- A1: I Walk The Line
- A2: Folsom Prison Blues
- A3: Rock Island Line
- A4: Ballad Of A Teenage Queen
- A5: Hey Porter
- A6: Get Rhythm
- A7: Oh Lonesome Me
- A8: I Love You Because
- B1: Five Feet High And Rising
- B2: The Rebel - Johnny Yuma
- B3: Don’t Take Your Guns To Town
- B4: Hey Good Lookin’
- B5: Frankie's Man, Johnny
- B6: Bonanza!
- B7: Country Boy
- B8: In The Jailhouse Now
If one single song is indelibly associated with Johnny Cash, it has to be I Walk The Line - the song that landed him his first American hit in October 1956. But for many, Cash is defined by a single line from Folsom Prison Blues. “I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die…”
confirmed Cash as a hard-living, fast-shooting guy (Don’t Take Your Guns To Town; Bonanza!) and also saw him identifying with prisoners and prison life. The ‘Man in Black’ had become a friend of Presidents and pop idols; a man whom stars like Bono and Bob Dylan deferred to; a legend courted by fans such as Quentin Tarantino and Johnny Depp.
And though a lot has been written about Johnny Cash since he died in 2003, questions remain about how this man came to dominate the world of popular music - but here, in your hands, are sixteen reasons why…
dovrebbe essere pubblicato su 30.01.2023








































