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Johnny Cash Christmas Specials 1976-1979 4 DVD Set
These late-1970s Christmas specials capture Johnny Cash at a high point in the run-up to his Country Music Hall of Fame election in 1980. Whether he is performing in the intimacy of his Nashville home or on a large soundstage, the elements of his success are here in abundance. This 4-DVD set spanning 4 years of Johnny Cash Christmas Specials including over 60 performances!
Featuring Special Guests:
June Carter Cash, Ray Cash, Roy Cash, Roy Clark, Rita Coolidge, Tom T. Hall, Andy Kaufman, Kris Kristofferson, Jerry Lee Lewis, Barbara Mandrell, Steve Martin, Anne Murray, Roy Orbison, TonyOrlando, Carl Perkins, Statler Brothers, Merle Travis, Tony Orlando
$49.99
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Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash Road Show
This DVD captures 30 of the early performances of Presley and Cash as they were taking their first steps on the ladder to stardom and international fame and on the accompanying audio CD they are joined by their Million Dollar Quartet cohorts, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins in a truly memorable collection of recordings. Bonus extras include rare Sun Records footage and Johnny Cash performing a spoof of Elvis Presley's hit 'Heartbreak Hotel'.
$19.95
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Highwaymen Live!
NEW! Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson-four of the greatest stars in country music. In 1984, they collaborated on the album Highwayman. Never before had such legends of country music gathered for an album of this caliber. With the release of their second album, Highwayman 2, these four legends embarked on an historic tour.
Between them, they are responsible for many of the biggest hits in country music. In Highwaymen Live they accompany each other in 25 classic performances filmed in March 1990 at Long Island’s Nassau Coliseum,plus shre candid thoughts about each other and their music.
$21.95
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Door To Door Maniac
Johnny Cabot (Johnny Cash) is a small-time hood who schemes with ex-con Fred Dorella (Vic Tayback) to knock off the Harper Federal Trust Bank, reputed to be as impenetrable as Fort Knox. The two decide that the only way to make off with the cash is to force bank president Kenneth Wilson's (Donald Woods) cooperation by taking his wife hostage. As Dorella proceeds to Harper Federal, Cabot invades the executive's home. There he encounters Mrs. Wilson (Cay Forrester), a sexy firecracker of a woman, who gives Cabot a run for his money. Trapped in the house together, the two discover they are unable to deny their animal attraction to each other.
One of America's pre-eminent popular musicians of the 20th Century, Johnny Cash is best remembered for his distinctive fusion of country, rockabilly and rock 'n' roll. Crooning several songs in this tense and gritty thriller, Cash delivers a shocking, early screen performance with his "Man In Black" demeanor already in full swagger.
$14.95
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Tribute to Johnny Cash
NEW! A star-studded musical tribute to the great Johnny Cash, featuring remarkable performances by such artists as Willie Nelson, U2, Emmylou Harris, Sheryl Crow, Brooks & Dunn, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and many more - including the Man in Black himself - all on the stage of New York's fabled Hammerstein Ballroom with exciting new interpretations of classic Cash hits like `Jackson,' `Guess Things Happen That Way,' `Train Of Love' and more. Standout moments in this rich and varied program include gorgeous trio harmony from Emmylou, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and Sheryl Crow; Marty Stuart on mandolin and electric guitar; the Fairfield Four bringing deep gospel authenticity to `Belshazzar'; Wyclef Jean's freestyle rapping; Bob Dylan's heartfelt thanks for Cash's much-needed support and more.
$25.95
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Cash For Kenya
NEW! First time ever, this concert DVD shows the charismatic charm and timeless songs of Johnny Cash, who in 1991 performed a benefit show in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, to support Rev. Jack Shaw's vision and dream of building a hospital in Kenya that would reach into the heart of suffering. Writes John Carter Cash in the liner notes: 'My father is still here in spirit and his enlightened passion endures. His wish to see the continuance of Jack's vision is coming true, in numerous ways. So as you watch this concert, and are taken in by the man's music, his charm and charisma, remember what he is singing for.' Among the rarely recorded, in the studio or live, are 'Man In White,' 'Angel Band,' 'Beautiful Life' and more.
$19.95
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Gospel Music of Johnny Cash
NEW! A story of faith and redemption with Johnny Cash, "The Man in Black." Plagued by addiction and heartbreak, fulfillment eluded the iconic Man in Black despite his hits, awards, and millions of devoted fans. Hosted by Dan Rather, this probing musical documentary investigates Johnny Cash's lifelong spiritual odyssey, his authentic faith, and his love for gospel music. Features song performances, vintage footage, family photos, interviews, a Holy Land trip, and more. Interviews with John Carter Cash, Marshall Grant, Rosanne Cash and the Statler Brothers. Includes never-before-aired clips and rare family photos.
“Johnny Cash was one of the most iconic talents to emerge in country music in the '50s; he was a bold and uncompromising artist who spoke his mind and performed the sort of music he chose regardless of what record companies, concert promoters, or network television executives expected of him. But "Johnny Cash the Nashville rebel" was also a devout Christian, and his faith informed both his life and his music in many unexpected ways. The Gospel Music of Johnny Cash is a documentary narrated by Dan Rather which looks at Cash's life and career and how his Christianity guided his music, helped him kick a longtime drug habit, and gave him solace in the lonely days following the death of his wife June Carter Cash. The Gospel Music of Johnny Cash features extensive footage of Cash performing his inspirational music, including plenty of material from his many television appearances with evangelist Billy Graham.” ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
$24.95
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Johnny Cash Ridin’ The Rails
NEW! Throughout his rich and enduring career, legendary country singer Johnny Cash penned songs on just about every subject imaginable. From life, death, love, and tears, Cash's songs resonated with generations of music fans thanks not only to his timeless skills as a storyteller, but his remarkable ability to craft a tune that would stick in your head for days after listening. One subject that Cash would return to time and again throughout his career was that of the locomotive. A powerful symbol of progression fueled by sweat and coal, the train takes center stage for this collection of songs by one of the most beloved country musicians ever. Songs include "Ridin' the Rails," "The Legend of John Henry's Hammer," "Shave and a Hot Bath," "Casey Jones," "The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore," and many more. This documentary won an award at the International Film Festival.
$21.95
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Pete Seeger’s Rainbow Quest
NEW! Rainbow Quest was a TV series hosted by Pete Seeger and filmed in the mid 1960s when folk music had enormous popularity. One show on this volume features an edgy, cagey Johnny Cash with his wife June Carter Cash reminiscing about his early influences and singing many early country ballads. The other show features Roscoe Holcombe, a banjo/guitar player from Hazard, Kentucky. The intensity he brings to traditional performance led Eric Clapton to call him "his favorite country musician."
$24.95
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THE JOHNNY CASH SIGNATURE COLLECTION: Door to Door Maniac (AKA Five Minutes to Live) The Pride of Jesse Hallam and The Nightrider all on one terrific DVD!
Johnny Cash's first film Door to Door Maniac, originally released as Five Minutes to Live features The Man In Black as a career criminal who kidnaps the local banker's wife for ransom. A very surprising twist makes this a fun and entertaining film. Another early piece of cinematic history is the western featurette, The Night Rider which is a fashioned after the Cash hit Don't Take Your Guns to Town. Finally, one of Johnny's finest performances ever is featured in the made-for-TV film The Pride of Jesse Hallam which features Johnny as an illiterate man who's been able to keep his secret from his family---until he is forced to move to the city to seek medical help for his daughter. A great set of Cash films all on one DVD.
$19.95
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JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON: Legacy Edition Deluxe 40th Anniversary 2-Cd+DVD
Box Set Makes History with Release Of - Yes - Two Shows!
