Audio Samples
Ring of Fire
Folsom Prison Blues
Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down
I Walk the Line
Wall, The
Long Black Veil
Big River
I'll Go Somewhere and Sing My Songs Again
Let Him Roll
Ballad of Barbara
Sam Stone
(Ghost) Riders in the Sky
Where Did We Go Right? - (featuring June Carter Cash)
I Walk the Line (Outro)
Ring of Fire
Folsom Prison Blues
Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down
I Walk the Line
Wall, The
Long Black Veil
Big River
I'll Go Somewhere and Sing My Songs Again
Let Him Roll
Ballad of Barbara
Sam Stone
(Ghost) Riders in the Sky
Where Did We Go Right? - (featuring June Carter Cash)
I Walk the Line (Outro)Track List
Ring of Fire
Folsom Prison Blues
Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down
I Walk the Line
Wall, The
Long Black Veil
Big River
I'll Go Somewhere and Sing My Songs Again
Let Him Roll
Ballad of Barbara
Sam Stone
(Ghost) Riders in the Sky
Where Did We Go Right? - (featuring June Carter Cash)
I Walk the Line (Outro)
Ring of Fire
Folsom Prison Blues
Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down
I Walk the Line
Wall, The
Long Black Veil
Big River
I'll Go Somewhere and Sing My Songs Again
Let Him Roll
Ballad of Barbara
Sam Stone
(Ghost) Riders in the Sky
Where Did We Go Right? - (featuring June Carter Cash)
I Walk the Line (Outro)Album Reviews:
Uncut (p.72) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[With] the magic and sense of humour still intact."
Album Notes
Personnel: Johnny Cash (vocals, guitar); Bob Wootton, Jim Soldi (guitar); Jack Hale (harmonica, trumpet); Bob Lewin (trumpet, keyboards); Earl Poole Ball (piano); W.S. Holland (drums).
Liner Note Author: Terry Lickona.
This live set by Johnny Cash, recorded in 1987 for the celebrated TV show LIVE FROM AUSTIN, TEXAS, lives up to the Man in Black's colossal reputation (which got a sizable boost after his death and the appearance of the biopic WALK THE LINE). But this set, unlike the scads of posthumous Cash compilations, delivers a raw, human, and distinctly un-commercial portrait of the artist.
Backed by his trusty road band and his wife June Carter, Cash charges through a host of signature tunes, including "Walk the Line," "Ring of Fire," and "Folsom Prison Blues," along with some carefully selected covers, including John Prine's "Sam Stone." Cash is in fine form here, and one listen will serve to remind listeners that--long before the media machine went full tilt promoting his myth--Cash never ceased doing what he did best.
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