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	JOHNNY CASH A Concert Behind Prison Walls (2003 UK Region 2 PAL DVD featuring 14 classic tracks captured live at the Tennessee State Penitentiary in 1976 - includes guest appearances from Linda Ronstadt and Roy Clark!) Tracklisting: 1. Johnny Cash � Folsom Prison Blues 2. Johnny Cash � Sunday Morning Come Down 3. Johnny Cash � Hey Porter 4. Johnny Cash � Orange Blossom Special 5. Johnny Cash � A Boy Named Sue 6. Linda Ronstadt � Silver Threads & Golden Needles 7. Linda Ronstadt � Desperado 8. Linda Ronstadt � You�re No Good 9. Linda Ronstadt � That Honeymoon Feeling 10. Roy Clark � Rolling In My Sweet Baby�s Arms 11. Foster Brooks � Half As Much 12. Roy Clark � Shuckin� The Corn 13. Linda Ronstadt � Love Has No Pride 14. Johnny Cash � Jacob Green
	JOHNNY CASH Johnny Cash (2007 Spanish 16-track digitally remastered CD album, compiling material originally released on vinyl EPs between 1956 and 1961, including the classics 'I Walk The Line', 'Folsom Prison Blues' and 'Rock Island Line', presented in sealed fold-out digipak sleeve with unique 'vinyl look' disc!) Tracklisting: 1. Rock Island Line 2. Doin' My Time 3. Folsom Prison Blues 4. Ring Of Fire 5. I Was There When It Happened 6. Remember Me 7. Country Boy 8. The Wreck Of The Old '97 9. Remember The Alamo 10. The Rebel - Johnny Yuma 11. I Walk The Line 12. Cry! Cry! Cry! 13. If The Good Lord's Willing 14. The Ballad Of Boot Hill 15. You Win Again 16. I Can't Help It
	JOHNNY CASH Original Sun Sound (1964 UK 12-track mono LP on a 'deep groove' London label, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just light shelfwear with some minor discolouration in places on the unlaminated back & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with just light surface scuffs to show for its fifty five years HA-S8220) Tracklisting: 01. Belshazzar 02. Born To Lose 03. New Mexico 04. I Forgot To Remember To Forget 05. Two Timin' Woman 06. Story Of A Broken Heart 07. Always Alone 08. Country Boy 09. Goodnight Irene 10. Wide Open Road 11. Thanks A Lot 12. Big River
	JOHNNY CASH At Folsom Prison (Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab limited edition 16-track double album 2-LP mastered by Krieg Wunderlich, specially plated and pressed on 180-gram High-Definion Vinyl at 45RPM. The 1968 album on which Johnny Cashbecamealegend, At Folsom Prison is among the most important and potent statements of the 20th century. Mastered on the GAIN2 system this stereo set plays with arresting immediacy, spaciousness and directness. Housed inside a deluxe gate Tracklisting: fold picture sleeve individually gold-foil numbered & factory sealed inside its perforated loose bag. Recommended)��1/4" / 15 IPS analog copy to DSD 256 to analog console to lathe Johnny Cash already knew his way around Folsom Prison when he and his band stepped inside the institution�s forbidding walls on the morning of January 13, 1968 to record At Folsom Prison. He�d played there two years prior. But this time was different. Cash took the stage that day for two shows amid a darkening sociopolitical atmosphere and a raging war in Vietnam, as well as the knowledge his career and health hung on by a thread. The Arkansas native shared many of the long odds and abject failures of the inmates for which he performed. The songs he chose, and the conviction with which he delivered them, say as much. The point at which Cash transformed from a country star into a legendary artist, and a bold statement about the American prison state and its commitment to rehabilitation, the triple-platinum At Folsom Prison remains one the most important, potent, and fabled records of the 20th century. Mastered on MoFi�s renowned mastering system at its California studio and housed in a Stoughton gatefold jacket, Mobile Fidelity�s numbered-edition 180g 45RPM 2LP set of At Folsom Prison veritably places you in the cafeteria with the hootin� and hollerin� prisoners with which Cash felt a mutual chemistry, sympathy, and spirit. A through-line to the no-frills rawness that helps make this landmark record among the most genuine documents ever committed to tape, this audiophile reissue presents what transpired that winter day with a fullness, directness, spaciousness, and dynamic absent prior editions. You can hear it echo off the walls of the room; pulse through the Tennessee Three�s itchy, acoustic-based boom-chick rhythms; crackle in the announcements conveyed over the intercom; ring in the comedy of the off-cuff remarks and pair of novelty tunes; sense