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American Recordings [VINYL]

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by: Johnny Cash

Release Date June 12, 2006
This is the first of the so-called American recordings, and arguably the best. The songs have been carefully selected by Cash, and I believe there is certainly something here for everyone. If you love music you will soon fall in love with this album. Most artists today don't have one percent of the emotional intensity that Cash had. I highly recommend this album without reservation.

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Cowboys Ain't Easy to Love/Paint Me Back Home

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by: Chris Ledoux

Release Date April 09, 2007
This is the first of the so-called American recordings, and arguably the best. The songs have been carefully selected by Cash, and I believe there is certainly something here for everyone. If you love music you will soon fall in love with this album. Most artists today don't have one percent of the emotional intensity that Cash had. I highly recommend this album without reservation.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Vanguard Visionaries [Us Import]

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by: Doc Watson

Release Date June 12, 2007
This is the first of the so-called American recordings, and arguably the best. The songs have been carefully selected by Cash, and I believe there is certainly something here for everyone. If you love music you will soon fall in love with this album. Most artists today don't have one percent of the emotional intensity that Cash had. I highly recommend this album without reservation.

CD-Charts Position 4
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American Recordings [CASSETTE]

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by: Johnny Cash

Release Date October 01, 1994
This is the first of the so-called American recordings, and arguably the best. The songs have been carefully selected by Cash, and I believe there is certainly something here for everyone. If you love music you will soon fall in love with this album. Most artists today don't have one percent of the emotional intensity that Cash had. I highly recommend this album without reservation.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Hank Williams, Jr. Collector's Edition Tin

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by: Jr. Hank Williams

Release Date May 06, 2008
This is the first of the so-called American recordings, and arguably the best. The songs have been carefully selected by Cash, and I believe there is certainly something here for everyone. If you love music you will soon fall in love with this album. Most artists today don't have one percent of the emotional intensity that Cash had. I highly recommend this album without reservation.

CD-Charts Position 6
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American Recordings

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by: Johnny Cash

Release Date February 13, 2006
This is the first of the so-called American recordings, and arguably the best. The songs have been carefully selected by Cash, and I believe there is certainly something here for everyone. If you love music you will soon fall in love with this album. Most artists today don't have one percent of the emotional intensity that Cash had. I highly recommend this album without reservation.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Southbound [VINYL]

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by: Doc Watson

Release Date September 13, 2005
This record features a slight departure of style for Doc and son Merle Watson. It is a collection of earthy folk tunes and high-strung instrumentals in less of a bluegrass style than many of his other recordings. Tracks like "Walk on Boy" and "Riddle Song" express some of the most basic ideas of country life - hardship, love and longing. Throughout, the golden tone of Doc's voice and the articulate picking enhance the story-telling aspect of the songs and work with such precision and warmth that they elevate this recording to a piece of art. Few, apart from Johnny Cash, have captured such a "from the land" sound especially as late as the 1960s when much of southern country lifestyle had been displaced by technology and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Introduction to the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band [Us Import]

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by: The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Release Date May 09, 2006
This record features a slight departure of style for Doc and son Merle Watson. It is a collection of earthy folk tunes and high-strung instrumentals in less of a bluegrass style than many of his other recordings. Tracks like "Walk on Boy" and "Riddle Song" express some of the most basic ideas of country life - hardship, love and longing. Throughout, the golden tone of Doc's voice and the articulate picking enhance the story-telling aspect of the songs and work with such precision and warmth that they elevate this recording to a piece of art. Few, apart from Johnny Cash, have captured such a "from the land" sound especially as late as the 1960s when much of southern country lifestyle had been displaced by technology and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Voice of the People

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by: Jimmy Driftwood

Release Date October 02, 2006
This record features a slight departure of style for Doc and son Merle Watson. It is a collection of earthy folk tunes and high-strung instrumentals in less of a bluegrass style than many of his other recordings. Tracks like "Walk on Boy" and "Riddle Song" express some of the most basic ideas of country life - hardship, love and longing. Throughout, the golden tone of Doc's voice and the articulate picking enhance the story-telling aspect of the songs and work with such precision and warmth that they elevate this recording to a piece of art. Few, apart from Johnny Cash, have captured such a "from the land" sound especially as late as the 1960s when much of southern country lifestyle had been displaced by technology and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Smoky Mountain Memories

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by: Kevin Williams

Release Date August 19, 2008
This record features a slight departure of style for Doc and son Merle Watson. It is a collection of earthy folk tunes and high-strung instrumentals in less of a bluegrass style than many of his other recordings. Tracks like "Walk on Boy" and "Riddle Song" express some of the most basic ideas of country life - hardship, love and longing. Throughout, the golden tone of Doc's voice and the articulate picking enhance the story-telling aspect of the songs and work with such precision and warmth that they elevate this recording to a piece of art. Few, apart from Johnny Cash, have captured such a "from the land" sound especially as late as the 1960s when much of southern country lifestyle had been displaced by technology and ... Read More: