Johnny Cash - 1973-07-23 - Dinah!Johnny Cash (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Dinah! 7-23-75

The John Davidson Show 1981

Lineage: TV > very low gen, possibly master tape (unknown if Beta or VHS source) > Transfer > Author > DVD

No Artwork

Chapters: 2

NTSC / Stereo

TRT: 00:53:54

Audio codec: AC3

Audio bitrate: 256 kb/s

Video codec: MPEG2

Video bitrate: 3483 kb/s

Picture resolution: 720X480

Johnny Cash & June Carter

July 23, 1975

Dinah!

Los Angeles, CA

01. Darlin' Companion (with June Carter)

02. Interview & Cooking (with June Carter)

03. Look At Them Beans

04. Hey Good Lookin' (June Carter)

05. Lonesome To The Bone

06. Born To Loose (Carl Perkins)

07. Make The World Go Away (Dinah)

08. I Saw The Light (with June Carter)

09. I Walk The Line

- Bonus: Strawberry Cake

**********

Johnny Cash & June Carter

early 1981

John Davidson Show

Burbank, CA

10. Interview

11. Old Chunk Of Coal

12. Interview (June Carter)

13. Wildwood Flower (June Carter)

14. Gold Watch And Chain (with June Carter)

 

Johnny Cash - 1996-07-09 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Johnny Cash 07/09/96
Irving Plaza, New York, NY

dsdb>>dat>>cdr

01 - Folsom Prison Blues
02 - Get Rhythm When You Get the Blues
03 - Sunday Morning Coming Down
04 - (Ghost) Riders in the Sky
05 - A Cowboy's Prayer > Oh, Bury Me Not
06 - I Never Picked Cotton
07 - Unchained
08 - Rowboat
09 - Rusty Cage
10 - Southern Accents
11 - Memories Are Made of This
12 - Ring of Fire
13 - Intros > Walk the Line
14 - I've Got Jesus in My Soul
15 - Jackson*
16 - If I Were a Carpenter* %cuts
17 - Wabash Cannonball*
18 - Wildwood Flower*
19 - June yakking > I Used to Be Somebody**
20 - Can the Circle Be Unbroken (Bye and Bye)**
21 - Big River
22 - I Still Miss Someone
23 - Orange Blossom Special
24 - I'll Be Waiting*

* - w/ June
** - June, no Johnny

Johnny Cash - 2003-07-05 - Hiltons, VI (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Venue: Carter Fold

Lineage:

CD (Ivar) -> AIFF -> WAV -> sound increase (to make all tracks match, WavePad) -> FLAC Level 8

01. Intro (Janette Carter)

02. Folsom Prison Blues

03. I Walk The Line

04. Sunday Morning Coming Down

05. Ring Of Fire

06. Angel Band

07. Big River

08. Understand Your Man

NOTES: 

This was Cash's last show. Although his voice is hoarse, it represents JC's life story.

Johnny Cash - 2003-07-05 - Hiltons, VI (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Johnny Cash
Jerry Hensley - guitar
Bobby Starnes - bass
John Carter Cash - vocals**

one camera on a tripod
video source generation : unknown
audio source : low gen stereo soundboard

June Carter Cash died May 15, 2003
Johnny Cash died September 12, 2003

Trivia : the town Hiltons is about 200 miles east of Nashville

Video Attributes:
Video compression mode: MPEG-2
TV system: 525/60 NTSC
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Source picture resolution: 720x480
Frame Rate: 29.97
Bitrate: 8000+

Audio Attributes:
Audio Coding mode: Dolby Digital AC3
Sampling Rate: 48kHz
Number of Audio channels: 2.0
Bitrate: 256 kbps

DVD menu

venue: Carter Family Fold
city / state : Hiltons, Virginia USA
date : July 5th 2003
Length : 31 minutes
DVD size : 1.82 gig

01. Introduction by Janette Carter
02. Folsom Prison Blues
03. I Walk The Line
04. Sunday Morning Comin' Down
05. Ring Of Fire
06. Angel Band **
07. Big River
08. Understand Your Man
09. outro - I Walk The Line

