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Hace 2 días · Johnny Cash - The Sun Years (1990) Johnny Cash - Columbia Records, 1958-1986 (1987) Johnny Cash - The Essential Johnny Cash, 1955-1983 (1992) Rosanne Cash - King's Record Shop (1988) Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Kicking Against the Pricks (1986) The Chameleons - Script Of The Bridge (1983) James Chance - Buy the Contortions (1979)
Hace 3 días · • Johnny Cash - Water from the Wells of Home (Mercury, 1988-DM) • Johnny Cash - The Sun Years (Rhino, 1990-DM) • Johnny Cash - The Essential Johnny Cash (1955-1983) (Columbia-Legacy, 1992-DM)
Hace 5 días · The musical was created with the support of the Cash family and is told through the eyes of their son, John Carter Cash. The Ballad of Johnny and June covers it all: their childhood, their meeting at the Grand Ole Opry in 1956, their historic on-stage proposal in 1968, and the ups and downs of fame, life on the road, addiction, arrests, controversy, marriage, family and devotion.
Hace 3 días · Format: CD. EAN: 0696998629028. Genre: Rock. Description: 36 All-Time Country classics on 2 CDS. Taken direc tly from the original source tapes. Features colla borations with Willie Nelson,. Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, June Carter Cash, and U2. Many rare and previously unpublished photos.
Hace 5 días · In the book Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story, written by Bono, the U2 lead man included a story of a lunch that he and Adam Clayton (U2’s bassist) had in 1987 with Johnny and June Carter Cash. The couple had invited Bono and Adam over for a meal at their house in Nashville, and though they had to travel from Ireland to get there, they kindly accepted the gracious offer.
Hace 4 días · Ghost Riders In The Sky is a classic American folk song that was recorded by various artists, but perhaps the most iconic rendition was by the legendary Johnny Cash. Released in 1979 as part of his album “Silver,” this song tells a haunting tale of a cowboy’s encounter with supernatural riders in the sky. With its captivating lyrics and ...
Hace 3 días · "Hurt" written by Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) was Cash's last hit. Recorded in 2002, the song was selected as the Country Music Association's 2003 Single of the Year. Cash's rendition also won a CMA and a Grammy for the best video of the year. The somber tone of the song has some fans speculating that this song was the singer's epitaph.
