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Album Details: Man in Black: The Very Best of Johnny Cash [2001]

Release Date:09/18/2001
Label:Sony Int'l
UPC:5099750302323

Track List: Man in Black: The Very Best of Johnny Cash [2001]

Disk 1

  1. Folsom Prison Blues [Live]
  2. I Walk the Line
  3. Guess Things Happen That Way
  4. Get Rhythm
  5. I Still Miss Someone
  6. Five Feet High and Rising
  7. I Got Stripes
  8. Don't Take Your Guns to Town
  9. Ring of Fire
  10. Jackson
  1. Understand Your Man
  2. Tennessee Flat Top Box
  3. When It's Springtime in Alaska (...
  4. San Quentin [Live]
  5. Ballad of Ira Hayes
  6. Long Black Veil
  7. Boy Named Sue [Live]
  8. Orange Blossom Special
  9. Daddy Sang Bass
  10. Where Were You (When They Crucif...

Disk 2

  1. Man in Black
  2. Sunday Morning Coming Down
  3. Girl from the North Country
  4. It Ain't Me Babe
  5. If I Were a Carpenter
  6. Busted [Live]
  7. Flesh and Blood
  8. Wanted Man
  9. What on Earth Will You Do (For H...
  10. One Piece at a Time
  1. (Ghost) Riders in the Sky
  2. There Ain't No Good Chain Gang
  3. Thing Called Love
  4. Without Love
  5. Highway Patrolman
  6. Beast in Me
  7. Sea of Heartbreak
  8. I Won't Back Down
  9. Wayfaring Stranger
  10. Me and Bobby McGee [Live from Ös...

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Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash was one of the most imposing and influential figures in post-World War II country music. With his deep, resonant baritone and spare, percussive guitar, he had a basic, distinctive sound. Cash didn't sound like Nashville, nor did he sound like honky tonk or rock roll. He created his own sub-genre, falling halfway between the blunt emotional honesty of folk, ... Read more