Notes:
The 750 people who turned up to the Carter Family Fold in Hiltons, Virginia on July 5, 2003 to watch "The Bluegrass Tradition" got a special treat when Johnny Cash played a surprise 30 minute set as a tribute to his wife June Carter Cash who had passed away on May 15, 2003 bringing with him guitarist Jerry Hensley (ex Johnny Cash band member) and Bobby Starnes on bass Johnny played sitting down due to a disease he had - autonomic neuropathy - (a disintegration of the nerves) this was the last public performance by Johnny Cash the video has now been synced to a stereo soundboard

Johnny Cash - 1994-06-26 - Glastonbury, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(PAL DVDfull pro-shot)

VHS master>DVD>Trade Disk>TMPGEnc Version 1.5.34.89 (Edit and Author)

A copy of a UK TV production filmed on 26 June 1994 that I got in a trade.
The commercial breaks between parts 1 & 2, 2 & 3 have been edited out.
Excellent quality, as you would expect given its lineage. Fully Authored.

Video Attributes:
Video compression mode: MPEG-2
TV system: 625/50 (PAL)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Display Mode: Both Pan&scan and Letterbox
Source picture resolution: 720x576 (625/50)
Frame Rate: 25.00
Source picture letterboxed: Not letterboxed
Bitrate: 8.82Mbps

01. Folson Prison Blues
02. Sunday Morning Coming Down
03. Ring of Fire
04. Ghost Riders in the Sky
05. Guess Things Happen That Way
06. Interview (w/ Johnny Walker)
07. Delia's Gone
08. The Beast in Me
09. Let the Train Whistle Blow
10. The Man Who Couldn't Cry
11. Jackson (w/ June Carter)
12. If I Were a Carpenter (w/ June Carter)
13. Orange Blossom Special
14. Interview (w/ Johnny Walker)
15. A Boy Named Sue

Johnny Cash - 1963-06-22 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Hollywood Bowl 

Soundboard recording > ?? 

01. Ring of Fire 
02. Folsom Prison Blues 
03. The Legend of John Henry's Hammer 
04. Rock Island Line 
05. Gotta Travel On 
06. Outro 

Johnny Cash - 1968-06-20 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

Johnny Cash - 1968-06-20 - London, UK

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Johnny Cash

w/ Luther Perkins & The Tennessee Three, Carl Perkins, June Carter Cash

Live at the BBC

London, England

recorded on May 10, 1968, aired on June 20, 1968

BBC Radio Show > ? > Vinyl bootleg ("The Boy From Arkansas" Yellow Label - MIB 80701) > ? > CDR > EAC > WAV > Flac

01 Big River > I Still Miss Someone

02 The Ballad of Ira Hayes

03 Another Song To Sing

04 Orange Blossom Special

05 Ballad Of Boot Hill

Carl Perkins:

06 Lake County Cotton Country, Turn Around, Matchbox, On The Outside Looking In

07 Country Boy's Dream

08 I Got Stripes

09 Long Black Veil > Delia > Dark As A Dungeon > Folsom Prison Blues

With June Carter Cash: 

10 Jackson > The Last Thing On My Mind

11 Bye Bye, Bye Bye

12 The Old Account

13 Ring Of Fire

Notes:

rare vinyl of some classic Johnny Cash.... sound is ok, but the show is terrific!!

Johnny Cash - 1997-06-19 - Telluride, CO (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Johnny Cash

June 19, 1997

Telluride Bluegrass Festival

Telluride, Colorado

source: 

Neumann KM140s>Beyers MV 100>Sony SBM-1>DAT

lineage: 

DAT master>computer>r8brain PRO>CD Wav>FFE>flac16

01. Intro

02. Ghost Riders In The Sky

03. Sunday Morning Come Down

04. Get Rhythm

05. Oh, Bury Me Not

06. These Hands 

07. Country Boy

08. Unchained

09. Ring Of Fire

10. Great Balls Of Fire

11. Walk The Line 

12. Don't Take Your Guns To Town

13. Big River

14. Jackson

15. If I Were A Carpenter

16. Wabash Connonball

17. Wildwood Flower

18. Church In The Wildwood

19. Angel From Montgomery

20. James Dean

21. Will The Circle Be Unbroken

22. Daddy Sang Bass

23. Orange Blossom Special

total time: 81:21.26

Johnny Cash - 1994-06-09 - New York City, NY (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Manhattan Center (now known as Hammerstein Ballroom)

