Johnny Cash + Boxcar Willie + Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two American Songs: The Very Best Of Johnny Cash & Boxcar Willie
Split-2-CD, 1998, Best-Of, Box, Pappschuber

Herstellungsland Deutschland
Veröffentlichungs-Jahr 1998
Zeit 101:15
EAN-Nr. 076119405623
Label/Labelcode nicht vorhanden
Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. Proper / Retro / R2CD ● 40-56
Musikrichtung Country: Nashville Sound/Traditional Country
Sammlungen Gesucht Flohmarkt
2 0 0

Tracklist

I = Instrumental L = Live B = Bonustrack H = Hidden Track C = Coversong
CD 1
Track Künstler/Band Titel Zeit Besonderheit
Gesamtzeit 45:33  
1. Johnny Cash The Wreck Of The Old '97 1:54 C
2. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Ballad Of A Teenage Queen 2:14
3. Johnny Cash I Heard That Lonesome Whistle 2:24 C
4. Johnny Cash Rock Island Line 2:11 C
5. Johnny Cash Goodbye Little Darlin' 2:17 C
6. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Train Of Love 2:22
7. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Down The Street To 301 2:07
8. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Give My Love To Rose 2:47
9. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Come In Stranger 1:41
10. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Get Rhythm 2:16
11. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Folsom Prison Blues 2:51
12. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two I Walk The Line 2:45
13. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Hey, Porter 2:13
14. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Guess Things Can Happen That Way 1:51
15. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two The Ways Of A Woman In Love 2:17
16. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two There You Go 2:21
17. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Big River 2:32
18. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Sugartime 1:49 C
19. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two Blue Train 2:03
20. Johnny Cash Doin' My Time 2:38 C
CD 2
Track Künstler/Band Titel Zeit Besonderheit
Gesamtzeit 55:42  
1. Boxcar Willie King Of The Road 2:17 C
2. Boxcar Willie Wabash Cannonball 3:31
3. Boxcar Willie Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes 2:02 C
4. Boxcar Willie Boxcar Blues 3:26
5. Boxcar Willie You Are My Sunshine 3:10 C
6. Boxcar Willie Your Cheatin' Heart 3:37 C
7. Boxcar Willie Hank And The Hobo 2:03
8. Boxcar Willie I Saw The Light 1:33 C
9. Boxcar Willie Peace In The Valley 2:53 C
10. Boxcar Willie Mule Train 3:24 C
11. Boxcar Willie Hey Good Lookin' 1:55 C
12. Boxcar Willie Kaw-Liga 3:30 C
13. Boxcar Willie Move It On Over 2:17 C
14. Boxcar Willie London Leaves 3:12
15. Boxcar Willie Rolling In My Sweet Baby's Arms 2:33
16. Boxcar Willie Divorce Me C.O.D. 2:03 C
17. Boxcar Willie Red River Valley 3:35
18. Boxcar Willie Heaven 2:21
19. Boxcar Willie San Antonio Rose 2:59 C
20. Boxcar Willie Train Medley 3:21 C

Infos

The Gold Collection: 40 Classic Performances

Best Of... contains:

CD:1 (Johnny Cash)
Tracks 1, 3, 4, 20 taken from Johnny Cash With His Hot And Blue Guitar! (1957)
Tracks 2 & 17 taken from the Ballad Of A Teenage Queen / Big River (7") (1957)
Track 5 taken from Greatest! (1959)
Tracks 6 & 16 taken from the Train Of Love / There You Go (Shellac 10") (1956)
Track 7 taken from the The Story Of A Broken Heart / Down The Street To 301 (7") (1960)
Track 8 taken from the Home Of The Blues / Give My Love To Rose (Shellac 10") (1957)
Tracks 9 & 14 taken from the Guess Things Happen That Way / Come In Stranger (7") (1958)
Tracks 10 & 12 taken from the I Walk The Line / Get Rhythm (Shellac 10") (1956)
Track 11 taken from the Folsom Prison Blues / So Doggone Lonesome (Shellac 10") (1955)
Track 13 taken from the Hey, Porter / Cry! Cry! Cry! (Shellac 10") (1955)
Track 15 taken from the The Ways Of A Woman In Love / You're The Nearest Thing To Heaven (Shellac 10") (1958)
Track 18 taken from the Sugartime / My Treasurer (7") (1961)
Track 19 taken from the Blue Train / Born To Lose (7") (1962)

