8 comments on Time Changes Everything - Johnny Cash - Four Classic Albums (CD, Album)

1. Take four of the most important figures in country music and combine them: Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson. Together they're history in the making. In , when country music was down so far it could hardly be heard, these four blazed traditions anew, as they had always done, simply by making great country music.

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2. 5 classic CDs in one Bundle! Features titles from all genres, including country, pop, blues and rock and includes superstar artists such as Johnny Cash, Journey, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Celine Dion and more! All albums held in 5x5 minjackets featuring reproductions of original album art/5(20).

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3. Shop Four Classic Albums (With His Hot And Blue Guitar / Johnny Cash Sings The Songs That Made Him Famous / The Fabulous Johnny Cash / Now, There Was A Song). Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders/5(4).

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4. From "The Fabulous Johnny Cash" (Columbia/Legacy). Originally released Track 2: Recorded June 7, From the album "Any Old Wind That Blows" (Columbia). Track 3: Recorded October 1, and January 16, From the album "Johnny Cash Is Coming To Town" (Mercury). Track 4: Recorded February 17, From the album "Now There Was A.

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5. Feb 26,  · In the wake of his 70th birthday on Feb. 26, this looks to be the year of Johnny Cash in reissued albums. In addition to its recently released 2-CD package The Essential Johnny Cash.

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6. A dozen years ago today, the Billboard welcomed what became the last Johnny Cash album released before his death, ‘American IV: The Man Comes Around.'.

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7. Johnny Cash lyrics - song lyrics sorted by album, including "Folsom Prison Blues", "I Walk The Line".

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8. Narrowing Johnny Cash's body of recorded work -- the fruits of a career that spanned six decades -- down to 24 songs is a tall order, and even bringing together all his hits on one disc is hardly practical, but The Classics is certainly one of the better attempts to skim the cream from Cash's catalog. Sony has thankfully included a few of Cash's original Sun Records tracks from his earliest.

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