Johnny Cash - Unchained
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Track List: Unchained
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- Memories Are Made Of ThisDownload & Buy
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- The Kneeling Drunkard's PleaDownload & Buy
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- Meet Me In HeavenDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Unchained
- Release Date:
- 11/05/1996
- Label:
- Rhino/Wea Uk
- UPC:
- 5051011279324
User Reviews: Unchained
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, August 20, 2002Reviewer: kashna_55107 - See all kashna_55107's reviews0 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this Unchained review helpful When I go thru my JC faze, This is the album I listen to all the time. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers back up ol' Johnny to make what I think the best country album ever! This album won a 1997 grammy if you didn't know that. 14 Songs here are covers and original by Soundgarden, Tom Petty among others and a couple originals by JC. Great songs here like: Rowboat, Rusty Cage (Soundgarden song), Country Boy, Southern Accents, and 10 other great songs. Great liner notes are printed in the booklet of the cd. Just buy the cd and find out for yourself. Who is UNCHAINED? ...
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Pro Reviews: Unchained
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews After 1994's American Recordings revitalized Johnny Cash's career, he and producer Rick Rubin had to come up with an encore, and in some respects 1996's Unchained was the sort of album many were expecting American Recordings to be. Instead of the solo acoustic approach of American Recordings, Unchained paired Cash with a noted rock band Rubin had worked with in the past Tom Petty the Heartbreakers, whose rootsconscious style and Southern heritage would seemingly make them compatible with the Man in Black. There's no arguing that Petty and his band sound fully committed on Unchained and deliver uniformly heartfelt and expert performances. However, part of what made American Recordings so effective was the opportunity to hear Cash's emotionally forceful vocals with only the most minimal accompaniment, and as good as the Heartbreakers are, in their presence Cash sounds a bit more restrained and less willing to push himself. Also, while having Cash cover Glenn Danzig's "Thirteen" worked unexpectedly well on American Recordings, taking on Beck and Soundgarden doesn't fare nearly as well here, and Cash's version of "Memories Are Made of This" may have been a better match in theory, but it doesn't quite make it in practice. But there are more than a few triumphant moments on this disc, including inspired recuts of "Country Boy" and "Mean Eyed Cat," a dignified and deeply felt interpretation of Petty's "Southern Accents," and a rollicking tear through "I've Been Everywhere" for the finale. If Unchained didn't seem like an event or an instant classic like its immediate predecessor, it confirmed Cash was still a vital artist with plenty of life in him, no mean feat for a man of 64 who'd been making records for more than 40 years. - Mark Deming, All Music Guide |
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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 ...Full Johnny Cash Biography
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This album is well worth it.
I thank Rick Rubin for having the foresite giving Johnny a chance to revive his career.
Columbia records sucks for what they did to him.
This is a great album. Better than most comming out now days.
This is the first (American records) Cash albumI bought and I plan on getting them all.