Water from the Wells of Home is the 75th album by Johnny Cash, released on Mercury Records in 1988. It features several collaborations with other artists, including "New Moon Over Jamaica" with Paul... more

Johnny reunited with Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins on this 1986 album that looked back with wonder to 1955, when they (and Elvis) were young hopefuls on the Sun label. This... more

Johnny's last Mercury LP ('91) derives from then-recent recordings as well as tracks recorded during his first Mercury session (for 1986's "Johnny Cash Is Coming to Town"). New versions of his old... more

Johnny was in excellent voice on this 1990 album featuring his own songs ("A Backstage Pass," "Farmer's Almanac") plus "Hidden Shame" (written for him by Elvis Costello), Johnny's own take on Harry... more

On his Mercury debut (1987), Johnny put his own masterful spin on songs by Elvis Costello ("The Big Light"), Guy Clark ("Let Him Roll") and Tennessee Ernie Ford ("Sixteen Tons"). This Top 40 country... more

Fans were treated to hi-fi re-records of Johnny's Sun and Columbia classics on this 1988 album, which returns now on double 180-gram vinyl. Johnny sounds stellar on these: "I Walk the Line," "Ring of... 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

12 straight-shootin' classics from the most adventuresome man in country music. Includes greats such as I Walk the Line; Folsom Prison Blues; Cry, Cry, Cry; I Still Miss Someone; The Night Hank... more