Johnny Cash - Original sun sound of Johnny Cash translucent Violet Vinyl Record

Johnny Cash - Original sun sound of Johnny Cash translucent Violet Vinyl RecordUnreleased until 1964, six years after Johnny Cash's 1958 departure from Sun for Columbia Records, Original Sun Sound spans both his first and final recordings for the label. The early "Wide Open Road" shows the singer still under influence of Hank Williams (as well being a rarity in featuring the steel guitar of A. W. "Red" Kernodle, who left the group shortly afterwards), but the sardonic, Charlie Rich penned "Thanks a Lot," from one of his final

Unreleased until 1964, six years after Johnny Cash's 1958 departure from Sun for Columbia Records, Original Sun Sound spans both his first and final recordings for the label. The early "Wide Open Road" shows the singer still under influence of Hank Williams (as well being a rarity in featuring the steel guitar of A.W. "Red" Kernodle, who left the group shortly afterwards), but the sardonic, Charlie Rich-penned "Thanks a Lot," from one of his final Sun sessions, finds Cash beholden to no one but himself. There's also Cash's self-penned gospel song, "Belshazah," an unusual inclusion in that his producer, Sam Phillips, usually recorded only the performer's secular material.

Tracklist:

A1. Always Alone
A2. Country Boy
A3. Goodnight Irene
A4. Wide Open Road
A5. Thanks A Lot
A6. Big River
B1. Belshazzar
B2. Born To Lose
B3. New Mexico
B4. I Forgot To Remember To Forget
B5. Two Timin' Woman
B6. Story Of A Broken Heart