https://youtu.be/sTEg0yO8mQQ?si=7pD4vfs8OKQnUmtL

https://youtu.be/FRJbuy7C928?si=TWcR0H3g0FSpwtca

Would anyone be able to suggest a compilation of the Carter Family you could find on vinyl?

Form me it would be:

1. It's all over
2. Saginaw Michigan
3. I wanted so
4. A fast song
5. It takes one to know me

I know people from difftent backgrounds mean different drugs when they say "dope", does anyone know what drug he would be referring to?

I’m trying to make my Halloween costume the manhattan flash from chicken in black only I can’t find the logo as a pdf to put on a t shirt. Can anyone send it to me?

Years back, my uncle tore this off the wall at a Cash concert at the Valley Forge Music Fair in Pennsylvania sometime in the ‘80s. Johnny cancelled due to being sick, uncle didn’t wanna leave with nothing, so he took this. I’ve never seen any image of it online, so I have no idea how much it’s worth. Please note this is NOT for sale. I’m just curious what the value WOULD be, or if anyone has seen this before.

So does anyone know why the first 8 songs of this album is unavailable in my region? Is there some rights dispute or something?

Just wondering if yall could suggest some of his more mellow songs

This album has long been my personal favorite from Johnny Cash’s 1958 to the mid-1960s Columbia Records catalog. The storytelling within the album is very powerful and evocative, making me feel as though I am being transported into the rich, yet painful, history of Native American communities through listening. It does a great job at bringing to life the stories and history of the Indigenous peoples of North America.

I’ve listened to this album in its entirety several times at college, and I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it. In fact, the same goes for many of his albums!

I’m 17 and I’ve always been captivated by this album. While it may be a somewhat unconventional opinion, it certainly stands as one of my personal favorites from his 1950s to mid-60s catalog. I vividly remember being drawn to the album cover as a pre-teen, due to my deep fascination with trains and railways. Although I understand that some listeners find the spoken word segments and train sound effects unappealing, I believe they add a layer of depth and immersion, perfectly aligning with my passion for trains.

I will admit that I’m likely quite biased, given that this is a concept album centered around trains—something that I’m deeply interested in generally!

Anyway, I just wanted to share my thoughts as a very big fan of Johnny Cash. I apologise for posting from a new account— I’m new to Reddit.

Thank you for reading!

Personally, I think the similarity is slight, but maybe the acting will make up for it. Either way, it will be nice to see Johnny in some form on the big screen, I'm glad they didn't ignore the fact how important Cash's person and music were to Dylan's development.If not Boyd Holbrook, who else would you see in this role?

Johnny Cash piece added to my music sleeve! Love how this one come out

I bought this cd as I need the album and I didn’t even notice the writing till I played it this morning can anybody vouch for its authenticity?

Here’s the website to do this https://discovers.antisound.net/ You should put your picture in the comments id love to see it!