Tracks 2, 6 & 14 - 17 also released on Johnny Cash Sings: The Songs That Made Him Famous in 1958.
Tracks 7, 13 & 18 also released on Now Here's Johnny Cash in 1961.
Track 11 & 12 also released on Johnny Cash With His Hot And Blue Guitar! in 1957.
Track 19 also released on All Aboard The Blue Train in 1962.

CD:2 (Boxcar Willie)
Tracks 1 - 19 taken from King Of The Road: 20 Great Tracks (1980)
Track 20 taken from the Train Medley (7") (1980)

Original Artists/Songwriters of the Tracks Performed by Johnny Cash on CD:1

"The Wreck Of The Old '97" originally by Henry Whitter
"I Heard That Lonesome Whistle" {Original: Lonesome Whistle} originally by Hank Williams With His Drifting Cowboys
"Rock Island Line" originally by John A. Lomax
"Goodbye Little Darlin'" {Original: Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye} originally by Gene Autry
"Sugartime" originally by Charlie Phillips
"Doin' My Time" originally by Jimmie Skinner

"The Ways Of A Woman In Love"
Written by Bill Justis & Charlie Rich

All following Tracks written by Jack Clement
-"Ballad Of A Teenage Queen"
-"Down The Street To 301"
-"Guess Things Happen That Way"

Original Artists/Songwriters of the Tracks Performed by Boxcar Willie on CD:2

"King Of The Road" originally by Roger Miller
"Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes" originally by Slim Willet With The Brush Cutters
"You Are My Sunshine" originally by The Pine Ridge Boys (Written by Jimmie Davis & Charles Mitchell)
"Peace In The Valley" originally by Mahalia Jackson (Written by Thomas A. Dorsey)
"Mule Train" originally by Buz Butler With The Cass County Boys (Written by Johnny Lange, Hy Heath, Ramblin' Tommy Scott & Fred Glickman)
"Divorce Me C.O.D." originally by Merle Travis
"San Antonio Rose" originally by Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys

"Train Medley" contains:
-"Fire Ball Mail" originally by Roy Acuff And His Smoky Mountain Boys (Written by Fred Rose)
-"Train Of Love" originally by Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
-"Walking Cane"
-"The Wreck Of The Old '97" originally by Henry Whitter
-"Orange Special Blossom" originally by Rouse Brothers
-"Wabash Cannonball"
-"Night Train To Memphis" originally by Roy Acuff And His Smoky Mountain Boys (Written by Beasley Smith, Marvin Hughes & Owen Bradley)

All following Tracks originally by Hank Williams With His Drifting Cowboys
-"Your Cheatin' Heart"
-"I Saw The Light"
-"Hey Good Lookin'"
-"Kaw-Liga"
-"Move It On Over"

"Wabash Cannonball" [Traditional]
First (known) Recording by The Carter Family in 1929; Released in 1932.

"Red River Valley" [Traditional]
First (known) Recording by Hugh Cross and Riley Puckett in 1928.

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CD:1
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[SID-Code CD-Master: IFPI L045 (außen)]
[SID-Code Presswerk: IFPI 07** (innen)]
[Matrix: S-8743/R2CD40-56A A]
[Trackzeiten: Software (foobar2000)]

CD:2
=> durch Matrixdaten ermitteltes Herstellungsland: Deutschland
[Presswerk: Sonopress GmbH (Logo im Innenring)]
[SID-Code CD-Master: IFPI L024 (außen)]
[SID-Code Presswerk: IFPI 07** (innen)]
[Matrix: S-8744/R2CD40-56B A]
[Trackzeiten: Software (foobar2000)]
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