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Columbia KC-31645
1972
No Longer Available New On Vinyl
Is Available On The Bear Family Box Set
Come Along And Ride This Train BCD - 15563
Now Available On CD ! !
Side #1
- Paul Revere
- Begin West Movement
- The Road To Kentuck
- To The Shining Mountains
- The Battle Of New Orleans
- Southwestward
- Remember The Alamo
- Opening The West
- Lorena
Side #2
- The Gettysburg Address
- The West
- Big Foot
- Like A Young Colt
- Mister Garfield (
Debut Date - 7/10/65 - Charted #15
- A Proud Land
- The Big Battle
(Debut Date- 3/31/62 - Carted #24
- On Wheels And Wings
- Come Take A Trip In My Airship
Note: ( This Song Was Used In A 2003 General Electric TV commercial )
- Reaching For The Stars
- These Are My people
How Time Flies. December 17
2003 Marks 100 Years Since Orville And Wilbur Wright Winged Their Way Into
History At Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Johnny Cash's Song "Come Take
A Trip In My Airship" Was Use In a General Electric Commercial
In Marking This 100 Year Anniversary Of This Historic Flight.
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The
Johnny Cash Show
Gold
Album
Columbia LP-KC-30100
The Johnny Cash Show 1970
No Longer Available New On Vinyl
No CD Available At This Time
Side #1
- Sunday Morning Coming Down (Debut
9/5/70 - Charted #1
- Come Along And Ride This Train
- Six Days On The Road
- There Ain't No Easy Run
- The Sailor On A Concrete Sea
- These Hands
Side #2
- I'm Gonna Try To Live That Way
- Come Along And Ride This Train
- Mississippi Delta Land
- Detroit City
- Uncloudy Day
- No Setting Sun
- Here Was A Man
Recorded Live At The Grand Ole Opry House
, Nashville Tennessee.
Featuring The Music Of The Tennessee Three And Bill Walker's Orchestra
Background Voices Of The Statler Brothers And The Carter Family
Presented to Johnny Cash to
commemorate the sale of more than 500,000 copies of the Columbia album and
cassette
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Debut Date 11/24/66 - You
Beat I Ever Saw - Charted #20
Debut Date 10/28/67 - The
Wind Changes - Charted #60
Debut Date - 12/23/67 - Rosanna's
Going Wild Charted #2 Debut
Debut Date - 6/26/71
Singing Viet Nam Blues - Charted #18
Ragged Old
Flag
Columbia
KC-32917 1974
Now Available On CD ! !
Side #1
- Ragged Old Flag
( Charted #31 - 13 Weeks 4/27/74 Billboard
- Don't Go Near The Water
- All I Do Is Drive
- Southern Comfort
- King Of The Hill
- Pie In The Sky
Side #2
- Lonesome To The Bone
- While I've Got It On My Mind
- Good Morning Friend
- I'm A Worried Man
- Please Don't Let Me Out
- What On Earth
Liberty
Weekend
Liberty Weekend July 4, 1986
New York With Johnny Cash
No !! Video, Soundtrack,
CD Or Vinyl Recording Available !!!
Narrators Peter Jennings
& Barbara Walters
John Denver
Whitney Houston
Boston Pops Orchestra
Johnny Cash - Ragged Old Flag
James Whitmore - Words Of Abraham Lincoln
Barry Manilow
Ragged Old Flag (Restoration of
the Statue Of Liberty.)
Johnny Cash represented America’s Country Music and recited the Ragged Old Flag,
and later sang ( The Battle Hymn Of The Republic ) at the Liberty Weekend Concert in
1986 In New York City.
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Johnny
Cash At Folsom Prison
Platinum Album
LP Columbia
CS-9639 1968
No Longer Available New On Vinyl
Johnny Cash's Stats
Now Available In It's Uncut Version On CD
Side #1
- Folsom Prison Blues (Live
Version) (Debut
Date 6/1/68 - Charted #1) Also Charted In 1956 As #4 On The Sun
Label
- Dark As The Dungeon
- I Still Miss Someone
- Cocaine Blues
- 25 Minutes To go
- Orange Blossom Special
- The Long Black Veil
Side #2
- Send A Picture Of mother
- The Wall
- Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog
- Flushed From the Bathroom Of Your Heart
- Jackson
- Give My Love To Rose
- I Got Stripes
- Green Green Grass Of Home
- Greystone Chapel
( Written by Glen Sherley )
Super
Audio CD Of Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison
Multi-Channel / Stereo
This Disc Is Designed For Use Only In Super Audio CD Players
( Great Sounding )
To
commemorate the sale of over one million copies of the Columbia Records
long-playing record album.
