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At Folsom Prison (Legacy Edition)

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Track Listings

Disc: 1

  1. Opening announcements from Hugh Cherry
  2. Blue Suede Shoes
  3. This Ole House - The Statler Brothers
  4. Announcements and Johnny Cash intro from Hugh Cherry
  5. Folsom Prison Blues
  6. Busted
  7. Dark as a Dungeon
  8. I Still Miss Someone
  9. Cocaine Blues
  10. 25 Minutes to Go
  11. I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail
  12. Orange Blossom Special
  13. The Long Black Veil
  14. Send a Picture of Mother
  15. The Wall
  16. Dirty Old Egg-Suckin' Dog
  17. Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart
  18. Joe Bean
  19. Jackson - June Carter
  20. I Got a Woman (with June Carter Cash)
  21. The Legend Of John Henry's Hammer
  22. June's Poem
  23. Green, Green Grass Of Home
  24. Greystone Chapel
  25. Closing Theme and announcements

Disc: 2

  1. The Old Spinning Wheel
  2. Opening announcements from Hugh Cherry
  3. Matchbox
  4. Blue Suede Shoes
  5. You Can't Have Your Kate And Edith, Too
  6. Flowers on the Wall - The Statler Brothers
  7. How Great Thou Art - The Statler Brothers
  8. Announcements and Johnny Cash intro from Hugh Cherry
  9. Folsom Prison Blues
  10. Busted
  11. Dark as a Dungeon
  12. Cocaine Blues
  13. 25 Minutes to Go
  14. Orange Blossom Special
  15. The Legend Of John Henry's Hammer
  16. Give My Love to Rose
  17. Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog
  18. Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart
  19. Joe Bean
  20. Jackson - June Carter
  21. Long-Legged Guitar Pickin' Man
  22. I Got Stripes
  23. Green, Green Grass of Home
  24. Greystone Chapel
  25. Greystone Chapel
  26. Hugh Cherry introduces Johnny's father and closing announcements

Disc: 3

  1. Opening (Stereo)
  2. Huntsville (Stereo)
  3. I Got Stripes (Stereo)
  4. Green, Green Grass Of Home (Stereo)
  5. Germany And The Air Force (Stereo)
  6. Sun Records (Stereo)
  7. Folsom: The Prison (Stereo)
  8. 25 Minutes To Go (Stereo)
  9. Inside The Walls (Stereo)
  10. Greystone Chapel (Stereo)
  11. Where It All Began (Stereo)
  12. Big River (Stereo)
  13. Cocaine Blues (Stereo)
  14. Jackson (Stereo)
  15. The Wall (Stereo)
  16. This Is Your Life (Stereo)
  17. Car Jacking (Stereo)
  18. Cash Goes To DC (Stereo)
  19. Sherley Leaves Jail (Stereo)
  20. A Son's Death (Stereo)
  21. Conclusion (Stereo)
  22. Bob Irwin - Remixing The Folsom Recording (Stereo)
  23. Marty Stuart- Interview: Johnny Cash's Last Song Hangman (Stereo)
  24. Marty Stuart And The Fabulous Superlatives - Hangman Live (Stereo)
  25. Rosanne Cash - Interview: On The Radio (Stereo)
  26. Marshall Grant - Interview: Boom-Chicka-Boom (Stereo)
  27. Ronda Sherley - Glen Sherley's My Last Day (Stereo)
  28. Marshall Grant - Interview: A Gun At Folsom (Stereo)
  29. Folsom Inmate Lefty - Orange Blossom Special Harmonica (Stereo)
  30. Opening (Surround Sound)
  31. Huntsville (Surround Sound)
  32. I Got Stripes (Surround Sound)
  33. Green, Green Grass Of Home (Surround Sound)
  34. Germany And The Air Force (Surround Sound)
  35. Sun Records (Surround Sound)
  36. Folsom: The Prison (Surround Sound)
  37. 25 Minutes To Go (Surround Sound)
  38. Inside The Walls (Surround Sound)
  39. Greystone Chapel (Surround Sound)
  40. Where It All Began (Surround Sound)
  41. Big River (Surround Sound)
  42. Cocaine Blues (Surround Sound)
  43. Jackson (Surround Sound)
  44. The Wall (Surround Sound)
  45. This Is Your Life (Surround Sound)
  46. Car Jacking (Surround Sound)
  47. Cash Goes To DC (Surround Sound)
  48. Sherley Leaves Jail (Surround Sound)
  49. A Son's Death (Surround Sound)
  50. Conclusion (Surround Sound)