RELEASED FROM THE ARCHIVE FOR THE FIRST TIME:
• CD One: 65-minute first show -with seven previously unissued tracks
• CD Two: 75-minute second show - with 24 previously unissued tracks (of 26)
• DVD: new documentary film - with exclusive Folsom Prison footage, interviews with Merle Haggard, Rosanne Cash, Marty Stuart, and former inmates at concert, and unpublished photographs by Jim Marshall
Latest entry in deluxe Legacy Edition series - available at both physical and digital retail outlets starting October 14, 2008, through Columbia/Legacy
It’s one of those dates that is embedded in music history. January 13, 1968, the day that Johnny Cash and his crew - June Carter (two months before their wedding), Columbia staff producer Bob Johnston, Carl Perkins, the Statler Brothers, and the Tennessee Three (guitarist Luther Perkins, bassist Marshall Grant, drummer W.S. "Fluke" Holland), rolled into northern California's notorious maximum security lockup and gave a performance that changed Cash's career arc and the future of popular music. Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison, the LP issued on Columbia Records the following May, became a cultural benchmark in the midst of the single most tumultuous year in American history since the end of World War II. It was more than a record album - it was the turning point for a generation.
Forty years later, the Cash archives in Tennessee continue to dazzle researchers with their riches. In fact, as rarely known by even the most ardent fans, and rarely mentioned in Cash writings until now - there were two Folsom shows performed and recorded that day: The first show, the bulk of which comprised the classic, familiar 16-song album; and a longer second show, the bulk of whose 26 tracks (except for two songs) were put on the shelf.
JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON: LEGACY EDITION has been a long time coming, indeed. The revealing three-disc (2 CD+DVD) close-up of that day now presents the entire unvarnished 65-minute first show on disc one - expletives intact for the first time, and with seven previously unissued tracks; and the entire 75-minute second show on disc two, with 24 previously unissued tracks (out of 26). It's topped off with a new documentary DVD - featuring exclusive footage from inside Folsom, interviews with Merle Haggard, Rosanne Cash, Marty Stuart, and former inmates who witnessed the concert, and unpublished photography by Jim Marshall.
JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON: LEGACY EDITION, the latest deluxe display-book box set entry in the Legacy Edition series will be available at all physical and digital outlets starting October 14th through Columbia/Legacy, a division of SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT.
$39.95
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Johnny Cash's America CD/DVD
People who agree on little else can agree on Johnny Cash. He carried a unique ability to reach all people at once. He was admired by prisoners and presidents, by preachers and punks. Cash was a man of God who spoke for the condemned. Johnny Cash's America looks at the unifying vision he carried with him through 50 years in music.
From the filmmakers behind "Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story," this acclaimed documentary (and accompanying soundtrack) looks at The Man in Black in a whole new light. How did Cash navigate the issues of his day, and what can we learn from his example? Here are gathered a broad spectrum of Americans--politicians, musicians, writers, family--to reflect on the power and meaning of Cash's extraordinary life.
This documentary features many never before seen performances capturing Cash across the years and in all circumstances. Intimate, revealing, and provocative, Johnny Cash's America shines a new light on a musician, an entertainer, an American.
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$24.95
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Johnny Cash Narrates The New Testament Bible On DVD
Contains the entire recording of Johnny Cash’s rendition of the New King James Version® New Testament-- over nineteen hours on a single DVD -- recorded in his studio in 1990.
Johnny Cash had said that he considered this narration of the Bible to be among his most important works, because reading or listening to the scripture aloud is a wonderful way to receive the encouragement and hope found in the Word of God From our family to yours, we hope you will enjoy Johnny Cash’s narration of the Bible in a brand new way.
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$19.95
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Johnny Cash Chapter & Verse DELUXE EDITION
NEW! The first and only collection to combine Johnny Cash's Gospel Music with his reading of the Holy Bible.
