Johnny Cash - Man In Black 1954-1958 5xCD
- You're My Baby
- My Treasure
- Hey Porter
- Folsom Prison Blues
- Wide Open Road
- My Two Timin' Woman
- Cry, Cry, Cry
- Port of Lonely Hearts
- I Couldn't Keep from Crying
- New Mexico
- So Doggone Lonesome
- Mean Eyed Cat
- Luther Played the Boogie
- Rock and Roll Ruby
- I Walk the Line
- Brakeman's Blues (Incomplete)
- Get Rhythm
- Train of Love
- There You Go
- One More Ride (Incomplete)
- I Love You Because
- Goodbye Little Darling
- Straight A's in Love
- Next in Line
- Don't Make Me Go
- Home of the Blues (Undubbed Master)
- Give My Love to Rose
- Home of the Blues (Overdubbed Master)
- Rock Island Line
- Wreck of the Old 97
- Belshazzar
- Country Boy
- Leave That Junk Alone
- Doin' My Time
- If the Good Lord's Willing
- I Heard That Lonesome Whistle Blow
- I Was There When It Happened
- Remember Me
- Big River
- Ballad of a Teenage Queen
- Goodnight Irene
- Come in Stranger
- Guess Things Happen That Way (Undub. Master)
- Oh, Lonesome Me (Undubbed Master)
- Guess Things Happen That Way
- Oh, Lonesome Me (Overdubbed Master)
- Sugartime
- Born to Lose (Undubbed Master)
- You're the Nearest Thing to Heaven
- Born to Lose
- Sugartime (Overdubbed Master)
- Story of a Broken Heart
- Always Alone (Incomplete)
- Always Alone
- False Starts to Story of a Broken Heart
- You Tell Me
- Life Goes on
- You Win Again
- I Could Never Be Ashamed of You
- Hey Good Lookin'
- I Can't Help It
- Cold Cold Heart
- Blue Train
- Katy Too
- The Ways of a Woman in Love
- Fools Hall of Fame
- Thanks a Lot
- It's Just About Time
- I Forgot to Remember to Forget
- I Just Thought You'd Like to Know
- Down the Street to 301
- I'll Remember You
- Drink to Me
- What Do I Care
- Suppertime
- It Was Jesus
- Oh What a Dream
- Mama's Baby
- The Troubadour
- Run Soflty Blue River
- All Over Again
- That's All Over
- Frankie's Man Johnnie
- Fool's Hall of Fame
- Walkin' the Blues
- Lead Me Father
- That's Enough
- I Still Miss Someone
- One More Ride
- Pickin' Time
- Don't Take Your Guns to Town
- I'd Rather Die Young
- The Shepherd of My Heart
- Cold Shoulder
- Lead Me Father (Takes 1-4)
- Lead Me Father (Takes 5-9)
- Lead Me Father (Takes 10-12)
- Lead Me Father (Master-Take 13)
- That's Enough (Takes 1-3)
- That's Enough (Master-Take 4)
- I Still Miss Someone (Takes 1-5)
- I Still Miss Someone (Takes 6-8)
- I Still Miss Someone (Takes 9-10)
- I Still Miss Someone (Master-Take 11)
- One More Ride (Takes 1-4)
- One More Ride (Takes 5-11)
- One More Ride (Master-Take 12)
- Pickin' Time (Takes 1-2)
- Pickin' Time (Master-Take 3)
- Don't Take Your Guns to Town (Takes 1-4)
- Don't Take Your Guns to Town (Takes 5-6)
- Don't Take Your Guns to Town (Master)
- I'd Rather Die Young (Take 1)
- I'd Rather Die Young (Master-Take 2)
- The Shepherd of My Heart (Takes 1-2)
- The Shepherd of My Heart (Master-Take 3)
- Cold Shoulder (Master-Take 1)
- Cold Shoulder (Master-Take 2)
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Country
- Discs
- 5
- Tracks
- 118
- Pressing
- Box Set
It has been the most remarkable career in modern country music. 'Nobody But Nobody More Original Than Johnny Cash' was the slogan they coined in the '60s, and it was nothing less than the truth. Our retrospective (1954-1958) starts with the Sun recordings. They are on countless compilations - endlessly duplicated and overdubbed - but here, they're complete, undubbed and in premium sound quality for the first time. There are even some unissued performances.The set is rounded out with Johnny's first recordings for Columbia including I Still Miss Someone and Don't Take Your Guns To Town.The fifth CD is a complete Columbia session (false starts, chatter and out-takes).
- Format
- Comic Book
- Published
- September 8, 2026
- Publisher
- Z2 Comics
Includes: (1) copy of "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" comic book
In 1976, the legendary Johnny Cash, recognizing the power that the comic medium had to reach a younger audience, wrote a comic book biography titled HELLO, I'M JOHNNY CASH. This comic told Johnny's life story: his childhood, rise to stardom, struggles with fame, and ultimately, the redemption he found. This historical release has been out of print for decades. Now, celebrating the 50th anniversary of its initial release, and coinciding with Local Comic Shop Day and New York Comic Con, Z2 and The Johnny Cash estate have teamed up to make the Man in Black's seminal comic available once again with covers by original artist Al Hartley, as well as Chip Kidd and Tim Bradstreet.
Credits
Written by Johnny Cash with Billy Zeoli, with art by Al Hartley
Cover by Al Hartley
