Johnny Cash recorded an album's worth of self-penned songs in 1993. Shortly thereafter, he released the American Recordings albums and re-established himself as one of the world's greatest... more

Johnny Cash + string orchestra? Actually, it's an inspired idea, as Johnny's flair for the dramatic and his deep, rich voice blend beautifully with understated orchestrations by arranger Robin A.... more

Johnny left Sun for Columbia in '58, but you'd better believe that the label that broke him was going to mine their vaults for "Cash" for years. This 62-track set collects every Cash classic that Sun... more

For nearly 60 years, the words of Johnny Cash have reached across cultural, spiritual and ideological borders. He was not only a singer of great songs, but a teller of universal hard truths about... more

Johnny Cash AT SAN QUENTIN (THE COMPLETE 1969 CONCERT)

That title has "'50s" written all over it, doesn't it? This is Johnny's debut LP ('57), it was also the first full-length album released by Sun Records. It's a hit-filled classic, too: "I Walk the... more

In the wake of "At Folsom Prison," "At San Quentin," TV's "The Johnny Cash Show" and continuing chart smashes, Cash was riding high when this show was recorded for Danish TV. Joined by his Tennessee... more

By the mid-1970s, Johnny Cash had an enormous catalog of classics upon which to draw for his live performances. Backed by the Tennessee Three, he offers a wealth of them on this October 2, 1976,... more

Cash Johnny - Greatest: Gospel Songs As part of Columbia/Legacy's ongoing celebration of Johnny Cash's 80th Birthday in 2012, the label assembled a series of compilations "The Greatest." Gospel Songs... more

Since Johnny's passing, we've all learned to greet "lost Cash recordings" with skepticism, knowing full well that they'll most likely be populated with alternate takes or different versions of... more

If that price tag made you do a double-take, just consider what's here: nothing less than one of the greatest collected bodies of work in the history of American music (not just country music). In... more

An even more 'country' side of the great Johnny Cash. Includes Johnny's country classics like I Walk the Line, I Still Miss Someone, Wabash Cannonball, Ring of Fire, Jackson and Man in Black.

Johnny Cash had just married a woman from Texas named Vivian Leberto and moved to Memphis when he formed a little country trio with guitarist Luther Perkins and bassist Marshall Grant, and eventually... more

The title says it all! Johnny's 19 chart-topping hits together in a stellar compilation! The CD includes the undisputed classics "I Walk the Line," "A Boy Named Sue," a legendary live performance of... more

Excellent collection of hits and classics from the early days.

In 1955, at the dawn of his long career, Sun Records president Sam Phillips sent Johnny Cash to a nearby photographer, William Speer. Cash was fortunate because Speer was an innovative craftsman,... more

3 of the top selling titles in the series are now available as CD+DVD combos at a special low price. Entire performance on both CD and DVD. Over 1.5 million LIVE FROM AUSTIN TX titles scanned. Tracks... more

The Sun smashes, Columbia classics and more! You get Johnny's hits "I Walk the Line," "Folsom Prison Blues," "Ring of Fire," "Don't Take Your Guns to Town," "A Boy Named Sue" (live), "Flesh and... more

Most collections cover Cash's Sun and Columbia cuts; this CD collects his best for Mercury in the '80s: his hit The Night Hank Williams Came to Town plus Wanted Man; Sixteen Tons; Cat's in the... more

Johnny died three months after these songs were recorded (during the Hundred Highways sessions). Through tears of grief (at the loss of June) but also a deeply felt gratitude for the gift of life, he... more