Filmed in Black & White
ProShot NTSC DVD
Source: Acquired bootleg DVD

Menu: Yes
Chapters: Yes, each song
Video: NTSC 4:3 MPEG-2
Video-Bitrate: 9888 kbps avg.
Pics/s: 29.970
Audio: Linear PCM, Dolby Digital 2.0 192kbps
Extracted from DVD using CloneDVD2
Menu button modified using MenuEdit

01. Folsom Prison Blues
02. Sunday Morning Coming Down
03. Ring Of Fire
04. I Walk The Line
05. Delia's Gone (titled "Delia" On the DVD)
06. The Beast In Me
07. Drive On
08. The Man Who Couldn't Cry
09. Thirteen (titled "Number 13" on the DVD)
10. Tennesse Stud
11. Big River
12. Ghost Riders In The Sky
13. Orange Blossom Special
14. Let The Train Blow The Whistle

46 minutes

Notes
This wonderful and rarely seen concert comes from a bootleg DVD acquired in Germany last year in a cheap bookstore, out of all places. The bootleg's title is "The Beast In Me - Live in New York 1994", and it contains no further info regarding the exact location, date etc. After a little digging I can confirm that the above details are correct, and that this set was probably shot for broadcast at VH1 at the time. There's no channel logo stamp here or any other identifiers. Also, the end credits have been pasted over.

The whole thing was shot in B&W and it gives a special and personal insight into the early days of Cash's American Recordings era. As this footage was never officially released, I thought it was about time to let more people enjoy this gem. The video quality is awesome, probably a very early generation copy of the master. Screenshots follow in the comments below.

The Highwaymen - 1996-06-04 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Greek Theater

Willie Nelson
Johnny Cash
Kris Kristofferson
Waylon Jennings


Lineage:
CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC 8

Disc One
01 - Opening
02 - Highwaymen
03 - It Is What It is
04 - Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line
05 - Folsom Prison Blues
06 - Me & Bobby McGee
07 - Blue Eyes Cryin in the Rain
08 - Live Forever
09 - I've Always Been Crazy
10 - Ring of Fire
11 - Sunday Morning Coming Down
12 - Band Introductions
13 - Make it Through the Night
14 - Still is Still Movin to Me
15 - Everybody Gets Crazy Now and Then
16 - Will the Wolf Survive
17 - Get Rhythm
18 - Shipwrecked in the Ighties
19 - Undo the Wrong > Wild Ones
20 - Ain't No Good Chain Gang

Disc Two
01 - Bird on a Wire
02 - Here Comes the Rainbow
03 - An End to Understanding
04 - Ghost Riders in the Sky
05 - Orange Blossom Special
06 - Between Heaven and Here
07 - Night Life
08 - Good Hearted Woman
09 - Chase the Feeling
10 - Desperados Waiting for a Train
11 - Always On My Mind
12 - Big River > I Do Believe > Death & Hell
13 - Why Me Lord

Johnny Cash - 1981-05-24 - Wheeling, WV (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Johnny Cash

May 24, 1981

Wheeling, West Virginia

Jamboree USA - Capitol Music Hall

Starfleet Radio transcription LP

01 - Intro

02 - Ring Of Fire

03 - A Thing Called Love

04 - Folsom Prison Blues

05 - Ragged Old Flag

06 - The Baron

07 - I Walk The Line

08 - (Ghost) Riders In The Sky

09 - If I Were A Carpenter (with June Carter)

10 - Jackson (with June Carter)

They only broadcasted the songs mentioned, but Folsom is followed by the first half a second of Sunday Morning Coming Down.

Johnny Cash - 1981-05-23 - Elmont, NY (AM/FLAC)

(AM broadcast FLAC)

at Belmont Park

Elmont, New York USA

complete WHN-AM radio broadcast, incomplete concert

cassette master

unknown taper, 2009 transfer and seed

source/lineage:

AM Radio broadcast (WHN radio) -> cassette Tape -> +26 years aging -> Stand alone -> CDR -> EAC -> WAV -> TRACKING -> Flac> 2009 seed

01. Ring Of Fire 1:52

02. A Thing Called Love [Jerry Reed Hubbard] 2:29

03. Sunday Morning Coming Down [Kris Kristofferson] 4:59

04. Folsom Prison Blues 3:45

05. Without Love [Nick Lowe] 2:45

06. The Baron [Paul Richey, Billy sherrill, Jerry Lee Taylor] 3:59

07. Doin' My Time 5:06

08. I Walk The Line 2:51

09. Big River 2:23

extra tracks:

10. Station Tag 1050 WHN 0:21

11. Acme Boot Commercial 0:19

30:56 minutes

notes:

Partial AM radio broadcast of concert.

