
Hello, I'm Johnny Cash is a Rock album by Johnny Cash, originally released in 1970. On Gatefold: 33 pressings tracked, owned by 8 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Roots Rock
- warm
- earnest
- heartland
About
Fresh off the career-defining <i>At Folsom Prison</i> and <i>Johnny Cash at San Quentin</i>, just-married to June Carter, and newly (if temporarily) sober, Cash had become one of the biggest stars not only in country but also in pop, while still retaining his outlaw aura. Named for his customary introduction at live shows, <i>Hello, I’m Johnny Cash</i> showcased the lean sound of the Tennessee Three at its peak, including a Grammy-winning performance of “If I Were a Carpenter” with June and the first of what turned out to be many Kris Kristofferson covers (“To Beat the Devil”). Though the image remained tough, Cash’s delivery was steady, almost meditative—a simmering intensity that made performances like “Blistered” among the best of his career.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Southwind
- A2The Devil To Pay
- A3'Cause I Love You
- A4See Ruby Fall
- A5Route # 1, Box 144
- A6Sing A Traveling Song
Side B
- B1If I Were A Carpenter
- B2To Beat The Devil
- B3Blistered
- B4Wrinkled, Crinkled, Wadded Dollar Bill
- B5I've Got A Thing About Trains
- B6Jesus Was A Carpenter
Credits
Performers
- The Carter FamilyBACKING VOCALS
- Marshall GrantBASS
- W.S. HollandDRUMS
- Bob WoottonELECTRIC GUITAR
- Carl PerkinsELECTRIC GUITAR VOCALS
- Fred Carter, Jr.GUITAR
- Norman BlakeGUITAR
- Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Three
- Bill PursellPIANO
- Bob PhillipsTRUMPET
- Unknown ArtistTRUMPET
- William PippinTRUMPET
- June Carter CashVOCALS
- Johnny CashVOCALS GUITAR
8 collectors on Gatefold own this · 33 pressings tracked on Gatefold
