Disc 1:It Ain`t Me, BabeJacksonLong-Legged Guitar Pickin` ManOh, What A Good Thing We HadDarlin` CompanionIf I Were A Carpenter`Cause I Love YouLoving Gift, TheHelp Me Make It Through The Nigh…
Disc 1:It Ain`t Me, Babe – (with Johnny Cash)Jackson – (with Johnny Cash)Long-Legged Guitar Pickin` Man – (with Johnny Cash)Oh, What A Good Thing We Had – (with Johnny Cash)Darlin` Companion – (with Johnny Cash)…
Disc 1:Diamonds in the RoughRing of FireFar Side Banks of Jordan, TheLosin` YouGatsby`s RestaurantWings of AngelsL&N Don`t Stop Here Anymore, TheOnce Before I DieI Used to Be SomebodyTall…
Presents a life of the country music musician and songwriter, from her childhood performances as part of the Carter family singers to her relationship and marriage to Johnny Cash.
Disc 1:Ring Of FireSunday Mornin` Comin` DownI Walk The LineFolsom Prison BluesUnderstand Your ManBig RiverI Still Miss SomeoneJackson – (with June Carter)Boy Named Sue, AOne Piece At A T…
The Carter Family was the most influential group in country music history. This book salutes them, assembling 11 of their most popular songs, many photos and an extensive biography by Johnny Cash, who is married to June Carter-Cash. Songs include: Engi…
Annie Leibovitz has shot some of the most memorable and iconic images of the last few decades, including photographs of George W. Bush with his cabinet, Johnny Cash on the porch with June Carter, a shirtless vampiric Mick Jagger, a moist, bejeweled, an…
Primarily the story of the love that grew between country stars Johnny Cash and June Carter during the early years of Cash`s career, WALK THE LINE is the result of intense collaboration between director James Mangold, co-writer Gill Dennis, Johnny Ca…
Draws on 150 firsthand interviews with country-music stars to share behind-the-scenes stories that took place at the Grand Ole Opry, from the romance between Johnny Cash and June Carter and the Christmas day death of Willie Nelson`s son to the events t…
In June 2010, Michael Hastings published an article in Rolling Stone that made headlines around the world: In ?The Runaway General,? he reported on a week he spent in Europe with General Stanley McChrystal, the revered soldier in charge of the war…
Disc 1:I Still Miss Someone – Johnny CashSinging the Blues – Marty RobbinsCharlie`s Shoes – Billy WalkerDevil Woman – Marty RobbinsRing of Fire – Johnny CashJackson – Johnny Cash/June Carter CashWound T…
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Gold Disc pressing! Country music’s First Couple, Johnny Cash and June Carter began making beautiful music together in 1961, when she began touring with “The Man in Black.” Born into one of America’s great musical families in the 1920s, the Carter Family
Because she rarely recorded under her own name, a tribute to the late June Carter Cash by default also stands as a tribute to her genealogy: several of the songs among the dozen here were recorded by June with her late husband, Johnny Cash, or by country
Disc 1:Diamonds in the RoughRing of FireFar Side Banks of Jordan, TheLosin` YouGatsby`s RestaurantWings of AngelsL&N Don`t Stop Here Anymore, TheOnce Before I DieI Used to Be SomebodyTall Lover ManTiffany Anastasia LoweMeeting in the AirWill the Circle Be Unbroken
2009 two CD collection from Country Music’s greatest couple. Johnny Cash was once infamous for his drug addiction and law breaking lifestyle. June Carter became his salvation from that life and they became absolutely devoted to one another. Their best mus
Track Listing:Keep On The Sunny Side – (with The Original Carter Family)Oh! SusannahRoot Hog Or Die – (with Mother Maybelle& The Carter Sisters)Baby It's Cold Outside – (with Homer& Jethro)Country Girl – (with Homer& Jethro)Foggy Mountain Top – (with Mother Maybelle& The Carter Sisters)Fair And Tender Ladies – (with Mother Maybelle& The Carter Sisters)He's Solid Gone – (with Mother Maybelle& The Carter Sisters)Juke Box BluesNo Swallering PlaceLove Oh Crazy Love – (with Carl Smith)He Went Slipping Around – (with The Carter Sisters)Well I Guess I Told You Off – (with The Carter Sisters)Strange WomanHeelHow Did You Get Away From MeTall LovermanWithout A Love To Call My OwnRing Of Fire – (with The Carter Family)Keep On The Sunnyside – (with The Carter Family/Johnny Cash)Jackson – (with Johnny Cash)If I Were A Carpenter – (with Johnny Cash)Loving Gift – (with Johnny Cash)Good ManOle SlewfootLosing YouShadow Of A LadyGatsby's RestaurantOnce Before I Die – (with Jerry Hensley)L&N Don't Stop Here AnymoreEast Virginia BluesGoneAppalachian PrideI Love You SweetheartAnother Broken Hearted GirlSong To JohnFar Side Banks Of Jordan – (with Johnny Cash)Diamonds In The Rough – (with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band)Will The Circle Be UnbrokenKeep On The Sunnyside
The Carter Family was the most influential group in country music history. This book salutes them, assembling 11 of their most popular songs, many photos and an extensive biography by Johnny Cash, who is married to June Carter-Cash. Songs include: Engine
This compilation combines recordings from 1940 by the original Carter Family — A.P. Carter, his wife Sara, and his sister-in-law Maybelle — with recordings made by an extended family of Carter-related performers including: the group the Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle (consisting of Maybelle and her daughters, Anita, Helen, and June Carter), who were sometimes billed as the Carter Family; Johnny Cash (whose second wife was June Carter); and Rosanne Cash (Cash’s daughter by his first wife). All of these later performers wound up on Columbia Records in the 1960s and ’70s, and they recorded together in various combinations so that, for example, “the Carter Family with Johnny Cash” made the country Top 40 in 1972 with “The World Needs a Melody,” included here. Another country Top 40 hit was “A Song to Mama” from 1971, a narration by Cash with the Carters providing backup. Sara and Maybelle also got together for an album for Columbia, from which “The Ship That Never Returned” is excerpted. Of course, none of this material ranks with the handful of songs by the original Carters, and sometimes the segues can be jarring, as when the 1940 recording of “Behind Those Stone Walls” gives way to a Carter Sisters cover of Cash’s “I Walk the Line.” But the album gives a sense of the breadth of talent in the Carters, their progeny, and their in-laws and stepchildren. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
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