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Record LabelBMG Rights Managemen, Bgrt

UPC4050538675139

eBay Product ID (ePID)12048594012

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2022

GenreCountry

ArtistCash, Johnny

Release TitleBear's Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash, at the Carousel Ballroom, April 24 1968

Dimensions

Item Height1.16 in

Item Weight2.69 lb

Item Length12.46 in

Item Width12.36 in

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Number of Tracks22

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Cocaine Blues (Live) 1.2 Long Black Veil (Live) 1.3 Going to Memphis (Live) 1.4 The Ballad of Ira Hayes (Live) 1.5 Rock Island Line (Live) 2.1 Guess Things Happen That Way (Live) 2.2 One Too Many Mornings (Live) 2.3 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Live) 2.4 Give My Love to Rose (Live) 2.5 Green, Green Grass of Home (Live) 2.6 Old Apache Squaw (Live) 2.7 Lorena (Live) 3.1 Forty Shades of Green (Live) 3.2 Bad News (Live) 3.3 Jackson (Live) - By Johnny Cash ; June Carter Cash 3.4 Tall Lover Man (Live) - By Johnny Cash ; June Carter Cash 3.5 June Carter Medley (Live) 4.1 Long Legged Guitar Pickin' Man (Live) - By Johnny Cash ; June Carter Cash 4.2 Ring of Fire (Live) 4.3 Big River (Live) 4.4 Don't Take Your Guns to Town (Live) 4.5 I Walk the Line (Live)

Number of Discs2

NotesJohnny Cash - Bear's Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash, At the Carousel Ballroom, April 24, 1968 (Limited Edition)-After a tumultuous 1967 for JOHNNY CASH, the year 1968 was bookended by what would become his two iconic, highest-grossing albums, At Folsom Prison and At San Quentin. But now, fifty-three years later, a lost chapter has emerged to enrich and complement the story of that very good year. JOHNNY CASH AT THE CAROUSEL BALLROOM, recorded on April 24, 1968, captures the man in black at the height of his charismatic powers. Confidently departing from the more formalized setlist he'd been doing, we hear him in playful and powerful dialogue with his new bride June Carter and his longtime musicians-guitarist Luther Perkins, bassist Marshall Grant and drummer W.S. Holland-connecting with an audience more accustomed to the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane. What makes the performance even more significant is that it was recorded by the innovative sound wizard Owsley "Bear" Stanley in a verité style that startles with a clarity and dimension missing from the two more well-known releases. In 1968, it was just another entry in Bear's continuing "sonic journal" of recorded shows, a means to keep improving his art. But thirty years later, Stanley would recognize it as one of a handful of the most significant performances he'd captured and there began it's journey to a commercial release. LIMITED EDITION DELUXE BOX SET featuring: a vintage JOHNNY CASH COMIC BOOK, COLORED VINYL, ORIGINAL CONCERT POSTER AND MORE. • Extensive liner notes include musings on Johnny Cash from contributors John Carter Cash, Bob Weir, and Dave Schools.