FLAC (tracks) | Country | 02:19:59 | 3CD | 826 MbTracklist:CD101. Johnny Cash – You’re The Nearest Thing To Heaven02. Johnny Cash – Rock Island Line03. Johnny Cash – Cold Cold Heart04. Johnny Cash – Folsom Prison Blues05. Johnny Cash – Hey Good Lookin’06. Johnny Cash – I Love You Because07. Johnny Cash – Just About Time08. Johnny Cash – Straight As In Love09. Johnny Cash – I Just Thought You’ld Like To Know10. Johnny Cash – Goodbye Little Darling11. Johnny Cash – I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You12. Johnny Cash – Next In Line13. Johnny Cash – Port Of Lonely Hearts14. Johnny Cash – Sugartime15. Johnny Cash – There You Go16. Johnny Cash – Two Timin’ Women17. Johnny Cash – Big River18. Johnny Cash – Ballad Of A Teenage QueenCD201. Johnny Cash – Frankie And Johnny02. Johnny Cash – I Still Miss Someone03. Johnny Cash – The Old Account04. Johnny Cash – Five Feet And Rising05. Johnny Cash – Pickin’ Time06. Johnny Cash – I Called Him07. Johnny Cash – Snow In His Hair08. Johnny Cash – Clementine09. Johnny Cash – The Great Speckled Bird10. Johnny Cash – Suppertime11. Johnny Cash – These Things Shall Pass12. Johnny Cash – He’ll Be A Friend13. Johnny Cash – The Man On The Hill14. Johnny Cash – It Could Be You15. Johnny Cash – I Got Stripes16. Johnny Cash – That’s All Over17. Johnny Cash – Mama’s Baby18. Johnny Cash – I Saw A Man19. Johnny Cash – I’ll Remember You20. Johnny Cash – Don’t Step On Mother’s Roses21. Johnny Cash – It Was Jesus22. Johnny Cash – Walkin’ The BluesCD301. Johnny Cash – Run Softly, Blue River02. Johnny Cash – Drink To Me03. Johnny Cash – Don’t Take Your Guns To Town04. Johnny Cash – Hank And Joe And Me05. Johnny Cash – Swing Low, Sweet Chariot06. Johnny Cash – The Troubadour07. Johnny Cash – I Want To Go Home08. Johnny Cash – Are The Children In09. Johnny Cash – Old Apache Squaw10. Johnny Cash – Oh What A Dream11. Johnny Cash – My Grandfather’s Clock12. Johnny Cash – One More Ride13. Johnny Cash – Lead Me Gently Home14. Johnny Cash – The Caretaker15. Johnny Cash – It Was Jesus16. Johnny Cash – Lead Me, Father17. Johnny Cash – God Will18. Johnny Cash – Cold Shoulder19. Johnny Cash – I’d Rather Die Young20. Johnny Cash – Shepherd Of My Heart21. Johnny Cash – Oh What A Dream22. Johnny Cash – That’s Enough23. Johnny Cash – Fool’s Hall Of FameJohnny Cash was one of the most imposing and influential figures in post-World War II country music.

With his deep, resonant baritone and spare percussive guitar, he had a basic, distinctive sound.

Cash didn’t sound like Nashville, nor did he sound like honky tonk or rock & roll.

He created his own subgenre, falling halfway between the blunt emotional honesty of folk, the rebelliousness of rock & roll, and the world-weariness of country.

Cash’s career coincided with the birth of rock & roll, and his rebellious attitude and simple, direct musical attack shared a lot of similarities with rock.

However, there was a deep sense of history as he would later illustrate with his series of historical albums that kept him forever tied with country.

And he was one of country music’s biggest stars of the ’50s and ’60s, scoring well over 100 hit singles.