Songtexte Opening announcements from Hugh Cherry (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Johnny Cash
Thank
you
very
much
gentleman
We
like
to
thank
you
and
the
warden
and
Coach
Kelly
For
the
opportunity
of
coming
here
and
recording
an
album
My
name
is
Hugh
Cherry,
I'm
a
radio
man
from
Downey,
Los
Angeles
And
a
along
the
way
as
you
probably
know
Johnny
Cash
will
be
recording
an
album
here
And
there
is
pretty
obvious
reason
for
it
well
the
most
important
is
that
John
has
written
a
lot
of
songs
that
have
dealt
with
prison
And
he
wanted
to
do
an
album
that
has
the
feel
of
the
men
in
it
The
songs
that
with
which
they
can
identify
And
a
along
the
way
if
you
hear
something
you
like
we
want
you
to
respond
We
want
you
to
react
and
whatever
manner
you
are
motivated
to
do
If
you
like
it
you
let
us
know
And
I
kinda
imagine
along
the
way
you'll
find
some
things
which
you
gonna
like
John
brought
his
entire
act
with
him
And
he
brought
some
very
very
talented
people
Among
of
us
gentleman
who
wrote
quite
a
number
the
first
song
That
with
which
Elvis
Presley
gained
international
popularity
Not
the
least
of
which
was
Blue
Suede
Shoes
Here's
Mr.
Carl
Perkins

1 Matchbox (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
2 Blue Suede Shoes (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
3 The Old Spinning Wheel (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
4 Opening announcements from Hugh Cherry (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
5 Blue Suede Shoes (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
6 This Ole House (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
7 Announcements and Johnny Cash intro from Hugh Cherry (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
8 Folsom Prison Blues (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
9 Busted (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
10 Dark As A Dungeon (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
11 I Still Miss Someone (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
12 Cocaine Blues (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
13 25 Minutes To Go (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
14 I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
15 Orange Blossom Special (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
16 The Long Black Veil (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
17 Send A Picture Of Mother (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
18 The Wall (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
19 Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
20 Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
21 Joe Bean (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
22 Jackson (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
23 I Got A Woman (with June Carter) (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
24 The Legend Of John Henry's Hammer (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
25 June's Poem (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
26 Green, Green Grass Of Home (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
27 Greystone Chapel (Live: January, 13, 1968) - Live
28 Closing Theme and announcements (Live: January, 13, 1968)
29 Opening announcements from Hugh Cherry (Live: January, 14, 1968)
30 You Can't Have Your Kate And Edith, Too (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
31 Flowers On The Wall (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
32 How Great Thou Art (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
33 Announcements and Johnny Cash intro from Hugh Cherry (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
34 Folsom Prison Blues (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
35 Busted (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
36 Dark As A Dungeon (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
37 Cocaine Blues (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
38 25 Minutes To Go (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
39 Orange Blossom Special (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
40 The Legend Of John Henry's Hammer (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
41 Give My Love To Rose (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
42 Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
43 Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
44 Joe Bean (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
45 Jackson (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live with June Carter
46 Long-Legged Guitar Pickin' Man (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
47 I Got Stripes (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
48 Green, Green Grass Of Home (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
49 Greystone Chapel (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
50 Hugh Cherry introduces Johnny's father and closing announcements (Live: January, 14, 1968) - Live
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