Johnny Cash: Chapter & Verse combines Johnny Cash's rich musical legacy
with his inspiring narration of God's Word. This special edition includes
Johnny Cash Reads the New Testament New King James Version® Bible On DVD
plus a CD featuring a unique compilation of 14 of his most-beloved Gospel songs.
Hear the Word of God and listen to the Gospel music of Johnny Cash in
the inimitable baritone voice that sold 100 million records in a music career
that spanned 60 years!
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$29.95
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Johnny Cash In Ireland
Shot in 1993, this Johnny Cash concert features the self-styled Man in Black performing some of his best-known songs. The show was recorded for Irish television, and includes special guest appearances from Kris Kristofferson and June Carter Cash.
$24.95
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Johnny Cash A & E Biography
His distinctive bass voice has chronicled the lives of coal miners and sharecroppers, prisoners and outcasts. His own story is as compelling as any of the characters in his songs.
Johnny Cash was born at the height of the Depression in rural Arkansas, and the legacy of his childhood shines through in many of his classic songs. After a stint in the Air Force, he went to Nashville where he began his recording career with Sam Phillips's Sun Records (where Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins also started). BIOGRAPHY® traces the singer's life from his hard-scrabble childhood through his more than 70 albums to his recent battles with failing health. Hear some of his legendary hits, and explore his legacy with musicians Tom Petty and Roseanne Cash, Johnny's daughter. Johnny Cash Biography goes beyond the vinyl to explore the sometimes-troubled personal life, including his marriage to June Carter and his battles with drug addiction in the early 1960's.
$27.95
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Walk the Line (Widescreen Edition)
The Academy award winning chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash's life, from his early days on an Arkansas cotton farm to his rise to fame with Sun Records in Memphis, where he recorded alongside Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins. J.R. Cash takes an early interest in music while growing up on an Arkansas cotton farm in the Great Depression. He is very close to his elder brother Jack, who dies in an accident involving a table saw in 1944 when J.R. is out fishing. His guilt about this event is not helped when his father blames him as well, so it comes as a welcome escape when he is old enough to enlist in the air force and is sent to Germany. Inspired by a film he sees there, Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison he composes a song, "Folsom Prison Blues." Leaving the air force Cash marries and attempts to succeed as a door-to-door salesman in Memphis, Tenn. but his heart is in music and he succeeds in an audition with Sam Phillips at Sun Records. Soon Johnny is touring and meets June Carter, who has been a country star since childhood. Although they are drawn to each other, they are married to others. Touring takes a toll on Johnny's marriage, and in the 1960's he becomes addicted to amphetamines. His marriage ends and June helps him beat the drug dependency. Reading fan letters from prisoners inspires Cash to perform a concert at Folsom Prison, which leads to a very successful album. June finally accepts Johnny's proposal of marriage given as they perform together on stage in Ontario in February, 1968.
$19.95
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The Gospel Road
Johnny Cash, the legendary Man in Black, telling the story of Jesus Christ as only he can tell it; from the heart with no compromises. Cash stars in, sings, and narrates this timeless tale of faith, courage, Jesus’ selfless acts of kindness and charity. Featuring original songs by Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, and Kris Kristofferson, and written and produced by Cash, "The Gospel Road" is his most passionate labor of love. Cash funded and produced the film in 1973. It was the first film on Christ produced entirely in the Holy Land.
$23.95
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HURT
The poignant, award winning video starring Johnny Cash doing his Nine Inch Nails hit, "Hurt." An amazing and touching video which brought worldwide acclaim and was named Greatest Music Video of all time.
