The country music legend Johnny Cash had a special witness to one of his biggest fans in Adelaide. Fifty-four year old Pete Fleming bought one of the best tickets to last night's Highland Inc. But he was too ill to go out. So how went in saying to a tax driver last night there was one they could see. My long-coming music family is selling four hundred and fifty because today Adelaide concerts essentially to be Johnny Cash. I've struck down my long-cans right now critically you. People are named to the ages of little bears. I'm hearing your speech to the point that Johnny Cash, you know the darkened cancer of the immaculate, decided to grab the guy Nancy Peece. And he gets a pill or a pill. Yes, very well. We owe it there. We owe it there. We owe it there. Oh, good, good. Good, good. I'm sure you're doing my best. You're a little bit. And coming from a country music family at the time, he's never far away. So he's only gave his biggest fan a private concert. Oh, good, good. I heard the train was coming. It's moving around a bit. I'm going to show you. I don't know where he is. I'm going to see him. I'm going to show you. I'm going to show you. And then a song that Johnny wanted to sing especially to keep. What would I would do? What would I would do? What would I would do? What would I would do? He plays back and misses the design clothes. Not a 3D set, that's when anything. I'm 14 years old and I still have the beauty of the school. I'm glad I played with one of the picture planes. I'm sure they can make the sound of the light. I'm glad I could play with the glasses. I'm a Thomas National 9 News.