Johnny Cash Sings Hank Williams (CD)

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Jeff Hunt 05/28/2010

Johnny Cash Sings Hank Williams, released in 1960, is Johnny Cash’s seventh record, and his fourth for Sun. Even though he signed to Columbia in 1957, Sun retained the rights to whatever they had in their vaults. Cash was already big on the country charts, and starting to crossover into the pop charts. Sam Philips knew a good deal when he heard it, and who doesn’t like Hank Williams? Although, they should have called this Johnny Cash Sings Hank Williams, Sort Of, because only the first four tracks are Hank. The rest are Cash tunes, including retreads of “Folsom Prison Blues” and “I Walk the Line,” which is also on Sun’s first two Cash LPs.

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Disc 1 Titles	Artist	Length
1. I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love With You)	Johnny Cash	01:46
2. You Win Again	Johnny Cash	02:18
3. Hey, Good Lookin'	Johnny Cash	01:41
4. I Could Never Be Ashamed of You	Johnny Cash	02:15
5. Next in Line	Johnny Cash	02:49
6. Straight A's in Love	Johnny Cash	02:16
7. Folsom Prison Blues	Johnny Cash	02:50
8. Give My Love to Rose	Johnny Cash	02:46
9. I Walk the Line	Johnny Cash	02:47
10. I Love You Because	Johnny Cash	02:28
11. Come in Stranger	Johnny Cash	01:42
12. Mean Eyed Cat	Johnny Cash	02:32
13. Cold, Cold Heart	Johnny Cash	02:22
14. (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle	Johnny Cash	02:26
15. Come in Stranger	Johnny Cash	02:01
16. Wide Open Road	Johnny Cash	01:49
17. I Love You Because	Johnny Cash	02:26

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