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I Don't Believe in God, I Just Believe in Johnny Cash
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Johnny Cash | Folsom Prison Blues (live at Folsom) | |
Johnny Cash | Long Black Veil | |
Johnny Cash | I Walk the Line | |
Johnny Cash | Guess Things Happen That Way | |
Johnny Cash | Don't Take Your Guns to Town | |
Johnny Cash | The Wall | |
Johnny Cash (w/ Will Oldham) | I See a Darkness | |
Bob Dylan (w/ Johnny Cash) | Girl From the North Country | |
Johnny Cash | I Still Miss Someone | |
Johnny Cash | Jackson (live at Folsom) | |
Johnny Cash | Ring of Fire | |
Johnny Cash | The Rebel- Johnny Yuma | |
Johnny Cash | A Boy Named Sue (live at San Quentin) | |
Johnny Cash | Daddy Sang Bass | |
Johnny Cash | Five Feet High and Rising | |
Johnny Cash | Swing Low Sweet Chariot | |
Johnny Cash | Big River | |
Johnny Cash | If I Were a Carpenter | |
Johnny Cash | Bad News | |
Johnny Cash | Pickin' Time | |
Johnny Cash | Man in Black | |
Johnny Cash | What is Truth | |
Johnny Cash | Highway Patrolman | |
Johnny Cash (w/ Merle Haggard) | I'm Leavin' Now | |
Johnny Cash | I'm Gonna Sit on the Porch and Pick on My Old Guitar | |
Comment:
There's not much to say, really. If I were going to create my own religion, I'd definitely make Johnny Cash one of the major prophets. As for the mix, it's obviously impossible to get every great Cash song on one disc(or six, for that matter), so there are a bunch that I'm unhappy about leaving off. "Hey Porter" and "Cry Cry Cry" are two of the bigger ones, but hey, that's the way it goes. Oh, OH, wait. Let me do that over. "...two of the bigger ones, but hey, I guess things happen that way." Mmmm, that's what I should have said.Feedback:
Yippee! I get to be the first to comment! Great comments, as usual. Johnny Cash is so deep in my head, I almost don't need a copy to hear it. Nice job. But I figure it's only volume one! You go, Adam.
Excellent picks and it's got my all time favorite Cash song: "Big River"!
I don't know, I really like him but some of his songs esp the funny ones are a bit phoney I think, I mean I can't stand Daddy sang bass for an example, and I miss Muddy water and Folksinger, both great covered by Nick Cave
Great choices. Personally I LIKE Daddy Sang Bass :)
Also the live tracks are my faves.
Also the live tracks are my faves.
i beg to differ a bit with p the swede, as there were lots of great funny johnny cash songs, especially "i've been everywhere" and "one piece at a time"...this mix is absolutely terrific.
Great best-of. You've got two of my three faves here ("Man In Black" and "Don't Take your Guns to Town" - missing is the first JC song I loved: "One Piece At A Time"). I'm a fan of his funny songs as well as the gut wrenching slow ones. Hell, I even like his gospel songs. Even when he sort of lost his direction in the 70's and 80's his records were always worth hearing - it's pretty hard to find an unworthy song in his whole damn catalog.
Looks great. Where is the Will Oldham duet from?
It's off the third "American" disc. It's really quite good. The song, that is. The disc is okay.
Oh, and all three songs mentioned were cut near the end of the proceedings, for what it's worth. I must say that I DO like "Daddy Sang Bass" (as I suppose is clear from its inclusion), but then again, I'm madly in love with the man, and therefore probably not the most clear-eyed judge of quality.
Really great stuff here, Adam. Mr. Cash is well-respected in this house, that's for sure.
I grew up in household that also worshipped Johnny Cash, this looks like a great collection of songs!
Great Mix. Saw the man at Glastonbury, rates as one of the best gigs I've seen.
Faultless collection. I love everyone of these great tunes.
Awesome - great title, too.
oh yeah... keepin' the faith
Me too! And a whole lot of other lesser known gods...but Johnny's worthy.
Looks great, as a Johnny Cash mix would. (I did one, too... "I ain't seen the sunshine since I don't know when.")
Best Johnny Cash tribute I've seen yet.
Great mix....Mudcat was a cool name and yep, reflective of a great baseball era!