1968
GRAMMY AWARD TO JOHNNY CASH FOR BEST ALBUM NOTES (ANNOTATOR'S AWARD) FOR
JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON
MORE
AWARDS
Cash
Creates Prison Classic
Cash Creates Prison Classic
While
waiting for a plane in early 1955, Johnny Cash ducked into a theater and
became fascinated by the movie he saw, “In Side The Walls Of A Prison Of
Folsom Prison”. On the plane, he wrote he turned that experience into
“Folsom Prison Blues” which Johnny recorded on July 29, 1955. Released
in 1956, the single went to No. 4 on the Billboard Country Charts. A 1968
version, recorded live at Folsom rose to No. 1
TIN CUP FROM FOLSOM PRISON
This cup was given to the
Cashes by the warden of Folsom Prison.
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Johnny
Cash At San Quentin
Platinum Album
LP Columbia
CS-9827
1969
No Longer Available New On Vinyl
Johnny Cash's Stats
Now Available In It's Uncut Version On CD
Released Date July 4, 2000
Side #1
- Wanted Man
- Wreck Of Old 97
- I Walk The Line
- Darling Companion
- Starkville City Jail
Side #2
- San Quentin
- San Quentin (This Song Only on LP Format Only )
- A Boy Named Sue ( #1 Hit
July 26, 1969 ) ( Shel Silverstein
- Peace In The Valley
- Folsom Prison Blues
On
Jan. 1, 1959, Instead of spending New Year’s Day Partying or watching
football, Johnny cash put on a landmark concert for the inmates of San
Quentin prison in California. The show had an especially profound effect
on one inmate in particular. A young Merle Haggard, serving time for
burglary and attempted escape, was so inspired that he vowed to become a
songwriter and singer after completing his prison term. Years later, when
Merle appeared on Johnny’s network TV show, he revealed the story for
the first time – and took The Man In Black by surprise. “That caught
me completely flat-footed,” Johnny later recalled. In 1969, Johnny
Returned to San Quentin for another concert and recorded the Landmark
album “Johnny Cash At San Quentin” which featured the rollicking
novelty number “The Boy Named Sue.” That song became Johnny’s
biggest singles, spending five weeks at No. 1, and “Johnny Cash At San
Quentin” captured the 1969 CMA Awards for Album of the Year.
Johnny
Cash's legendary 1969 concert at San Quentin State Prison in San Quentin,
Calif. will be preserved unedited and in its entirety for the first time
on CD, when Columbia/Legacy releases Johnny Cash at San Quentin (The
Complete 1969 Concert) on July 4.
Johnny
Cash at San Quentin
was originally released in 1969 but was missing nine tracks originally
played during the Feb. 24, 1969 concert. Those include "Big
River," "I Still Miss Someone," "I Don't Know Where
I'm Bound," "Ring of Fire," "Folsom Prison
Blues," "He Turned the Water Into Wine," "Daddy Sang
Bass," "The Old Account," and a closing medley of
"Folsom Prison Blues," "I Walk the Line," "Ring
of Fire," and "The Rebel" (featuring the Carter Family, the
Statler Brothers, and Carl Perkins). As with the previous release, The
Complete 1969 Concert includes back-to-back versions of "San
Quentin" -- written especially for the performance -- per the request
of the prisoners in attendance.
Country
legend Merle Haggard, who was a serving time at San Quentin in 1969 for
breaking and entering and attended the show, is interviewed by country
star Marty Stuart for the liner notes to the album. Besides the music, a
famous rock and roll image came out of the 1969 San Quentin show as well.
Photographer Jim Marshall's timeless photo of Cash flipping a bird to what
looks like the camera lens (but in actuality was to all the photographers
and cameramen at the front of the stage who refused to move upon Cash's
request) was taken at the show.
Here
is the track listing to Johnny Cash at San Quentin (The Complete 1969
Concert):
1.
