JOHNNY CASH - At San Quentin LP experimental I became intrigued by the

I became intrigued by the question: What kind of culture could produce such radical yet beautiful music

the songwriter is at his strongest

and the John Hurt influence

from the poison-tipped string parts and Eno-esque engineering of “So Nice” to the groove-locked Krautrock inclinations of “Lupine Dominus

Colombia are reissuing Legacy Editions of a whole brace of classic Bob Dylan albums

JOHNNY CASH - At San Quentin LP experimental I became intrigued by theHighly recommended. Is there anyone in music history who has offered TWO live albums only a year apart that were essential to a record collection? The Man in Black released 'At Folsom Prison' in 1968 and turned right around and churned out 'At San Quentin' in 1969. Extraordinary! The songs "I Walk the Line", "A Boy Named Sue" and a reprise of "Folsom Prison Blues" are worth the price of admission alone. Johnny Cash was a unique icon in American music