$11.95
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Johnny Cash Live From Austin Texas
Johnny Cash was a consummate professional during good times and bad, and this complete, uncut 50-minute set from the long-running PBS concert series Austin City Limits shows the Man in Black in fine form, recorded at a time (January 3, 1987) when his career was in a state of uneasy transition. Despite the success of his 1985 album Highwayman, Cash had been dropped by Columbia, his label of 28 years, and one can sense a hint of weariness in this otherwise-fine performance. As evident by the warm, enthusiastic audience, this eclectic gig also hints at the personal and professional revival that Cash would enjoy in his later years with producer Rick Rubin. Like many of Cash's typical tour gigs, this one opens to the familiar strains of "Ring of Fire," and includes a handful of hits ("Folsom Prison Blues," "I Walk the Line," "Long Black Veil") along with a few rarities thrown in for good measure. Recommended to Johnny by Kris Kristofferson, a cover of John Prine's heartbreaking song "Sam Stone"--about the travails of a heroin-addicted Vietnam veteran--proves to be a perfect fit for Johnny (and a personal favorite), although Johnny (ever the devout Christian) changes the lyric "Jesus Christ died for nothin', I suppose" to "Daddy must have suffered a lot back then, I suppose," while retaining the song's sad, tragic tone. Cash then follows with a crowd-pleasing rendition of "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky," and his devoted wife, June Carter Cash, joins Johnny on "Where Did We Go Right?," a song by David Loggins (newly recorded at the time) that serves as a fitting tribute to the Cashes' long-term marriage. Johnny Cash considered this to be one of his finest TV performances, and considering this DVD's superior sound quality, recorded in an intimate setting, who are we to argue?
$23.95
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The Baron and the Kid
This 1984 TV movie is about a pool shark who meets his son for the first time at a charity competition. When they discover their relationship, they decide to join forces financially and professionally, and open a pool hall together. Stars Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Claude Akins, Darren McGavin.
$14.95
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JOHNNY CASH AT SAN QUENTIN (The complete Concert) CD/DVD SET
On February 24, 1969, two days before he turned 37, the legendary Johnny Cash led his traveling troupe behind the foreboding walls of the California State Penitentiary at San Quentin, long known as one of America's toughest prisons. Thirteen months earlier, the Johnny Cash Show made musical history when they appeared at another notorious California state pen. The concert yielded what became Cash's best selling album up to that time, JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON, which in July 1968 entered the "Billboard" LP chart and stayed on it for 39 weeks, reaching number 13..
JOHNNY CASH AT SAN QUENTIN, FOLSOM's follow-up and companion piece, upped the chart-success ante and then some; on August 23, 1969 it reached the top of the LP stack in "Billboard" and remained there for four weeks, making it the best-selling of all Cash longplayers.
Originally a single album, AT SAN QUENTIN is now a deluxe three-disc, Legacy Edition package: two CDs containing 31 selections, 13 of them previously unissued, plus a DVD called JOHNNY CASH IN SAN QUENTIN, a 1969 documentary made by England's Granada TV for British television. It is, by turns, exhilarating and harrowing; among the tunes is a full rendition of "A Boy Named Sue," the rollicking, rowdy smash that in 1969 topped the C & W singles charts for five weeks, while also reaching number two on the Pop side. There are also interviews, some searingly candid, with the prisoners and guards who were present when the Johnny Cash Show packed the big house.
