Johnny Cash

Hurt
$0.99
And he is going to make sure by the end of this song, you too know it.
Reznor created an awe inspiring song here, and it inspired awe in the man who would turn it into the tribute to the indecencies of life that it was originally intended to be.

The Johnny Cash Show: The Best of Johnny Cash 1969-1971
$39.98
A marvellous look back, a nostalgia trip, and it's everything they say it is - Kristofferson does an excellent job of narrating, the tracks chosen are very indicative of the extraordinary breadth of talented artists who appeared on the show - but the clothes and hair? whoagh, take a look at Loretta Lynne and Marty Robbins and weep! The only incongruous performer is Joni Mitchell, who seems atrangely out of place and key. A truly brilliant DVD and highly recommended to both all Cash fans but also to those who went through those times.

At Folsom Prison
$7.99
I'd managed to go over a decade collecting a few songs from this album, but never owning it in its entirety. Buy the album. It's completely worth it. There are the classics like At Folsom Prison that everyone can sing along to, songs you need for a crazy day like Cocaine Blues, and Busted for those of us who are suffering from the present economy.

It's livelier than most live albums, with brief humorous dialogue between Johnny, June, and the tough prison crowd.

The Essential Johnny Cash
$15.93
Great collection of his music! It has almost all of the songs that were in the movie.