Johnny Cash - Columbia Records 1958 - 1986
Johnny Cash - Columbia Records 1958 - 1986
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This compilation highlights Johnny Cash's prolific career with Columbia Records, featuring a blend of country, rockabilly, and folk influences that solidified his status as a pioneering figure in American music.
Used Vinyl Record
Condition: Expertly ultrasonic cleaned. Very Good (VG) or better condition. Guaranteed not to skip.
Catalog Number: Columbia - C2 40637
This Edition Released: Sep 1987
Discogs images show the correct release for this catalog number or UPC. Condition will be VG or better. Inserts may vary or may not be included.
Tracklist
Tracklist
A1: Oh, What A Dream (2:03)
A2: I Still Miss Someone (2:34)
A3: Pickin' Time (3:58)
A4: Don't Take Your Guns To Town (3:02)
A5: Five Feet High And Rising (1:47)
B1: Seasons Of My Heart (2:28)
B2: The Legend Of John Henry's Hammer (8:26)
B3: Ring Of Fire (2:36)
B4: The Ballad Of Ira Hayes (4:07)
B5: Orange Blossom Special (3:06)
C1: Folsom Prison Blues (2:45)
C2: San Quentin (2:48)
C3: A Boy Named Sue (3:59)
C4: A Sunday Morning Coming Down (4:08)
C5: Man In Black (2:50)
D1: One Piece At A Time (4:00)
D2: (Ghost) Riders In The Sky (3:41)
D3: Without Love (2:28)
D4: The Baron (3:36)
D5: Highway Patrolman (5:18)
Shipping
Shipping
Shipped in heavy-duty record mailers with inner and outer sleeves, with vinyl placed behind the jacket to prevent seam splits.
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