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Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison (Live Recording, 2000)
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For me, Johnny Cash was a bit of an acquired taste as I've never really been into Country music. It took a long introduction over quite a period of time and I realised that the music that he made was not really like a lot of other country music at all. This particular album is legendary. Johnny Cash was the first high-profile artist who had even considered playing to a prison audience and decided to record it too. With a number of scrapes with the law himself, he identified with the prisoners and they of course identified with him. What is particularly striking about this recording is how much he provokes the crowd with songs that are about breaking the law and anti the system, and really getting the prisoners worked up. And then as the recording continues, he brings them back down, and sobers them, with a few darker and slower songs. It's a fantastic record and well worth buying.Read full review
This was a present for my son he loves it thank you
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Excellent cd watched a documentary on jonny cash so thought I'd get his music Would recommend to anyone with great songs to listen to with great lyrics!!!
At Folsom Prison is a live album by Johnny Cash, recorded on January 13, 1968 at Folsom State Prison in Folsom, California. Also on the album are June Carter, Carl Perkins, and Cash's band, the Tennessee Three. The final song, "Greystone Chapel", was written by an inmate, Glen Sherley.
Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison is one of the worlds classic albums, For any fan of the man in black it is a must
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