Johnny Cash - A Stash Of Cash - New 2CD + DVD
Johnny Cash The Man In Black, gave solace, joy and hope to millions through nearly 50 years of recordings. Included here are over 50 of the signature songs that help explain the universal appeal of Johnny Cash. Disc 1 features 25 biggest hits recorded with Sun Records, featuring his unique boom-chikka-boom sound and the hits Cry, Cry, Cry, Folsom Prison Blues and Walk the Line. Disc 2 features 25 songs from Cash's years with Columbia, including Don't Take Your Guns To Town, I've Got Stripes and his homage to Ireland, 40 Shades of Green. Disc 3 is a two hour DVD of Cash's most celebrated live performances including Ring Of Fire, A Boy Called Sue and The Man In Black. The DVD is in PAL and not playable in the USA.
Track Listing:
CD1 – The Sun Hits
Cry! Cry! Cry!
Hey Porter
Folsom Prison Blues
So Doggone Lonesome
Get Rhythm
I Walk The Line
There You Go
Train Of Love
Next In Line
Give My Love To Rose
Home Of The Blues
Ballad Of A Teenage Queen
Big River
Come In Stranger
Guess Things Happen That Way
You’re The Nearest Thing To Heaven
I Just Thought You’d Like To Know
It’s Just About Time
Luther Played The Boogie
Kay Too
Goodbye Little Darlin’
Straight A’s In Love
The Story Of A Broken Heart
Mean Eyed Cat
Oh, Lonesome Me
CD2 – The Columbia Hits – 1959-1961
All Over Again
What Do I Care?
Don’t Take Your Guns To Town
I Still Miss Someone
Frankie’s Man, Johnny
You Dreamer You
Five Feet High And Rising
I Got Stripes
I’ll Remember You
Smiling Bill Mccall
Seasons Of My Heart
Honky Tonk Girl
Second Honeymoon
Loading Coal
Going To Memphis
Girl In Saskatoon
Locomotive Man
The Rebel – Johnny Yuma
Forty Shades Of Green
Old Doc Brown
Time Changes Everything
My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You
Why Do You Punish Me (For Loving You?)
A Boy Named Sue
Ring Of Fire
DVD – The Best of Johnny Cash on Film
Folsom Prison Blues
Big river
Five feet high and rising
Cry! Cry! Cry!
I walk the line
Orange Blossom Special
Ring of Fire
Jackson (with June Carter)
The Man in Black
A Boy named Sue
Sunday morning coming down
If I were a carpenter
Daddy Sang Bass
Bird on a wire
The Ballad of Ira Hayes
