Artist	Song
Johnny Cash	Flesh and Blood
from The Essential Johnny Cash (2002)
Johnny Cash	Solitary Man
from Unearthed (2010)
Johnny Cash	Give My Love to Rose
from Johnny Cash: The Sun Years (Disc 2) (2006)
Johnny Cash	A Half a Mile a Day
from Personal File (2006)
Johnny Cash with Bob Dylan	Girl from the North Country
from The Essential Johnny Cash (2002)
Johnny Cash Experience	Wanted Man
from Home of the Blues (2010)
Johnny Cash	I Will Rock and Roll With You
from The Essential Johnny Cash (1955-1983) (1998)
Johnny Cash	Pickin' Time
from The Fabulous Johnny Cash (2002)
Johnny Cash	The Night Hank Williams Came to Town
from Johnny Cash Is Coming to Town/Boom Chicka Boom (2003)
Johnny Cash	Luther Played the Boogie
from Greatest (1958)
Johnny Cash	Paradise
from Personal File (2006)
Johnny Cash	Any Old Wind That Blows
from Johnny Cash - 16 Biggest Hits Volume II (2001)
Johnny Cash	In the Jailhouse Now
from Johnny Cash: 16 Biggest Hits (1999)
Johnny Cash	There You Go
from Sings the Songs That Made Him Famous (1958)
U2	The Wanderer
from Johnny Cash: The Mystery of Life (2003)
Johnny Cash & The Carter Sisters	Belshazzar
from The Best of the Johnny Cash TV Show (2008)
Johnny Cash	Dark As a Dungeon
from Unearthed (2010)
Johnny Cash	Doin' My Time
from With His Hot and Blue Guitar (1957)
Johnny Cash	Highway Patrolman
from Murder (2000)
Johnny Cash	The Big Light
from Johnny Cash Is Coming to Town/Boom Chicka Boom (2003)
Johnny Cash	So Doggone Lonesome
from With His Hot and Blue Guitar (1957)
Johnny Cash	Mean Eyed Cat
from Sings Hank Williams (1958)
Marty Stuart & Johnny Cash	Doin' My Time
from This One's Gonna Hurt You (2003)
Johnny Cash	See Ruby Fall
from The Essential Johnny Cash (1955-1983) (1998)
Johnny Cash	In My Life
from American IV: Man Comes Around (2010)

Comment:

In Johnny Cash’s world, Daddy may have sung bass, but Johnny sang just about everything else, sometimes in the company of rather surprising musical partners. With a few lines lifted from British folk and a shared vocal from Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan revisits his wistful love song “Girl from the North Country” in the opening track of his Nashville Skyline. Cash’s former backup guitarist (and ex-son-in-law) Marty Stuart shows there’s no hard feelings in a rockabilly-tinged jailhouse rave-up duet on “Doin’ My Time,” a track that first appeared on Johnny’s debut album. And if you wanted to give voice to a pilgrim searching for God in a post-apocalyptic world, you’d probably do just what U2 did in “The Wanderer”: send up a prayer — or, better yet, send out an S.O.S. — for a lead vocal from the Man in Black.

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