WHN was the country radio station in NYC at the time.

1050-AM WHN broadcast this portion of the show.

Johnny Cash - 1950s - Country Style (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

USA 1956-11-12, 1956-XX-XX, Guest Star 1959-06-28 (16-bit) (FLAC)

AND THE ORIGINAL TENNESSEE TWO….
1956-11-12 Country Style USA Radio 
1956-XX-XX Country Style USA Radio 
1959-06-28 Guest Star Radio 

LUTHER PERKINS: LEAD GUITAR
MARSHALL GRANT: UPRIGHT BASS

These are vintage radio broadcast transcription discs (at times you can “hear” the vinyl which adds flavor). The sound quality is amazing.

Unknown lineage- per original seeds "I received these many years ago in a trade and transferred them from cassette." _ I have yet to find any good information on the transfer process

1956-11-12 Country Style USA Radio (per http://www.otrsite.com/logs/logc1075.htm)
1) Country Style USA Intro
2) Hey Porter
3) I Walk The Line
4) “Join The Reserve For Youth Training Program” spot
5) Rock Island Line (Johnny says they haven’t recorded it yet)
6) So Doggone Lonesome
7) Country Style USA Outro

1956-XX-XX Country Style USA Radio 
8) Country Style USA Intro
9) Folsom Prison Blues
10) Cry Cry Cry
11) “Reserve For Youth Training Program” spot
12) I Was There When It Happened
13) Get Rhythm (“Our latest release on Sun”)*
14) Country Style USA Outro

1959-06-28 Guest Star (best guess per http://www.otrcat.com/guest-star-radio-p-1350.html)
15) Guest Star Intro 
16) Country Boy
17) Chat w/ Johnny
18) Don’t Take Your Guns To Town
19) Johnny Cash “Buy Savings Bonds” spot
20) Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
21) Guest Star Outro

Country Style USA was a radio program syndicated by the US Army Band and Recruiting Services and broadcast as a recruiting tool for them. 

Produced by the U.S. Treasury Department in the 1940s and 1950s as a public service program, Guest Star features a different often top-name "guest star" (singer, actor, comedian) each week to promote the sales of savings bonds

previoulsy circulated with incorrect dates of 1958 & 1959. listening to talk n these and doing a bit of digging around determined to be earlier broadcast than originally circulated as

*13 . Get Rhythm " Our Latest Release on Sun" - recorded 1956
released as the B side of Walk The Line - April 2 1956

difficult to pin down an actual date on this - the website http://www.otrsite.com/logs/logc1075.htm starts at episode 39 broadcast 07-05-1956 - these would have been recorded at least a couple weeks before broadcast - it is very possible that a May - June 1956 recording date is correct here since that would be correct time in regards to a latest release

1959-06-28 Guest Star best guess per http://www.otrcat.com/guest-star-radio-p-1350.html

Jerry Lee Lewis & Friends - 1982-05-09 - Nashville, TN (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

25 Years of JERRY LEE LEWIS: A Celebration 
TV Special 
Tennessee Performing Arts Center 
Nashville, Tennessee 
May 9th 1982 

From Low Generation VHS 

SOURCE: Torrent Download * > TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 ** > VIDEO_TS 