Backed by his scythe-sharp band, the Tennessee Three, Cash's quavering bass-baritone renders hits, hymns, history (personal and American), humor and, of course, the singular "boom-chicka-boom" railroad rhythm that is one of Country music's most ineffable, instantly identifiable sounds. The bill also includes first-rate performances from rockabilly king Car
$40.98
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Johnny Cash: Live in Denmark
Johnny Cash and a slew of friends and family members take center stage for Live in Denmark 1971, a performance that's part revue, part career overview, and pretty much all good. That the show works so well may surprise some, as the setting is hardly some funky backwoods honky tonk, or even San Quentin; indeed, the Danish TV studio is antiseptic, and the audience, while polite and receptive, is for the most part rather restrained. But Cash is positively ebullient throughout this hour-long appearance, smiling, laughing, even dancing, clearly in peak form as he rolls out the hits, including "A Boy Named Sue," "I Walk the Line," "Folsom Prison Blues," and no less than three Kris Kristofferson songs ("Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down," "Me and Bobby McGee," and "Help Me Make it Through the Night," the latter one of several duets with wife June Carter). He's also happy to share the stage with his cohorts, of whom there are many. Rockabilly pioneer Carl Perkins, then playing guitar along with the Tennessee Three, Cash's usual backup band, ignites the crowd (well, sort of--they aren't exactly moshing in the aisles, but they're definitely into it) with "Blue Suede Shoes" and a thoroughly rockin' "Matchbox," perhaps the highlight of the whole show; the Statler Brothers step forward for "Flowers on the Wall," an obvious but still welcome choice; and even mother-in-law Maybelle Carter, a bona fide country music legend, is on hand, singing with June and sisters Helen and Anita. The entire crew comes onstage for an extended gospel finale, culminating with a rousing "Children, Go Where I Send Thee." All in all, a terrific addition to the legacy of the Man in Black.
$16.99
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Highwaymen: On the Road Again
Live and in concert, four of the greatest legends of country music join together. Johnny Cash sings "Folsom Prison Blues," Willie Nelson performs "Always on my Mind," Kris Kristofferson solos in "Help Me Make it Through the Night," and Waylon Jennings sings "Luckenbach, Texas." Also includes "Highwayman," "Good Hearted Woman," "Theme from Dukes of Hazzard," "Loving Her Was Easy," "Mamas Don't Let Your Sons Grow Up to be Cowboys," "Are You Sure Hank Done it This Way," "Me and Bobby McGhee," "Get Rhythm," "Crazy," "Ghost Riders in the Sky," "Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground," "Big River," "On the Road Again."
$23.95
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Stagecoach
1986 remake of the classic John Ford movie which originally starred John Wayne. Story follows a stagecoach ride through Old West Apache territory. On board are a cavalry man's pregnant wife (Mary Crosby), a prostitute with a broken heart (Elizabeth Ashley), a Marshal (Johnny Cash) taking in his prisoner Johnny Ringo (Kris Kristofferson), a crooked gambler (Waylon Jennings), and the infamous Doc Holliday (Willie Nelson).
$21.99
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Live at Montreux 1994
Johnny Cash, an American icon, is captured in this amazing performance from the 1994 Montreux Jazz Festival. Going through 19 of his classics, including a guest appearance from his wife June on "Jackson", Cash gives a history lesson of sorts. At the time of the show, he had been recording for nearly 40 years, and he performs most of his biggest hits.
$21.95
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The Pride of Jesse Hallam
Johnny Cash stars as Jesse Hallam, an illiterate coal miner from Kentucky, moves to Cincinnati so that one of his daughters may receive spinal surgery. Determined to support his family in the city, he decides he must learn how to read and write as an adult, and resolves to graduate from high school. Also starring Brenda Vaccaro and Elli Wallach.
$18.95
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The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James
This 1986 movie looks at the last years (not days, as implied in the title) of famous outlaws, Frank and Jesse James. The film opens in 1877 with the brothers trying to settle down after 15 years of thievery. Frank (Johnny Cash) is shown to be a book-loving and family-oriented man, while brother Jesse (Kris Kristofferson) is a money-hungry womanizer. The movie follows their lives through Jesse's death at the hands of the "rotten little coward" Bob Ford (Darrell Wilks) and Frank's death in 1892. Willie Nelson also makes an appearance as a former member of the James gang.
$19.95
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Johnny Cash: The Man, His World, His Music
Originally a theatrical release in 1969, this film offers great insight into Johnny Cash at the very peak of his career.
