‘I Walk The Line’ — Johnny Cash
In the midst of his service in the Air Force, Johnny Cash started working on “I Walk the Line,” which would go on to become his trademark song. It took him almost a decade before he was able to get a picture of the occurrence on camera. As a consequence, he discovered that the strange sound that developed during the experiment had an appealing quality to it. The flavor of the guitar was improved as a result of his placing a piece of wax paper over the strings of the instrument. He had a specific method in mind when he wrote his first Billboard chart-topping song, and he utilized it to achieve success.
I Walk The Line
‘River Deep – Mountain High’ — Ike and Tina Turner
In his capacity as a producer, Phil Spector’s favorite song is “River Deep – Mountain High,” a song by Ike and Tina Turner that was published in 1966. That is the attitude held by a large number of people throughout the world. It was ranked as the 33rd most popular song of all time by Rolling Stone magazine on their list of the 500 greatest songs of all time. In 1999, the album was formally admitted into the Grammy Hall of Fame for its contribution to popular music. In describing the process of putting it together, Turner stated, “It was an unforgettable event.” Spector had her perform the song for hours at a time in order to achieve “perfection,” which he deemed necessary.
River Deep
