Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash was part rockabilly rebel, part campfire storyteller, part outlaw in black. Cash made country and rockabilly history on the Sun label in the 1950s. During the '60s, the ruggedly charismatic Cash rose to superstardom, ending the decade with both his marriage to June Carter and his own television show. In the '90s, Cash began his highly successful and acclaimed AMERICAN RECORDINGS series, reaching a new audience with an amazingly diverse set of songs, ranging from traditional tunes to alternative rock covers. With his lean, angular sound and hearty, passionate baritone, Cash forged one of the most unique styles in all of popular music, one that delved into gospel, folk, and rock, but also remained the essence of country music. Four months after his wife died, Johnny Cash passed away on September 12, 2003. And in 2005, the Oscar-nominated biopic WALK THE LINE brought Cash's music and legend to his largest audience yet.
Gospel of John
Johnny Cash
Madacy Records, 2008
2 CD
At Folsom Prison (Legacy Edition)
Johnny Cash
Legacy Recordings, 2008
3 CD
Live At The Louisiana Hayride
Johnny Cash
Fuel 2000 Records, 2008
2 CD
Playlist Your Way
Johnny Cash
Island Records (USA), 2008
1 CD
The Hurricane Iz Entering The Bay: Thizz South V. 23
Mac Dre
Sumo Records, 2008
1 CD
The Essential 3.0
Johnny Cash
Legacy Recordings, 2008
3 CD
Ultimate Johnny Cash Collection
Johnny Cash
Collectables Records, 2008
3 CD
Original Greatest Hits
Johnny Cash
Time/Life Music, 2008
1 CD