The material collected here offers a series of snapshots of Cash on one of his famously interminable tours. He is shown playing to audiences of fans, maximum-security prisoners, and feather-clad Native American dignitaries, and he is shown away from the stage, playing cards on the tour bus, jamming with friends, and further reinforcing his then-unfashionable interest in Native American issues with a visit to the site of the Wounded Knee massacre. Also of interest are the other performers that wander through this random travelogue: Cash's wife, June Carter Cash, in a duet with him on "Jackson"; Cash's lead guitarist, Carl Perkins, taking the spotlight to sing his creation "Blue Suede Shoes"; and, best of all, Cash, grinning from ear to ear and quite unabashedly overawed, recording a glorious duet of Billy Edd Wheeler's "Blistered" with a young, gum-chewing Bob Dylan. A gem for any true Cash fan or historian.
$24.95
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A Concert Behind Prison Walls
Johnny Cash headlines this 1976 televised concert, shot inside the Tennessee State Prison and featuring Linda Ronstadt, country picker Roy Clark, comedian Foster Brooks, whose '70s drunk act was always amusing. Ronstadt is surely appreciated for her sweet pop-blues (her "Love Has No Pride" nears epic intensity), and Clark's showmanship works with kitsch like "Orange Blossom Special." But it's Cash's "Sunday Morning Coming Down," Folsom Prison Blues," and famously bloody "Boy Named Sue" that resonate most powerfully with his, uh, captive audience.
$21.99
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Johnny Cash At Town Hall Party 1958-1959
This DVD contain two rarely seen Johnny Cash shows, live on stage at the Town Hall Party in the late 1950s performing 24 songs in total. Tracks 1-11 are from the Nov. 15, 1958 performance, and tracks 12-24 are from Aug. 8, 1959. Includes the songs 'Frankie & Johnny," "I Walk The Line," "Folsom Prison Blues," "Heartbreak Hotel," "Give My Love To Rose" & others. Early, classic Cash at his best.
$40.95
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The Best of Johnny Cash Show DVD Set
This DVD set will be available to ship on or around 9/18/07! Pre-order your copy today! 2 DVDs! (4 Hours, Color) 64 Performances In All! From the summer of 1969 to the final show in March of 1971, The Johnny Cash TV Show not only exposed an American audience to an eclectic array of musical talent, but also helped establish Johnny Cash as a true artist, humanitarian and a larger-than-life legend. Includes: Ring Of Fire (Johnny Cash), White Lightning (George Jones w/ Johnny Cash), Medley: Big Iron / Running Gun / El Paso (Marty Robbins), Wildwood Flower (Mother Maybelle & the Carter Sisters), I Walk The Line (Johnny Cash), Hello Darlin' (Conway Twitty), For The Good Times (Ray Price), Oh Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison w/ Johnny Cash), Jackson (Johnny Cash w/ June Carter Cash), Flowers On The Wall (Statler Brothers), A Boy Named Sue (Johnny Cash), Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins), Sing Me Back Home (Merle Haggard w/ Johnny Cash), Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line (Waylon Jennings), Ring Of Fire (Ray Charles) and more!
$39.98
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The Anthology
Johnny Cash is one of the most imposing and influential figures in the history of music. Emotional and real, his deep baritone voice and percussive guitar style created a bridge among various genres of music and earned him induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. This special collection includes two programs--"Johnny Cash: The Anthology" (54 min.) and "Half Mile a Day" (89 min.)--which detail the incredible six-decade career of this 10-time Grammy winning artist through performances, rare archival footage and photos. Scoring over 100 hit singles during his career, "Johnny Cash: The Anthology" takes viewers on a journey which begins with the 1950s hit "Cry, Cry, Cry" and continues through the 1990s classic "Bird on a Wire." Songs: "Cry Cry Cry," "Folsom Prison Blues," "I Walk the Line," "Orange Blossom Special," "Five Feet High and Risin'," "Big River," "Ring of Fire," "Jackson," "A Boy Named Sue," "Daddy Sang Bass," "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down," "The Man in Black," "If I Were a Carpenter," "Bird on a Wire." 143 minutes.
$29.99
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