This reissue of the 1957 Sun Records release has never been available on CD.Includes liner notes by Bill Dahl.Personnel: Johnny Cash (vocals, guitar); Jack Clement (guitar); Luther Perkins (electric guitar); Don Helms (steel guitar); Marvin Hughes (piano); Morris Palmer, Buddy Harmon (drums); The Jordanaires (background vocals).Liner Note Author: Gary Blailock. Recording information: Bradley Film & Recording Studios, Nashville, TN (05/1995- 08/1957); Sun Studio, Memphis, TN (05/1995- 08/1957); Bradley Film & Recording Studios, Nashville, TN (07/24/1958- 08/13/1958); Sun Studio, Memphis, TN (07/24/1958- 08/13/1958).One of the best Johnny Cash albums ever, his Sun Records debut, 1957's WITH HIS HOT AND BLUE GUITAR, features his first single, "Cry! Cry! Cry!," as well as its follow-ups,... Less

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The boxed set Unearthed, released shortly after Johnny Cash's death in September 2003, contains a version of Cash's classic song "The Caretaker" in which he asks, "Who's gonna cry when old John dies?" The answer to that question is the millions of fans, admirers, and fellow musicians who have felt the power of Cash's words and voice for the past six decades. His many recordings rank among the best in country music history. Up to the days preceding his death, Cash continued to write and record. Hundreds of his songs, including "I Walk the Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues" are among the bedrock of the country music canon. Cash's songs tell stories of hope, despair, vengeance, lust, God, greed, violence, repentance, and love. His late recordings garnered him two Grammys and an MTV Music Award,... Less

The Martin D-35 Johnny Cash Acoustic Guitar is a fitting tribute to this prolific artist. Martin designers chose solid East Indian Rosewood for the back and sides and capped it with a solid Engelmann Spruce top. The neck is presented in Martin's Modi

THINK pays homage to Johnny Cash with the Limited Edition Johnny Cash Pen. Cash was among the most creative and best-loved country music recording artists of all time. His lengthy career spanned 50 years and saw the release of 96 albums and 153 singles!

In 1957, the legendary singer became the first Sun artist to release an LP album. Image of The Man In Black screenprinted on black T-shirt gets a standing ovation from us! 100% cotton. Imported. Sizes: Medium (38-40) Large (42-44) X-Large (46-48) XX-Large (50-52)

The Spiritual Legacy of an American LegendTo turn the written Word into the spoken Word has long been my dream. As I read the words of the Lord I prayed to feel and show only His love with a clear deliverance of His messages, constantly aware that He is speaking to me, and that when I am reading His words, I am not Him.I chose the New King James Version because it retains much of the beauty and classic prose and poetry of the original King James Version, yet is easily understood by those who might have said, 'I've read the Bible but don't understand it.'Give it a try and share with me a new dimension of blessing in the spoken Word.Features include: Entire NKJV New Testament on 16 audio compact discs16 full-color Johnny and June Carter Cash photographs on double slipcase

PAYMENT FAQs SHIPPING FAQs RETURNS FAQs ABOUT US CONTACT US Johnny Cash Man In Black T-Shirt 4XL This black T-shirt features a letterpress poster style front screen image of "The Man In Black" Johnny Cash. 100% cotton Wash cold; dry medium Imported Listed in men's sizes SKU: 904236 PAYMENT SHIPPING RETURNS We accept payment via PayPal only. Click here for more info. All orders are processed Monday thru Friday and ship via Economy, Expedited or One-Day Shipping. Click here for more info. We hope

Interest in the Man in Black has grown since his death in 2003, with increased record sales, cover videos by groups like Nine Inch Nails, and the 2006 biopic Walk the Line cementing his fame. This book honors Cash by examining the many philosophical issues and concepts within his music. From the gender confusion of “A Boy Named Sue” to the ethics of "shooting a man just to watch him die,” philosophers who are fans of Johnny Cash explore the meaning and continuing importance of his work and legacy.