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Stream the title track and one of Johnny’s classics:

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JOHNNY CASH – AT SAN QUENTIN: LEGACY EDITION
(recorded Feb. 24, 1969; originally issued June 1969)

Disc One:

Carl Perkins

1. * Blue Suede Shoes

The Statler Brothers

2. * Flowers On The Wall

The Carter Family

3. * The Last Thing On My Mind

June Carter Cash

4. * June Carter Cash talks to the audience
5. * Wildwood Flower

Johnny Cash

6. # Big River
7. # I Still Miss Someone
8. Wreck Of The Old 97
9. I Walk The Line
10. * Medley: The Long Black Veil/Give My Love To Rose
11. Folsom Prison Blues
12. * Orange Blossom Special

Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash

13. * Jackson
14. Darlin’ Companion

The Carter Family

15. * Break My Mind

Johnny Cash

16. # I Don’t Know Where I’m Bound
17. Starkville City Jail

Disc Two:

Johnny Cash

1. San Quentin
2. San Quentin
3. Wanted Man

Carl Perkins

4. * Restless

Johnny Cash

5. A Boy Named Sue
6. * Blistered
7. (There’ll Be) Peace In The Valley

Carl Perkins

8. * The Outside Looking In

The Statler Brothers

9. * Less Of Me

Johnny Cash with the Carter Family

10. # Ring Of Fire

Johnny Cash with the Carter Family, the Statler Brothers, and Carl Perkins

11. # He Turned The Water Into Wine
12. # Daddy Sang Bass
13. # The Old Account Was Settled Long Ago
14. # Closing medley: Folsom Prison Blues/I Walk The Line/Ring of Fire/The Rebel-Johnny Yuma

# indicates track restored on 2000 expanded edition.
* indicates previously unissued track.

Disc Three (DVD): Johnny Cash – In San Quentin

  • Original 1969 documentary produced by Granada TV in the U.K. Running time: approx. 60 minutes. Produced for reissue by Michael B. Borofsky.

Musicians:

Johnny Cash – vocal, guitar
June Carter Cash – vocal
Marshall Grant – bass
W.S. Holland – drums
Carl Perkins – electric guitar, vocal
Bob Wootton – electric guitar
The Carter Family (Mother Maybelle, Helen and Anita) – vocals, guitars
The Statler Brothers (Harold Reid, Don Reed, Phil Balsley, Lew Dewitt) – vocals

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  1. Worst idea ever: Having Jessica Simpson perform in a federal prison. Her horrible music will make inmates disgruntled … and her extreme sex appeal will make them wildly horny. Chances of being “assualted,” then beaten in the shower will go WAY up.

  2. This was a great package for them to put together, cant wait to see and hear it all! Boy named Sue is a classic!

  3. As for your question, i think i would want to see Willie Nelson if i was in the clink. 1. His music is nice and slow so it wouldnt get the inmates all riled up. 2. Good tunes like Whiskey River would remind me of when i used to be able to get drunk. 3. On the Road agian would give me hope for when i get out. 4. And maybe he could sneek in some cheeba for all us inmates 🙂

  4. If I was locked up I would want Merle Haggard there to play “Sing Me Back Home”. No one has written a better song about being in prison.

  5. paris hilton… becuase those people keep a movin and thats what tortures me… she fucks everything with two legs, gets caught withdrugs and since she has the wealth to free herself from her troubles shes free and clear… how many shots of cocaine does it take to keep you that skinny on an in and out burger diet… id hate to hear her sing me her songs of contrite self illusionment while i see my days slide by as stick of melting butter…

  6. least…least…wtf kind of question is that? Your blog sux 🙂 j/k

    Ok least is easy. I would least want to see NWA. The simple reason is that i am not sure i would survive the riot that would ensue following a pumped up version of F*** the Police.

  7. Jessica Simpson is a tough one to beat… but I wouldn’t want to see any woman perform. You would get way too excited to see a woman and most of them are terrible. It should be some good ole acoustic music from a guy that you can relate to. Johnny Cash was perfect… also dig garcia/kahn from oregon in 1982.

  8. Well, I love the man in Black and NO we are not talking about Richard Lewis who it seems cannot get a job anywhere these days. Anyway, Love the Cashman cause he braught it every night.

  9. The band I would least like to have perform given the described circumstances would be Chicago.
    The reasons are two fold.
    First, I cant stand there music and would have no way to avoid it based on my incarceration.
    Secondly, many people, with taste far different than mine, find the music of Chicago intoxicating and romantic.
    I would put much of the prison population in this group.
    The sexy results of this situation would be painful and dire for me!

  10. Loverboy would be horrendous to see if I was in prison. You know all the prisoners would be waiting for them to play Workin’ For The Weekend, and we would have to wait until the encore and sit through some tunes off the new album first. Plus, it might lead to an increase in headband wearing among the inmates which would make each day highly unbearable. There would be no way that dude in red leather pants would be able to escape from a jail alive. Finally, can you work for the weekend in prison?

  11. Englebert Humperdink.

    People with names anything like “humper” and “dink” should not be allowed anywhere near a prison. Add to it the lovely lesbian seagull song:

    To sound her mating call
    And soon her mate responds by singing
    Caw Caw Caw
    Come with me

    Lesbian Seagull

    Settle down and rest with me

    Fly with me lesbian seagull

    And you have the recipe for a riot.. right after half of the inmates have been brutally loved by the rest of the depressed denizens of the cells.

  12. LOL at Girardin Laughing out loud at himself 🙂

    can’t wait for this to hit the stores ! should be an amazing watch. thanks for the heads up Ace.

  13. I’m going to have to go with Andrea Bocelli for several reasons. His operatic romance-inside-you songs are just about the last thing I would want to hear in a pound-me-in-the-ass prison, and I’d have to think my fellow inmates would agree. Secondly, the guy sings primarily in Italian. How many life-sentenced criminals do you know who speak Italian? So as if the music wasn’t bad enough, we wouldn’t be able to understand what he was saying either. There’s also the fact that he’s a middle-aged guy which we all see enough of on a daily basis. And lastly, the guy is blind, so all of the energy we exert giving him the finger would go for naught.

  14. I am going with Kevin Federline. That guys sucks. At everything. He sucks so badly he made Britney Spears WORSE. That is some all time heavy duty suck-age. He’s an embarrassment to the United States. He should be sent to Guantanamo Bay for crimes against the U.S. pr strategy. I’ll celebrate the day somebody picks him off from a clock tower. That’s not a threat, that’s a wish.

  15. I’d have to say Yoko Ono. That screeching that she considers singing would make anybody want the electric chair.

  16. If I were in a “pound me up the ass” prison (hahahoohohaha!) I’d LEAST like to have Culture Club play, especially if anyone thought it was at my suggestion. “Do You Really Want to Hurt Me” has a whole new meaning at PMUTA prison… and I don’t want to see anyone’s Karma Chameleon. Rahway State is for pussies – fuck Hurricane Carter. Wang Chung would be a bad choice as would any band singing anything about tube steaks. Taylor ham rules!

  17. if I was on time it would have been Spandau Ballet. reasoning is pure ‘one-of-these-things-is-not-like-the-other’.

    Johnny Rules…I sweet talked a record store employee into selling me a three foot by three foot cardoard of THe Legend of Volume II Sunday afternoon for $2. I’m gifting it to an even bigger fan.

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