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(2015/Hotspur) 22 tracks. The 1976 live recording , as broadcast from WWVA Radio . more

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Johnny Cash: Wheeling West Virginia October 2 1976

(2015/Hotspur) 22 tracks.
The 1976 live recording, as broadcast from WWVA Radio.

Article properties: Johnny Cash: Wheeling West Virginia October 2 1976

Interpret: Johnny Cash
Album titlle: Wheeling West Virginia October 2 1976
Genre Country
Label Hotspur
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5207181101112
weight in Kg 0.1

Cash, Johnny - Wheeling West Virginia October 2 1976 CD 1
01	Help me (Anita Carter)	Johnny Cash
02	Hold my hand (Jan Howard)	Johnny Cash
03	worried man blues (Carter Family)	Wabash cannonball
04	Ring of fire	Johnny Cash
05	Folsom prison blues	Johnny Cash
06	Pickin' time	Johnny Cash
07	Big river	Johnny Cash
08	There you go	Johnny Cash
09	Sunday mornin' coming down	Johnny Cash
10	One piece at a time	Johnny Cash
11	Give my love to rose	Johnny Cash
12	A boy named sue	Johnny Cash
13	Ragged old flag	Johnny Cash
14	Comedy turn (june carter cash)	Johnny Cash
15	The yodel song (june carter cash)	Johnny Cash
16	Jackson	Johnny Cash
17	I still miss someone	Johnny Cash
18	Hey Porter	Johnny Cash
19	Wreck of the old 97	Johnny Cash
20	Casey Jones	Johnny Cash
21	Orange blossom special	Johnny Cash
22	I walk the line	Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash Johnny Cash was a luminous figure and the very symbol of American country music... more

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"Johnny Cash"

Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash was a luminous figure and the very symbol of American country music – and at the same time one of the most prominent outsiders of the glittering Nashville scene. Born John R. Cash on 26 February 1932, he embodied the Southern mentality without ever becoming narrow-minded. He was a singing storyteller, an angry poet, a wandering preacher of morality and a rebel – and he had a gift for winning over to country music even those who otherwise stood apart from the genre.

His way into the record business was paved in the mid-1950s by Sam Phillips of Sun Records in Memphis, who had also discovered Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley. In 1956 Cash achieved his breakthrough with "I Walk The Line". During the 1960s he made his name with concept albums: "Blood, Sweat And Tears" about ordinary working men, "Ballads Of The True West" about cowboys and outlaws, and "Bitter Tears" about the fate of the Native Americans.

After a phase marked by pill addiction, Cash rose like a phoenix from the ashes: the live recordings of his prison concerts at Folsom (1968) and San Quentin (1969) rank among the great moments of music history. In 1971 came one of his most important songs, "Man In Black". In the 1990s he achieved a triumphant new beginning with producer Rick Rubin, which opened up a new generation of followers. Always dressed in black, he became a cult figure once and for all. Cash died in 2003.

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