* No Menu or Track Selection 

** Added Menu & Track Selection, Added Fade In & Out 

VIDEO: 
MPEG-2 Video, 720x576, PAL, 25fps, 7025 kbps 

AUDIO: 
MPEG-1 Layer 2, 48000 Hz, 2 Channel, 384 kbps 

01. Programme Intro 
02. Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On 
03. 39 And Holding 
04. Get Rhythm - Johnny Cash 
05. Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins 
06. Great Balls Of Fire 
07. Chantilly Lace With The Oak Ridge Boys 
08. Bobby Sue - The Oak Ridge Boys 
09. Folsom Prison - Johnny Cash 
10. You'Re Not Easy To Forget - Dottie West 
11. Has Anybody Here Seen My Sweet Thing With Dottie West 
12. For The Good Times With Kris Kristofferson 
13. Once More With Feeling With Kris Kristofferson 
14. Me And Bobbie Mcgee With Kris Kristofferson 
15. Help Me Make It Through The Night With Kris Kristofferson 
16. Medley: Mickey Gilley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Charlie Rich 
- Object Of My Affection
- Hey Good Lookin'
- The Most Beautiful Girl 
- The Girls All Get Prettier At Closing Time
- Behind Closed Doors
- Who'S Gonna Play This Old Piano 
17. Jerry Lee'S Precious Memories 
18. I'Ll Fly Away - Ensemble

The Highwaymen - 1992-04-03 - Stockholm, SWE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Highwaymen

Globen,Stockholm

April 3, 1992

lineage

FM Cassette Master > Cassette > Audio CD > Sony Screenblast Extraction > Cool Edit > CD Wave Editor > Flac

additional lineage aikowolf May 2013

verified and tested in xAct > renamed to entree standards and tagged with show information (xAct) FFP's created

01 Highwayman

02 Folsom Prison Blues

03 Help Me Make It Through The Night

04 Band Intros

05 Sunday Morning Coming Down

06 The Best Of All Possible Worlds

07 Desperado Waiting For A Train

08 Ring Of Fire

09 Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way

10 Me And Bobby McGee

11 Trouble Man

12 Crazy

13 Ghost Riders In The Sky

14 Don't Take Your Guns To Town

15 I've Always Been Crazy

16 Night Life

17 On The Road Again

sometimes mistakenly traded as March 4, 1992 because of the European dd-mm-yyyy of labeling - per the Johnny Cash Info Center they have it as April 3 - entree too - so I believe that's correct

Johnny Cash - 1986-03-31 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Sounboard FLAC)

Wembley Arena

Lineage:
SBD >> unknown transfer to CDR >> CDR via trade >> WAV via EAC >> FLAC

Johnny Cash : Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Bob Wootton : Lead Guitar

Earl 'Pool' Ball : Piano, Vocals

Jim Soley : Guitar

Joe Allen : Bass Guitar, Vocals

WS Holland : Drums

Jack Hale Jr: Trumpet, French Horn

Bob Lewin : French Horn (?)

with:

Carter Family:

June Carter : Autoharp, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Anita Carter: Vocals

Helen Carter: Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

guest: John Schneider (Highwayman, Daddy Sang Bass), Carlene Carter (Elbow Room + more??)

CD1:
01. Intro Medley
02. Ring of Fire
03. Folsom Prison Blues
04. Sunday Morning Coming Down
05. Any Old Wind That Blows
06. These Hands
07. Here Comes That Rainbow Again
08. Love Is the Way
09. The Highwayman (with John Schneider)
10. Big River
11. I Guess Things Happen That Way
12. Band Introductions
13. Fairweather Friends
14. Piano Solo
15. One Piece At A Time
16. Forty Shades of Green
17. Ghost Riders In The Sky

CD2:
01. If I Were A Carpenter
02. Jackson
03. June Carter Intro
04. Wabash Cannonball
05. San Antonio Rose
06. Fifty Miles of Elbow Room
07. I'll Be All Smiles Tonight
08. Foggy Mountain
09. Will the Circle Be Unbroken > Wildwood Flower
10. Wreck of Old 97
11. Thing Called Love
12. Ballad of Ira Hayes
13. Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?
14. Daddy Sang Bass
15. Band Outro
16. Casey Jones
17. Orange Blossom Special
18. I Walk the Line

NOTE
Great quality soundboard of the Man In Black and his band. Awesome two disc set.

