1 Best of the Best A Living Legend Original Golden Hits, Vols.
3 Johnny Cash: The Legend Johnny Cash at San Quentin Great Very Best of Johnny Cash, Vol. 1 Up Through the Years, 1955-1957 Gold Greatest Hits: Finest Performances Giant Hits Collection At Folsom Prison and San Quentin Johnny Cash Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On There You Go I Walk the Line: The Very Best of Johnny Cash Man in Black: His Greatest Hits Hits Super Hits Sun Kings I Walk the Line The Complete Original Sun Singles 1955-1958 Recordings Live in London Ballad of Ira Hayes Folsom Prison Blues Ring of Fire 16 Biggest Hits Country Superstars Biggest Hits: Johnny Cash/Willie Nelson/George Jones The Very Best of Johnny Cash The Essential Sun Collection The Man in Black: 1954-1958 The Man in Black: 1954-1958 Best of Johnny Cash Gold Collection The Man in Black: 1963-1969 The Man in Black: 1963-1969 The Legend at His Best: Ultimate Box Set & Autobiography The Sun Years, Vol.
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The Best of Johnny Cash A Free Man Lil' Bit of Gold I Walk the Line I Walk the Line I Walk the Line Johnny Cash 20 Foot-Tappin' Greats Starportrait Sings the Songs That Made Him Famous Country Comeback Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two: Sun Years Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two: Sun Years Country Boy Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar The Essential Johnny Cash 1955-1983 Classic Cash: Hall of Fame Series Greatest Hits, Vol.
The lyrics came as fast as I could write, and in twenty minutes I had it finished. It was one of those rare times I felt a song was just "begging to be written." There was no wringing the mind or biting the pencil on I Walk the Line. "I Walk the Line would be a good title," Carl said. "Something like 'I'm Still Being True' or 'I'm Walking the Line' or some such thing." A song that will have a lot of meaning not only for me, but for everybody who hears it - that says I'm going to be true not only to those who believe in me and depend on me, but to myself and to God - a song that might give courage to others as well as myself."Ĭarl said, "That's a good idea. "This is an idea I got today," I want to write a song that has something to say. In the dressing room at Gladewater I was sitting with Carl Perkins, strumming on the guitar.
General CommentSince most of the posts are about what Johnny meant and not what it meant to you, I figured I'd just find out what Johnny said.įrom "Johnny Cash, Man in Black, Grand Rapids, MI, 1975, pp.
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