Collection (At Folsom Prison/at... [Long Box]

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The Collection includes 3 separate albums: AT FOLSOM PRISON (1968)/AT SAN QUENTIN (1969)/AMERICA: A 200 YEAR SALUTE IN STORY AND SONG (1972). Contains AT FOLSOM PRISON (1968)/AT SAN QUENTIN (1969)/AMERICA: A 200-YEAR SALUTE IN STORY & SONG(1972). Personnel: Johnny Cash (vocals, guitar); June Carter Cash, The Carter Family, The Statler Brothers (vocals); Bob Wootton (electric guitar, gut-string guitar); Luther Perkins, Carl Perkins (electric guitar); Norman Blake (gut-string guitar, banjo); Red Lane (gut-string guitar); Charlie McCoy (harmonica); Chuck Cochran (piano); W.S. Holland (drums); Mark Morris (percussion). Audio Mixer: Vic Anesini. Liner Note Authors: Johnny Cash; June Carter Cash; Marty Stuart; Steve Earle; Lou Robin. Recording information: 01/13/1968/??/??/1972. Photographers: Jim Marshall ; Al Clayton. Arrangers: Johnny Cash; B. Johnson; Nancy Blake. A three-CD budget-priced introduction to the work of one of America's greatest country singers, THE COLLECTION features two of Johnny Cash's prison concerts at Folsom and San Quentin, and his salute to 200 years of American history, AMERICA. On FOLSOM, Cash performs lesser-known songs, like "Send a Picture of Mother," haunting country standards like "Dark as a Dungeon," and outlaw songs like "Cocaine Blues," to a rapt audience that hangs on every word. In AT SAN QUENTIN, the material is balanced between established favorites and new material, including "Wanted Man," co-written with Bob Dylan, and the lighthearted hit "A Boy Named Sue." Cash's AMERICA is a catalogue of key events in the development of the nation, whose songs are interspersed with a running commentary by the artist in a style that's half old-time raconteur, half grass-roots educator.
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