Johnny Cash - 1995-03-24 - New Orleans, LA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

House Of Blues

01 Folsom Prison Blues
02 Get Rhythm
03 Sunday Morning Coming Down
04 Ghost Riders In The Sky
05 A Cowboy's Prayer
06 Oh Bury Me Not
07 Ring Of Fire
08 Bottom Of A Mountain
09 Ira Hayes
10 Band Introduction
11 I Walk The Line
12 I Still Miss Someone
13 Paradise (with John Carter Cash)
14 February (John Carter Cash)
15 Dragon Song (John Carter Cash)
16 Orange Blossom Special
17 Back In The Saddle Again
18 Drive On
19 Bird On A Wire
20 Delia
21 Redemption
22 Jackson
23 Big River
24 Outro
25 A Boy Named Sue
26 San Quentin
27 The Next Time I'm In Town
28 Finale

This recording was sent to me only a few weeks ago (many thanks again!). It's an upgrade to the previously uploaded version and the definite one, since it's a transfer of the master DAT. Nice quality recording of an interesting show. June is absent, and John is urged to perform a great solo version of Jackson.

Johnny Cash - 1961-03-14 - Houston, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Three, George Jones, & Roger Miller 
March 14, 1961 
Houston, TX - The Johnny Cash Show 

lineage
SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC 

01 - Roger Miller “Footprints in the Snow” 
02 - RM “Invitation to the Blues” 
03 - RM “That’s the Way that I Feel” 
04 - RM “Half a Mind” 
05 - RM “Tall Tall Trees” 
06 - RM “Billy Bayou” 
07 - RM “In the Summertime” 
08 - George Jones “Ragged but Right” 
09 - GJ “Accidentally on Purpose” (breaks up, not good quality) 
10 - GJ & Roger Miller “Ways of the Word, Ways of a Woman” 
11 - GJ & RM “Long Time to Forget” 
12 - George Jones “White Lightnin’” 
13 - GJ “Window Up Above” 
14 - GJ “Treasure of Love” 
15 - Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Three “Big River” 
16 - JC “I Guess Things Happen That Way” 
17 - JC “Rock Island Line” 
18 - JC “Instumental” (?) 
19 - JC “Five Feet High and Rising” 
20 - JC “I Got Stripes” 
21 - JC “Folsom Prison Blues” 
22 - JC “I Walk the Line” 
23 - JC “Lead Me Father” 
24 - JC “Ballad of Harp Weaver” 
25 - JC “The Rebel Johnny-Yuma”, spoofs of Ernest Tubb, Eddy Arnold, and Elvis, gunshots! 
26 - JC “Luther’s Boogie” 
27 - JC “Goodbye Little Darling” 

REMOVED: Johnny Western, Gordon Terry, Claude Gray, Rose Maddox 

Notes: 
Johnny Western, who emceed this 1961 show, would later become part of Johnny Cash’s band. Roger Miller, who had already written hits for Faron Young, Ray Price, Ernest Tubb, Jim Reeves, and George Jones, was just getting started as a performing artist. Fiddler Gordon Terry joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1950 and played with Bill Monroe’s Bluegrass Boys. His biggest single, “Wild Honey”, charted in 1957. Claude Gray’s career was hot in 1961: "I'll Just Have a Cup of Coffee (Then I'll Go)," was a crossover pop hit at that time. George Jones, still basking here in the glow of his 1959 hit “White Lightnin’”, would soon move away from his honky-tonk, rebel image: His smooth ballad “Tender Years” was Number One for seven weeks later in 1961. Rose Maddox (formerly of the fantastic hillbilly band Maddox Brothers and Rose) had five Top 20 hits in that year, including both sides of the 45 “Kissing my Pillow” and “I Want to Live Again”, which are performed here. Finally, Johnny Cash performs his hits, in- cluding “Luther’s Boogie”, which, interestingly, was the highest charter of all of them.

Johnny Cash - 1972-02-26 - Amsterdam, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Johnny Cash 
with June Carter, Carl Perkins, The Statler Brothers, and The Carter Family 
Nieuwe Rai, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 
February 26, 1972 
(Johnny Cash's 40th birthday) 

01 - Intro > A Boy Named Sue (4:10) 

02 - Ramblin' Around > Sunday Morning Coming Down (4:50) 

03 - Man In Black (3:23) 

04 - I Still Miss Someone (3:22) 

05 - Band Introduction > Five Feet High and Rising (3:27) 

06 - Pickin’ Time / Detroit City (3:31) 

07 - These Hands (3:26) 

08 - Me And Bobby McGee (2:33) 