it in palpable energy that wells up within Cash and his audience. And you can experience it like never before via Cash�s knockout singing. The bedrock foundation of all his music, the singer�s baritone resonates with profound degrees of depth, pliability, and passion that underscore how much this appearance meant to him � and the extent he was living the narratives. Indeed, every song on At Folsom Prison serves a purpose and speaks to the conditions � mental, emotional, physical, geographical, legal, social � the inmates confronted on a daily basis. Beginning with the explicit messages of the opening �Folsom Prison Blues,� Cash makes it clear he understands and shares many of their plights. Not for nothing did the myth of Cash having done hard time persist for decades once this record hit the streets. That�s how real it is, and how dedicated Cash remains to conveying every note with the same truth he invests in the impromptu comments he makes between and amid songs. Listen to the sorrow, regret, pity, and loneliness of Merle Travis� �Dark as the Dungeon,� Cash pulling syllables til they threaten to break and inhabiting the mood of bleak phrases such as �pleasures are few� and �the sun never shines.� Witness the isolation, dejection, and sadness punctuating the walking-blues �I Still Miss Someone,� matched in gravity by a solemn reading of �The Long Black Veil� � a traditional dirge that involves murder, cheating, and deception. Cash cuts even deeper on a heartbreaking solo rendition of �Send a Picture of Mother� and plainspoken version of Harlan Howard�s �The Wall,� detailing a suicide disguised as jailbreak through cliched-jaw deliveries that softly curse the impossible situation. In chronicling temptations, mistakes, mortality, punishment, and life �inside� � for better or worse, the stories of the disenfranchised, forgotten, written-off, and unrepentant � At Folsom Prison also has a blast playing the outlaw role. Cash captures wild-eyed craziness and out-of-control mayhem on a revved-up take of �Cocaine Blues,� taking extra satisfaction in its dastardly tales by way of voice that shifts into character for the sheriff and judge. The gallows humor and racing drama of �25 Minutes to Go�; quicksilver accents and resigned acceptance of �I Got Stripes�; train-whistle blare and twangy locomotion of �Folsom Prison Blues� � all fight the law only to see the law win. Cash remains deeply committed at every moment, and inseparably connected with the tortured souls removed from the goings-on of the outside world. No wonder all but two songs here stem from the day�s first performance that saw Cash, Luther Perkins, Marshall Grant, and company give everything. As does the Man in Black�s soon-to-be-wife, June Carter. The couple�s fiery duet on �Jackson� scorches; their combination of surrender and fortitude �Give My Love to Rose� puts us in the dying protagonist�s shoes. And with the closing �Greystone Chapel,� famously penned by convict Glen Sherley, who watched it all happen under the watchful eye of guards, Cash separates the corporeal from the spiritual, relaying lessons about salvation and survival. Heady themes to which he�d return for the remainder of his illustrious career. Side 1 Folsom Prison Blues Dark as the Dungeon I Still Miss Someone Cocaine Blues Side 2 25 Minutes to Go Orange Blossom Special The Long Black Veil Side 3 Send a Picture of Mother The Wall Dirty Old Egg-Suckin' Dog Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart Jackson Side 4 Give My Love to Rose I Got Stripes Green, Green Grass of Home Greystone Chapel
	JOHNNY CASH The Magnificent Johnny Cash (1972 UK 12-track stereo LP compilation, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played SHM777) Tracklisting: Drink To Me The Man On The Hill Hank & Joe And Me Clementine The Great Speckled Bird Austin Prison I Want To Go Home The Caretaker Old Apache Squaw Don't Step On Mother's Roses My Grandfather's Clock It Could Be You
	JOHNNY CASH Johnny 99 (1983 UK 10-track vinyl LP by the late Mr Cash, including Highway Patrolman and Johnny 99 both written by Bruce Springsteen, 'I'm Ragged But I'm Right' by George Jones was a lead single, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light shelfwear, however the vinyl looks barely played) Tracklisting: 1. Highway Patrolman 2. That's The Truth 3. God Bless Robert E. Lee 4. New Cut Road 5. Johnny 99 6. Ballad Of The Ark 7. Joshua Gone Barbados 8. Girl From The Canyon 9. Brand New Dance 10. I'm Ragged But I'm Right

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