Johnny Cash – Johnny Cash At San Quentin
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The "Man in Black," who died in 2003, was synonymous with country music for a good forty years, a record holder without precedent. Since his recording debut in 1955, Johnny Cash recorded more than 2,500 songs and had nearly 150 hits on the Billboard country charts, including 14 number one hits that combined for 68 weeks at the top of the chartsHis songs are about his own difficult childhood, about the poor, outcasts and oppressed of the world, but also about hope and confidence. Among the most successful songs of the multiple Grammy winners are unforgettable evergreens such as "I Walk The Line", "Ring Of Fire" and "Folsom Prison Blues", which he performed in 1969 at his concert in the infamous San Quentin Prison in San Francisco - including the legendary number "A Boy Named Sue", accompanied by the jeering of the prisoners.
Review
AllMusic rating:AllMusic users:Read the AllMusic.com reviewArtist: Johnny CashLabel: ColumbiaFormat: LPUnits: 1Country: EuropeGenre: Pop & RockStyle: Country, Country RockA1 Wanted Man
A2 Wreck Of The Old 97
A3 I Walk The Line
A4 Darling Companion
A5 Starkville City Jail
B1 San Quentin
B2 San Quentin
B3 A Boy Named Sue
B4 (There'Ll Be) Peace In The Valley
B5 Folsom Prison Blues
Condition: Brand New
Ships from: Melbourne
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The "Man in Black," who died in 2003, was synonymous with country music for a good forty years, a record holder without precedent. Since his recording debut in 1955, Johnny Cash recorded more than 2,500 songs and had nearly 150 hits on the Billboard country charts, including 14 number one hits that combined for 68 weeks at the top of the chartsHis songs are about his own difficult childhood, about the poor, outcasts and oppressed of the world, but also about hope and confidence. Among the most successful songs of the multiple Grammy winners are unforgettable evergreens such as "I Walk The Line", "Ring Of Fire" and "Folsom Prison Blues", which he performed in 1969 at his concert in the infamous San Quentin Prison in San Francisco - including the legendary number "A Boy Named Sue", accompanied by the jeering of the prisoners.
Review
AllMusic rating:AllMusic users:Read the AllMusic.com reviewArtist: Johnny CashLabel: ColumbiaFormat: LPUnits: 1Country: EuropeGenre: Pop & RockStyle: Country, Country RockA1 Wanted Man
A2 Wreck Of The Old 97
A3 I Walk The Line
A4 Darling Companion
A5 Starkville City Jail
B1 San Quentin
B2 San Quentin
B3 A Boy Named Sue
B4 (There'Ll Be) Peace In The Valley
B5 Folsom Prison Blues
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$32.12
$11.24Description
Condition: Brand New
Ships from: Melbourne
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The "Man in Black," who died in 2003, was synonymous with country music for a good forty years, a record holder without precedent. Since his recording debut in 1955, Johnny Cash recorded more than 2,500 songs and had nearly 150 hits on the Billboard country charts, including 14 number one hits that combined for 68 weeks at the top of the chartsHis songs are about his own difficult childhood, about the poor, outcasts and oppressed of the world, but also about hope and confidence. Among the most successful songs of the multiple Grammy winners are unforgettable evergreens such as "I Walk The Line", "Ring Of Fire" and "Folsom Prison Blues", which he performed in 1969 at his concert in the infamous San Quentin Prison in San Francisco - including the legendary number "A Boy Named Sue", accompanied by the jeering of the prisoners.
Review
AllMusic rating:AllMusic users:Read the AllMusic.com reviewArtist: Johnny CashLabel: ColumbiaFormat: LPUnits: 1Country: EuropeGenre: Pop & RockStyle: Country, Country RockA1 Wanted Man
A2 Wreck Of The Old 97
A3 I Walk The Line
A4 Darling Companion
A5 Starkville City Jail
B1 San Quentin
B2 San Quentin
B3 A Boy Named Sue
B4 (There'Ll Be) Peace In The Valley
B5 Folsom Prison Blues
