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Johnny Cash remains one of the most recognizable artists in the world. Starting in 1956, he released an album every year until his death in 2003. In addition to these albums, there were also some posthumous releases in the years after his death. From rockabilly to country, folk to comedy, gospel to classical, the prolific Cash touched them all. His hit singles crossed over from country to pop, as he transcended genres and became a superstar around the globe.
Cash skyrocketed from the beginning, flying through the '60s until he was one of the country's biggest stars by the end of the decade. Following his own muse through the '70s, Cash slowly faded commercially until he nearly disappeared in the '80s. Instead of giving up, he made an incredible late-career run in the '90s that took him into the new millennium, along the way collaborating with various contemporary rock and pop artists.
His offstage problems often overshadowed the music, and his addiction often takes center stage in the story, pushing the music off the page. But Johnny Cash FAQ celebrates the musical genius of Cash and takes a look at every album Cash released, the stories behind the hits, and how he sustained a fantastic nearly 50-year career.
Cash skyrocketed from the beginning, flying through the '60s until he was one of the country's biggest stars by the end of the decade. Following his own muse through the '70s, Cash slowly faded commercially until he nearly disappeared in the '80s. Instead of giving up, he made an incredible late-career run in the '90s that took him into the new millennium, along the way collaborating with various contemporary rock and pop artists.
His offstage problems often overshadowed the music, and his addiction often takes center stage in the story, pushing the music off the page. But Johnny Cash FAQ celebrates the musical genius of Cash and takes a look at every album Cash released, the stories behind the hits, and how he sustained a fantastic nearly 50-year career.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. Where Did All of the Old Songs Go? The Roots of Johnny Cash
- 2. We Were Just a Plain Ol’ Hillbilly Band: The Tennessee Two (and Three)
- 3. I Never Did Play Much Rock ’n’ Roll: The Sun Years
- 4. Country Boy, Ain’t Got No Blues: Sun LPs and EPs
- 5. He Changed His Clothes and Shined His Boots: Columbia 1959
- 6. One Day on the Hit Parade: The 1950s #1s
- 7. When Papa Played the Dobro This A-Way: Columbia 1960–62
- 8. You’re the One I Need: June Carter Cash
- 9. I Hate to Beg like a Dog for a Bone: Columbia 1963
- 10. As Long as the Moon Shall Rise: Columbia 1964
- 11. My Best Unbeaten Brother: Cash and Dylan
- 12. Pied Piper of the Desert, Roll On to the Sea: Columbia 1965
- 13. It’s the Song, the Sign of the Weary: Concept Albums
- 14. You Know the Only Song I Ever Learned to Play: Columbia 1966
- 15. You a Long-Legged Guitar Pickin’ Man: Columbia 1967–69
- 16. Gotta Sleep on the Floor Once More at City Jail: Prison Albums
- 17. There’s a Lot of Strange Men in Cell Block Ten: Inmates
- 18. But It Isn’t My Masterpiece: The 1960s #1s
- 19. Keep the Chilly Wind Off My Guitar: Columbia 1970
- 20. A Cowboy Met a Fiery Carny Queen: Columbia 1971
- 21. Stay Away from Crazy Horse: Columbia 1972
- 22. I’m Doin’ All Right for Country Trash: Columbia 1973
- 23. I Like My Honey from the Hives of Home: Columbia 1974
- 24. All of My Songs Remain Unsung: Columbia 1975
- 25. Get Your Dark Clouds off of Me: Columbia 1976
- 26. I Woke Up This Morning with a Song in My Heart: Columbia 1977
- 27. Baby, I Will Rock and Roll with You: Columbia 1978
- 28. No Fools, No Fun, Bull Rider: Columbia 1979
- 29. Lately I’ve Been Leanin’ Toward the Blues: The 1970s #1s
- 30. Her Body Was Made like a Song to Be Played: Columbia 1980
- 31. Sometimes I Go Crazy, Sometimes I Go Sane: Columbia 1981
- 32. John Taught Me a Whole Lot About Country Music: Columbia 1982
- 33. I Tell You Folks I’m Ragged but I’m Right: Columbia 1983
- 34. Warm Up My Limousine, Take Me to the Top of Some Ol’ Mountain: Columbia 1984
- 35. Like Desperados Waiting for a Train: The Highwaymen
- 36. You Know All the Songs as Well as I Do: Columbia 1985
- 37. Ain’t Gonna Hobo No More: Columbia 1986
- 38. The Time Has Come to Sing a Traveling Song: The 1980s #1
- 39. Sometimes I Reckon I Got Here Too Soon: The Mercury Years, 1987–91
- 40. I Went Out Walking Under an Atomic Sky: Back to Youth, 1991–93
- 41. I’m Gonna Break My Rusty Cage and Run: American 1993–95
- 42. Through Glasses Dark as These: American 1996–99
- 43. There Were Songs Before There Was Radio: American 2000–01
- 44. Voices Callin’, Voices Cryin’: American 2002–03
- 45. You Are a Shining Path: American: 2004–10
- 46. Christmas Times A-Comin’: Christmas in Cash-land
- 47. I’ll Go Somewhere and Sing My Songs Again: Posthumous Releases
- 48. Up Front There Ought to Be a Man in Black: Concert Videos
- 49. Till the Lord Comes and Calls Me Away: Gospel Recordings
- Selected Bibliography