Cash back in 2003? Kid Rock and Hank Williams Jr. truly gave an incredible performance to honor the legendary singer. Kid Rock introduces the song dedicated to Johnny, but also says that he didn’t know the singer as well many people in the audience did. He also commends Johnny’s family for being able to deal with his passing (back in 2003).

Kid Rock says that the strength they embodied shows what kind of man Johnny really was. By that point in Kid’s speech, you can see Johnny’s daughter, Rosanne Cash, and her younger brother, John Carter Cash embrace each other.

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Kid Rock and Hank Williams Jr. perform a Johnny Cash hit

Kid Rock and Hank Williams Jr. johnny cash tribute
Kid Rock and Hank Williams Jr. / R. Diamond/WireImage / Getty Images

After a round of applause fills the room for Johnny’s children, the song begins. A classic, “There Ain’t No Good Chain Gang.” This song’s original recording is as a duet with outlaw country singer Waylon Jennings back in 1978. The concept behind the song was that it was written by a prison inmate who is writing to his family.

The song would go on to reach the No. 2 spot on the Billboard charts. While no one can top the original, we think Kid Rock and Hank Williams Jr. did honor the late singer quite nicely.

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Johnny Cash / Supplied/ABC

Check out the tribute performance below if you’re a true Johnny Cash fan!

Johnny Cash’s grandson is all grown up and he sounds just like his legendary grandfather! Check him out here.

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About Jane E. Kenney

Jane E. Kenney was DoYouRemember’s Editorial Director, writing and editing nostalgia stories for the site from 2018 to 2026.

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