"Big River"
2. "I Still Miss Someone"
3. "Wreck of the Old 97"
4. "I Walk the Line"
5. "Darlin' Companion"
6. "I Don't Know Where I'm Bound"
7. "Starkville City Jail"
8. "San Quentin"
9. "San Quentin"
10. "Wanted Man"
11. "A Boy Named Sue"
12. "(There'll Be) Peace in the Valley"
13. "Folsom Prison Blues"
14. "Ring of Fire"
15. "He Turned the Water Into Wine"
16. "Daddy Sang Bass"
17. "The Old Account"
18. Closing Medley ("Folsom Prison Blues," "I Walk the
Line," "Ring of Fire," "The Rebel")
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Johnny
Cash Behind Prison Walls
Track
List
-
Folsom Prison
Blues (Johnny Cash)
-
Sunday Mornign
Coming Down (Johnny Cash)
-
Jacob
Green (Johnny Cash)
-
Comedy Routine
(Foster Brooks)
-
Desperado (
Linda Ronstadt)
-
You're No Good
(Linda Ronstadt
-
Rollin In My
Sweet Baby's Arms (Roy Clark)
-
Honeymoon
Feelin ((Roy Clark)
-
Half As Much (Foster
Brooks)
-
Love Has No
Pride
-
Silver
Threads And Golden Needles (Linda
Ronstadt
-
Hey Porter
(Johnny Cash)
-
Wreck Of The
Old 97 (Johnny Cash)
-
Orange Blossom
Special (Johnny Cash)
-
Boy Named Sue (Johnny
Cash)
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A Thing
Called Love
LP Columbia
KC-31332 1972
This Album Is No Longer Available New On Vinyl
No CD Available At This Time
Side #1
- Kate Debut
Date 5/6/72 Charted #2 (
Wrote By Marty Robins )
- Melva's Wine
- A Thing Called Love
- I Promise You ( This Song Was Wrote By Johnny Cash )
- Papa Was A good Man
( Debut Date
10/16/71 Charted #16 )
Side #2
- Tear Stained Letter
( Wrote By Johnny Cash )
- Mississippi Sand
(
Wrote By June Carter Cash )
- Daddy
- Arkansas Lovin Man
- The Miracle Man
This Thing Called Love
Sometimes when I am
singing I look into the blue light and I see dusty roads and green lush
meadows. I put myself into another time and place, I sing a song that has
long ago become second nature to me and I think about tomorrow. I talk to
you from my heart in between these songs and I know that you understand
that I am proud of you have listened. Your enthusiasm overwhelms me, I am
embarrassed. But I try not to let you know, then I sing a gospel and I
reach up and grab a handful, and start feeling the power of love. The
chill goes down my spine, and my hands get hot from emotion and I suppose
my eyes dilate. For my excitement becomes more and more intense, I shout
words. And there’s love in every word I shout, because the love from him
is going through me to you. I look down at you and there you are, sweet
people reaching up for me. Oh how I wish I could tell you the power of the
love goes through me to you, and comes back to me from you. My heart is
bursting, I and weeping for my joy inside. I want to reach down and hold
all of you touch you. But anything I could do wouldn’t really explain
how wonderful I feel , so I step back and I smile at you and take a bow.
It’s beyond me. It’s above me, It’s a gift of God, ( This Thing
Called Love ) Johnny
Cash
Columbia Studios Nashville Two Sessions
Auguest 18, 1971 Johnny Cash
Vocal, Guitar; Larry Butler, Keyboard, Carter Family; Vocals. #1 Take Ray Edenton, Guitar,
Temple Choir, Vocals. Take #2 Marshall Grant, Bass W.S. Holland Drums; Charlie Mccoy,
Harmonica; Carl Perkins, Electric Guitar, Bill Pursell, Piano; Jerry Reed, Guitar. On the
Second Session Bob Wooton, Electric Guitar. Producer Larry 'Buttler
Songs Recorded At This Sesion
#1 A Thing Called Love
#2 I Promise You
#3 Papa Was A Good Man
#4 Miss Tara
Columbia Studios Nashville Two Session
January 13, 1972
Johnny Cash Vocal, Guitar; Larry Butler, Keyboard, Carter Family; Vocals. #1 Take Ray
Edenton, Guitar, Temple Choir, Vocals. Take #2 Marshall Grant, Bass W.S. Holland Drums;
Charlie Mccoy, Harmonica; Carl Perkins, Electric Guitar, Bill Pursell, Piano; Jerry Reed,
Guitar. On the Second Session Bob Wooton, Electric Guitar. Producer Larry 'Buttler
Songs Recorded At This Sesion
#1 Kate
Debut Date 5/6/72 Charted #2
#2 Mississippi Sand
#3 Tear Stained Letter
#4 Melva's Wine
Note : The Song Miracle Man Was Recorded On Another Session
( Next Day ) January 14, 1972
Note: The Evangel Temple Choir Is From The Church Of Jimmie Rodger's Snow, the
Son Of Hank Snow
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One
Piece At A Time
Columbia KC-34193 1976
This Album Is No Longer Available New On Vinyl
No CD Available At This Time
Side #1
- Let there Be Country
- One Piece At A Time (Debut
Date 4/10/76 Charted #1)
- In A Young Girl's Mind
- Mountain Lady
- Michigan City Howdy Do
Side #2
- Sold Out Of Flagpoles (
Debut Date 7/24/76 Charted #29 )
- Committed To Parkview
- Daughter Of A Railroad Man
- Love Has Lost Again
- Go On Blues
Here I Am Back Again By Johnny
Cash
Like a favorite old shoe that you
pulled off and threw in the trash then found your new hurt your feet. Wore
them new ones all you could then shined the old ones up real good, felt as
natural as an old familiar street. Like a warming April wind here I am
back again. Like a letter that you guessed at and missed the right address
it comes back at you like a jumping bean, like a present that you want,
like a birthday that you don’t like that judgment day of April fifteen.