09 - Wreck Of The Old 97 > Orange Blossom Special (5:13) 

10 - I Wish I Had Someone To Love Me (2:25) 

11 - Cocaine Blues (2:24) 

12 - Folsom Prison Blues (1:15) 

13 - I Walk The Line (1:41) 

14 - Jackson (2:56) 

15 - If I Were A Carpenter (1:46) 

16 - Help Me Make It Through The Night (incomplete) (0:58) 

17 - June Carter’s Thanks To Holland (speech) (2:00) 

18 - No Need To Worry (2:50) 

19 - Will The Circle Be Unbroken > Daddy Sang Bass (4:06) 

20 - Children Go Where I Send Thee (6:25) 

21 - A Thing Called Love > Goodnight From The Johnny Cash Show (6:19) 

Total running time: 68 minutes and 58 seconds. 

Tracks 1-2, and 7-16 taken from the 2002 broadcast from my own recording (see note below). 
Tracks 3-6, and 17-21 taken from the 2006 broadcast as torrented on Dime early 2010 by demamey (#291635) (thanks!). 

Track 16 is incomplete because it was at the end of the radio broadcast from 2002. About one minute into the song radio DJ Oscar Smit starts talking while the music continues. He talks for about 50 seconds, and then another 6 seconds of the music is heard just before the song and the radio show ends. I have cut out the talking, and with some mixing and (cross) fading created a (imho) better ending of the song. As between tracks 4 and 5 plus tracks 8 and 9, I have also done some crossfading between tracks 16 and 17 to have a contineous recording. I'm pretty satisfied with the result to be honest. You can decide for yourself of course. If someone's interested in my complete, untouched recording including the short pieces of DJ banter, to get the full scope of the original broadcast, let me know. These pieces are missing from the recording as torrented on Dime by Kanzan early 2010 (#291971) and recently reseeded by SpackTacular (#493736). 

Tracks 1-2, and 7-16 taken from the 42nd Dutch VPRO "Nighttrain" 747 AM radio broadcast / FM cable radio broadcast, April 12, 2002. 
Tracks 3-6, and 17-21 most probably taken from the Dutch KRO "Zomerfestival 2006" FM radio broadcast, August 22, 2006. 

Source and lineage tracks 1-2, and 7-16 (taped and transferred by Magnix): FM cable > WAV > CDR > WAV > FLAC level 8. 
Source and lineage tracks 3-6, and 17-21: FM > ? > FLAC as torrented on Dime. 

Used software tracks 1-2, and 7-16: Cool Edit Pro v1 and CDWave v1 > Nero Burning Rom > Exact Audio Copy v0.99pb4. 

Lineage tracks 1-21: FLAC > WAV > FLAC level 8 and torrented on Dime. 

Used software tracks 1-21: FLAC v1.2.1 as build in Trader's Little Helper v2.4.1.160 (decoding) > Cool Edit Pro v2.00 (editing) > CDWave v1.98 (splitting) > FLAC v1.2.1 as build in CDWave v1.98 (encoding). 

Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash - 1969-02-17/18 - Nashville, TN (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Columbia Studio A

Excellent Quality. Best source for these sessions

Vinyl LP (1st Pressing), No Label, Made in Holland 1975

Side One, Red Label, Matrix: HB - A"
Side Two, Black Label, Matrix: HB - B"

SOURCE: Near Mint Vinyl Album > Technics SL 1200 MK2/Ortofon PRO S > Onkyo P304 
Soundforge PRO 10c > FLAC Level 8 Align on Sector Boundaries

Transfer to Digital & Artwork (Original Scans 300dpi) for Plastic Sleeve, JTT 2012

Side One

01 - One Too Many Mornings

02 - Good Ol' Mountain Dew

03 - I Still Miss Someone

04 - Careless Love

05 - Matchbox

06 - Big River

Side Two

07 - That'S All Right Mama

08 - I Walk The Line

09 - You Are My Sunshine

10 - Ring Of Fire

11 - I Guess Things Happen That Way

12 - Blue Yodel # 4 (Actually T For Texas #1)

13 - T For Texas #2 (On Lp But Not Listed On Cover)

Bonus Tracks From Cd

14 - Girl From The North Country

15 - Just A Closer Walk With Thee