Johnny Cash Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison (LP, 180g Vinyl)
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Johnny Cash: Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison (LP, 180g Vinyl)
The "Man In Black", who died in 2003, was synonymous with country music for a good forty years.
Johnny Cash is a record holder without precedent in country music.
Since his recording debut in 1955, he 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 charts.
After a tough childhood (he worked in the cotton fields on his father's farm as a 5-year-old), Johnny Cash, born on February 26, 1932, in Kingsland, Arkansas, joined the Air Force, where he spent his three years of service in Germany in the Bavarian town of Landsberg am Lech, near Augsburg.
Here he also wrote his first songs, which he presented in 1955 to Sun Records, the legendary label of Elvis Presley discoverer Sam Phillips.
He wanted to start a career as a gospel singer, but was rebuffed by Phillips with the words that he should come back with something more commercial.
Cash submitted the song "Hey Porter" and immediately got a record deal. Already his second single "Folsom Prison Blues" took Johnny to the top of the country charts and gave him nationwide popularity.
The third single "I Walk The Line" also reached the pole position of the charts.
One of the best (and most successful) longplays in Johnny Cash's career is his 1968 recording "Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison," which was recorded in front of an audience of 2,000 inmates and their guards at the notorious penitentiary in California.
Article properties:Johnny Cash: Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison (LP, 180g Vinyl)
Interpret: Johnny Cash
Album titlle: Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison (LP, 180g Vinyl)
Label Sony
Genre Country
- Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
- Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
- Record Grading Mint (M)
- Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
- Vinyl weight 180g Vinyl
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0888751119710
- weight in Kg 0.45
| Cash, Johnny - Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison (LP, 180g Vinyl) LP 1 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Opening Announcements From Hugh Cherry | Johnny Cash | ||
| 02 | Blue Suede Shoes | Johnny Cash | ||
| 03 | This Ole House | Johnny Cash | ||
| 04 | Announcements And Johnny Cash Intro From Hugh Cherry | Johnny Cash | ||
| 05 | Folsom Prison Blues | Johnny Cash | ||
| 06 | Busted | Johnny Cash | ||
| 07 | Dark As A Dungeon | Johnny Cash | ||
| 08 | I Still Miss Someone | Johnny Cash | ||
| 09 | Cocaine Blues | Johnny Cash | ||
| 10 | 25 Minutes To Go | Johnny Cash | ||
| 11 | I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail | Johnny Cash | ||
| 12 | Orange Blossom Special | Johnny Cash | ||
| 13 | The Long Black Veil | Johnny Cash | ||
| Cash, Johnny - Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison (LP, 180g Vinyl) LP 2 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Send A Picture Of Mother | Johnny Cash | ||
| 02 | The Wall | Johnny Cash | ||
| 03 | Dirty Old Egg-Suckin' Dog | Johnny Cash | ||
| 04 | Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart | Johnny Cash | ||
| 05 | Joe Bean | Johnny Cash | ||
| 06 | Jackson | Johnny Cash | ||
| 07 | I Got A Woman (With June Carter Cash) | Johnny Cash | ||
| 08 | The Legend Of John Henry's Hammer | Johnny Cash | ||
| 09 | June's Poem | Johnny Cash | ||
| 10 | Green, Green Grass Of Home | Johnny Cash | ||
| 11 | Greystone Chapel | Johnny Cash | ||
| 12 | Closing Theme And Announcements (Album Version) | Johnny Cash | ||
Johnny Cash
Geboren am 26.2. 1932 in Kíngsland -Arkansas.
Gestorben am 12. September 2003 in Nashville, Tennessee
"No one but no one more original than Johnny Cash."
So lautete der Text einer Columbia-Anzeige aus den 60er Jahren. Wie wahr! Damals. Und während seiner gesamten, fast 50jährigen Karriere. Einer Karriere, die am Freitag, den 12. September 2003, morgens um 2 Uhr in einem Krankenhaus in Nashville ihr Ende fand.
James Mangold, Regisseur des Films 'Walk The Line' über das Leben von Johnny Cash (mit Joaquin Phoenix in der Titelrolle), hat beim Interview in Los Angeles versichert:"Ich hätte diesen Film nie gedreht, wenn ich nicht auf die Cash-Boxsets des Labels Bear Family gestoßen wäre. Ein Fan war ich zwar schon, seit ich 'At Folsom Prison' als Kind in der Plattensammlung meines Vaters zwischen lauter merkwürdigen John-Denver-Scheiben entdeckt habe. Aber erst durch die Fotos und Begleittexte der Bear-Family-Boxen entwickelte ich ein Gespür für die Ära. Sie waren auch beim Set- und Kostümdesign eine große Hilfe."
Cash war zwischen 1951 und 1954 als Angehöriger der US Army in Landsberg am Lech stationiert, wo er seine erste Band gründete, die Landsberg Barbarians.
Beginn der Plattenkarríere 1955 bei Sun Records. Veröffentlichte bis heute mehrere hundert Singles und Langspielplatten, Dutzende seiner Songs wurden Klassiker (z. B. "I Walk The Line", "A Boy Named Sue", ”Folsom Prison Blues”). Cash -"The man in black" - war der erste US-Topstar, der in deutscher Sprache aufnahm: Am 25. 10. 1959 entstanden in den Bradley Film & Recording Studios von Nashville - Tennessee die Titel “Wo ist zu Hause, Mama" und "Viel zu spät" mit Luther Perkins (Gitarre), Marshall Grant (Bass) und Michael Kazak (Drums); es produzierte Don Law.
Beide Titel wurden in Deutschland von Bear Family Records auf LP erst veröffentlicht. Als eine Cash-Tournee anstand, folgte die Single-Ausgabe der CBS. Mit deutschen Musikern hatte Cash im Juni 1965 in Frankfurt die Backing-Tracks für drei weitere deutschsprachige Titel aufgenommen, “Kleine Rosmarie", "Besser so, Jenny-Joe" und "In Virginia". Den Gesang fügte er am 19. und 20. 6. in den Columbia Studios von New York hinzu. Während dieser Sessions sang er außerdem auf das Original-Band von “I Walk The Line" den deutschen Text "Wer kennt den Weg?".
Produzenten dieser Aufnahmen waren Don Law und Gerd Schmidt. Als Schauspieler sah man Cash u. a. in den US-Produktionen “Five Minutes To Live” ("Noch 5 Minuten zu leben", 1962) und “A Gunfight" (”Duell in Mexiko" bzw. "Rivalen des Todes",1970).
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