Like a temptation to sin, here I am back again. Like an old dog on the
prowl late at night you hear him howl to remind you that he isn’t far
away, like a Capistrano bird, ain’t nobody ever heard of em not
returning on return day. Like your prodigal Kissin Kin here I am back
again Johnny
Cash
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Debut Date 4/21/73 Children
(From The Album Gospel Road ) Charted #30
Debut Date 2/23/74 - Orleans
Parish Prison - Charted #52
Johnny
Cash Sings Preciuos Memories
LP Columbia C-33087
This Album Is No Longer Available New On Vinyl
Now Available On CD ! !
Side #1
- Preciuos Memories
- Rock Of Ages
- Old ragged Cross
- Softly And Tenderly
- In The Sweet By And By
- Just As I Am
Side #2
- Farther Along
- When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder
- Amazing Grace
- At The Cross
- Have Thine Own Way
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The Man In
Black
Columbia
C-30550 1971
This LP Is No Longer Available New On Vinyl
No CD Available At This Time
Side #1
- The Preacher Said (
With Billy Graham )
- Orphan Of The Road
- You've Got A New Light Shining In Your Eyes
- If Not For Love
- Man In Black (
Debut Date 3/27/71 Charted #3 )
Side #2
- Singin In Viet Nam Talkin Blues
- Ned Kelly
- Look For Me ( With June Carter Cash )
- Dear Mrs.
- I Talk To Jesus Every Day ( With June Carter Cash )
The Man In Black
There
was a chill in the air this morning and the leaves on the buckeye tree are
putting on new colors and I feel a change in me. It would be surly be
wrong to fight it. For change is nature’s way and I expect to be
different tomorrow than what I am today.
Well
Hello! Here I am back again. And I have not enjoyed myself as much in
three years as I did recording these new songs this week. It’s the first
time since we began television that I’ve had time to spend two or three
days in the studio. The result of that labor of love is this album of new
songs. I have never been prouder of an album than I have this one. There
are only three instruments on this album, The Tennessee Three, plus myself
on rhythm guitar. There are two voices June Carter, and Rev. Billy
Graham’s.
We
hope this well be the first of many albums of new songs. We’re going to
continue to work hard at making records and personal appearances, the two
things I really love doing. I speak my mind in a lot of these songs. The
lyrics express my feelings for a lot of things, and my feelings never
change on some things, yet must change on others. As I recently told a
reporter. Yes, I feel different now than I did a year ago about so-and-so.
A year ago I had done a lot less thinking than I have now. Then the
reporter said “But last yea, I thought you said” Yes, I did say that
was last year.
But
I changed my mind I changed a lot of things a lot of things change me.
I’m always changing, always will be changing I’m growing, building,
expanding. I am still being born, you haven’t seen the complete me yet.
So the reporter asks, “Then there is nothing constants about you”? I
answer “yes, I have many constants. I never quit, I never give up, I
love people, I will always believe in God, I love music, I love to write,
I love to perform, And I love my country. I believe in its youth and
always have and always will. These are a few of my constants and there are
others, however in most things, I’m changing. So “I said to the
reporter, please don’t tell anybody how I feel about anything else
unless I told you the last few day”.
So
here is an album that we’ve recorded in the last few days. The product
of change. From the happy, hard working J.C.A.T. Johnny Cash after
television.
Johnny Cash
And Billy Graham 1985
I often feel like the man in
the south who had a mule. He decided to put his mule in the Kentucky
Derby. His Friends said. You don’t expect him to win, do you? No but
look at the company he’ll be in. That’s the way I feel when I’m with
people like you who are so talented Billy Graham
I have never known a greater
man among men. Yet simply, his common touch, his child-like compassion for
his fellow man, is the source of his greatness. As a friend of mine, he is
one of those in the inner circle, those four or five friends you will only
know in a lifetime of friends that come and go. He is true, He is
faithful, He is what he appears to be; A dedicated vessel of Gods earthly
endeavors among men.
Billy Graham
is my friend, and I love him Johnny
Cash
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John R Cash
Columbia
KC-33370 1975
This Album Is No Longer Available New On Vinyl
No CD Available At This Time
Side #1
- My Old Kentucky Home Debuted
4/12/75 Charted #42
- Hard Times Comin
- The Lady Came From Baltimore Debuted
12/14/74 Charted #14
- Lonesome To The Bone
- The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Side 2
- Clean Your Own Tables
- Jesus Was Our Savior
- Reason To Believe
- Cocaine Carolina
- Smokey Factory Blues
NOTE: All
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