With His Hot And Blue Guitar / Sings The Songs That Made Him Famous - Johnny Cash - Music - VINYL PASSION - 8719039003389 - May 17, 2018
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*'With His Hot And Blue Guitar'* is the debut album by American country star **Johnny Cash**, released on October 11, 1957. The album contained four of his hit singles: *'I Walk the Line,'* *'Cry! Cry! Cry!,'* *'So Doggone Lonesome,'* and *'Folsom Prison Blues.'* *'Sings The Songs That Made Him Famous'* is **Johnny Cash** second album and is wall-to-wall classic early Cash's, and wall-to-wall hit singles. Eleven of the original twelve tracks (everything except for a cover of *Hank Williams*' *'I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love With You))'* hit the top-10 of the county charts.


SINGS THE SONGS THAT MADE HIM (BLUE & WHITE)

Media Music     VINYL     LP   (Vinyl)
Number of records 1
Released May 17, 2018
EAN/UPC 8719039003389
Label VINYL PASSION IMT9003389.1
Genre Country
Dimensions 320 × 312 × 6 mm   ·   261 g

Track list

    1. The Rock Island Line
    2. I Heard That Lonesome Whistle
    3. Country Boy
    4. If the Good Lord's Willing
    5. Cry, Cry, Cry
    6. Remember Me
    7. So Doggone Lonesome
    8. I Was There when It Happened
    9. I Walk the Line
    10. The Wreck of Old '97
    11. Folsom Prison Blues
    12. Doin' My Time
    13. Ballad of a Teenage Queen
    14. There You Go
    15. Don't Make Me Go
    16. Guess Things Happen That Way
    17. Train of Love
    18. The Ways of a Woman in Love
    19. Next in Line
    20. You're the Nearest Thing to Heaven
    21. I Can't Help It
    22. Home of the Blues
    23. Big River
    24. Get Rhythm

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