Product Details

  • Audio CD (October 14, 2008)
  • Original Release Date: October 14, 2008
  • Number of Discs: 3
  • Label: Sony Legacy
  • Run Time: 357 minutes
  • ASIN: B001DDCVCI
  • Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (441 customer reviews)
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5.0 out of 5 starsCrucial record for every music fan
By kresnels on May 9, 2001
Format: Audio CD
The impact of Johnny Cash's proto bad-boy on country, blues, and rock is inestimable, which doesn't even speak to the fact that the man is a great entertainer. If you are a serious music fan, your musical education isn't complete without Live At Folsom Prison.
This isn't a singles record, this is an album; you put it on to hear the whole thing. The performance itself is tight and structured, just like the venue. The recording is especially atmospheric - the reverb bouncing off the concrete walls, the sounds of doors slamming in the background, and an interruption by a prison announcement. Cash and the band (which includes the brilliant Luther Perkins and Carl Perkins - think Blue Suede Shoes) seem unflappable and completely at ease, belying the actual tension of the gig.
This reissue restores the original recording to its raw, warts-and all-feel, in direct contrast to the sanitized version that I grew up with: four songs have been restored to the set due to increased available length, plus Cash's interaction with the audience and the profanity (tasteful by today's standards) has been re-introduced, revealing the incredibly gritty nature of this record. Plus, the packaging is incredible: the handwritten note from Cash, describing why he felt compelled to make this album, the liner notes, and an appreciation from Steve Earle round out the package to create not merely a reissue, but a full restoration.
If you are hungry for something more substantial than the latest Clapton disc or Zeppelin reissue, you won't regret a minute of this terrific album.
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5.0 out of 5 starsRIP Johnny, this is a classic
By Trevor Seigler on September 13, 2003
Format: Audio CD
When I heard Johnny Cash had passed away, I was saddened to know his booming baritone would be silent now. I turned on the radio, hoping to catch some fleeting moments of the Man in Black's life in song. Instead, each and every country station (with one or two exceptions) seemed to be going about "business as usual", with nothing besides a "RIP Johnny" message, no full-fledged celebrations of his music to be found.
So I went out and bought Folsom Prison, as I didn't have any Cash records in my collection. Let me just say: I wish I'd gotten this earlier, it's absolutely fantastic. Being in the South, I couldn't help but grow up with country music, but as I got older the modern stuff began to turn into Garth Brooks-like medeocrity dressed up in loud clothes, and I found more substance in the entire body of rock music (from the Sun Studio days to English punk rock). I never thought I'd like country music...until I realized that the older stuff, like Cash and Waylon and Willie, that was the good stuff. The rebels of country music weren't pre-packaged pretty boys who strutted around singing other people's words with the emotion of a too-good-for-my-pants primadonna. These were men who grew up during the Depression, who sang about the hard times, the heartbreak, the loss, the depravity of life.
So Johnny Cash and his peers keep me from hating country music entirely, and this (as well as the Oh Brother soundtrack) have found a welcome place in my record collection. RIP Johnny, you will be missed. I couldn't have picked a better record to get to honor your memory.
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5.0 out of 5 starsEgg Suckin' Dog
By PaulMayson on January 9, 2000
Format: Audio CD
I am definitely not a country music fan, but Johnny Cash goes way beyond the country music spectrum. With songs about boozin', druggin', and killin', Johnny Cash blows away most rock artists. Nothing proves that more than "Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison". Recorded live in 1968, in front of 2000 inmates, this is a really rockin' concert. Cash relates to the prisoners' lives with songs like "Folsom Prison Blues", "Cocaine Blues", and even some humorous tunes like "Dirty old egg-suckin' dog". The band, including Carl Perkins on Electric guitar, keeps a clanky, driving, two-beat rhythm that makes this more of a rock-a-billy album than a country album. The CD includes photos of the concert and honest, heart-felt linear notes of the show, written by Cash himself in June of 1999.
After reading these memoirs, you start to realize how much of an event this show must have been, not just to the inmates, but to Cash himself, who apparently is no stranger to Folsom Prison himself.
Johnny Cash is Badass, so if your thinking about picking up that new Creed CD, (not that you would be) DON'T! Pick this up instead.
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5.0 out of 5 starsFor those that dont know what the second disc is
By J. Larson on October 15, 2008
Format: Audio CD
There were two Folsom shows performed and recorded that day: The first show, the bulk of which comprised the classic, familiar 16-song album; and a longer second show, the bulk of whose 26 tracks (except for two songs) were put on the shelf.
The entire unvarnished 65-minute first show on disc one - expletives intact for the first time, and with seven previously unissued tracks; and the entire 75-minute second show on disc two, with 24 previously unissued tracks (out of 26).
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5.0 out of 5 starsFantastic Album, One Of The Best Live Recordings Ever!!!
By N. Sytkowski on April 8, 2006
Format: Audio CD
I am not at all a country music fan. I, like many others around my age (20) listen to alternative, rock, rap. Like many who saw the motion picture WALK THE LINE I grew interested in Johnny Cash's performance at Folsom Prison. I was familar with Johnny Cash before the film, members of my family had recordings of Johnny Cash which they played from time to time. I decided to buy AT FOLSOM PRISON, this is not at all a country album. This is a live performance that makes you feel like you are acutally in Folsom Prison when Johnny Cash was performing. Johnny Cash's interaction with the inmates is caught in this recording, as well as an annoucement calling a inmate and doors closing it has the real feel and puts you back in time as if your there.
This albums is one of the best live recordings ever because Johnny Cash's jokes and interactions with inmates and his envolving the audience is so evident that he and the inmates are having a great time. This is not country music, This is rock, some punk (from the lyrics). The beat has a steady slight rock to it. The duet with June Carter Cash in the song JACKSON is great, the slight flirting by Johnny Cash before the song and the small, warm, thankful crack by June shows the great protrayl of Reese Witherspoon and Joaqiun Phoenix in the film.
This is not a album where you listen to one particular track, everything flows great so you can't help but listen to the entire album everytime and the music (unlike some songs and albums today) never gets old.
I stongly recomend this albums for not just country music fans or Johnny Cash fans but fans of the movie WALK THE LINE and music fans in general, Johnny Cash will walk the line forever!!
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