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Johnny Cash and June Carter – Long Legged Guitar Pickin’ Man

Long Legged Guitar Pickin' Man, released on May 27, 1967. In the lists of US Country Tracks chart, the song arrived at number # 6. The song was included in the twenty-fourth studio album of Johnny Cash, Carryin ‘on with Johnny Cash and June Carter (Columbia 1967).

Song written by Marshall Grant, was recorded on March 1, 1967, by Johnny Cash & June Carter, for the Columbia label, with the production of Don Law, was released on May 27, 1967. In the lists of US Country Tracks chart, the song arrived at number # 6.

The song was included in the twenty-fourth studio album of Johnny Cash, Carryin ‘on with Johnny Cash and June Carter (Columbia 1967), was recorded between January 11, 1967 – March 19, 1967, and was released in August 1967. In the lists of Country albums, I arrive at number # 5.

In the year 2002, the album was reedited by Legacy recordings with 2 additional songs. The Wind Changes, and From Sea to Shining Sea. Cash and Carter got married 7 months after the release of the album.



Some verssions :

Jesse Dayton & Brennen Leigh 2007 ( Stag Records )
Roland Riedberger & Barbara Clifford 2007 ( Blue Lake Records )





Johnny Cash – Long Legged Guitar Pickin’ Man Lyrics

Well I’m gonna start out walkin’
Just you wait and see
Uh-huh guitar picker
You ain’t leavin’ without me

Oh you big mouth woman
You long legged guitar pickin’ man
But we can work this out uh huh
Yes ma’m I think we can

Well I stole the Hope diamond
Hopin’ I could shut your mouth
But how am I gonna wear it
If I got to hide it out

Well you big mouth woman
You long legged guitar pickin’ man
But we can work this out uh huh
Yes ma’m I think we can

Well I bought you a first class ticket
For a luxury liner cruise
I got out in that ocean
looked around and there was you

Oh you big mouth woman
You long legged guitar pickin’ man
But we can work this out uh huh
Yes ma’m I think we can

I bought you a big long limousine
But I don’t want no car
I gave my love and everything
But you’re still what you are

You’re just a big mouth woman
You long legged guitar pickin’ man
But we can work this out uh huh
Yes ma’m I think we can

Oh honey I love that big sweet mouth
You a long legged guitar pickin’ man
Ha ha I’m gonna pick it for you
Now you a nice guitar pickin’ man

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