From the lighter side... country music

In the summer of 1995, I went to three concerts: Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode, and Hank Williams Jr. (Cue Sesame Street's One of These Things is Not Like the Others). While I'd heard the likes of Kenny Rogers, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and John Denver, my ignorance of country music was quite profound. It was bad enough that I actually asked, "Are we going to see Hank Williams, or Hank Williams Jr.?" Through their laughter, both my gentleman friend and mother managed to inform me that a Hank Williams show would be either very boring or very gruesome as he'd been dead for some time.
Eh.
While we were waiting for the concert to begin, the sponsoring radio station was playing over the loudspeakers. My ears perked up.
"I know this song," I said. What was it? I listened harder.
Down, down, down, and the flames got higher... so familiar....
It burns, burns, burns...

"Hey!" I finally got it! "Social Distortion does this song!"
After a quick look around to make sure nobody had heard, my date said, "That may be true, but this is Johnny Cash, and he wrote it."