Johnny Cash Fans

[Frogster]

Hey, you guys like Johnny Cash? Well, I do. And about three months ago I finally saw Walk The Line, and I really liked 'Waww-keen' Phoenix's voice. Does anyone have the following songs from the movie?

Ring Of Fire
Walk The Line
Get Rhythm
It Ain't Me Babe
Cry Cry Cry
Cocaine Blues
Home Of The Blues

If any of you have these songs sung from the movie could you send them to my email, lucasbervin@yahoo.com? I'd really appreciate it.

 

[KermieBaby47]

Sorry to reply in this thread as I don't have any of those songs -- just wanted to let you know that you have a PM, haven't heard from you.

Anthony

 

[Winslow Leach]

Hey, you guys like Johnny Cash? Well, I do. And about three months ago I finally saw Walk The Line, and I really liked 'Waww-keen' Phoenix's voice. Does anyone have the following songs from the movie?

Ring Of Fire
Walk The Line
Get Rhythm
It Ain't Me Babe
Cry Cry Cry
Cocaine Blues
Home Of The Blues

If any of you have these songs sung from the movie could you send them to my email, lucasbervin@yahoo.com? I'd really appreciate it.

I'm a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge fan of Johnny. I saw Walk the Line opening day, and was really impressed with Joaquin Phoenix's portrayal.

Back to topic:

Sorry, I don't have the songs you're looking for (movie versions, anyway; I have the originals). If this helps, the soundtrack album is still available. I've seen it in stores for as low as $8.98. I've heard the album a couple times, and it's well-produced. All the songs you mentioned above are available on it.

1. Get Rhythm
2. I Walk the Line
3. Wildwood Flower
4. Lewis Boogie Blues
5. Ring Of Fire
6. You're My Baby
7. Cry Cry Cry
8. Folsom Prison Blues
9. That's Alright Mama
10. Jukebox Blues
11. It Ain't Me Babe
12. Home of the Blues
13. Milkcow Blues Boogie
14. I'm a Long Way From Home
15. Cocaine Blues
16. Jackson

The CD is enhanced, so if you pop it into your computer, you get an extra song with a video, "Rock & Roll Ruby."

Again, sorry I don't have the material at hand...

 

[Winslow Leach]

Here is my list of what I consider to be the essential Johnny Cash...

The Complete Sun Recordings 1955-1958 - As the title says, this is everything Johnny Cash recorded at Sun Records at the very beginning of his career. Most of the early classics are here, but there are several nice rarities and never-before-released songs. Most of the tracks feature the classic lineup of Cash, Luther Perkins and Marshall Grant.

The Fabulous Johnny Cash (1959) - Johnny's first major-label release (Columbia) after leaving Sun.

Now There Was a Song! (1960) - Johnny sings country standards. Includes an early version of "Cocaine Blues" called "Transfusion Blues."

Blood, Sweat and Tears (1963) - one of Johnny's first concept albums.

Bitter Tears (Ballad of the American Indian; 1964) - another concept album; includes the powerful "Ballad of Ira Hays," about the Pima Indian who helped raise the flag on Iwo Jima (as depicted in Flags Of Our Fathers).

Orange Blossom Special (1965) - a folk-country album, most notable for several Dylan covers, including the Johnny-June hit "It Ain't Me Babe."

At Folsom Prison (1968) - the legendary live album cut at Folsom.

Ragged Old Flag (1974) - notable as the first album in which Johnny wrote all the songs himself.

The American Series (1994-2006) - sometimes playful, sometimes dark, these five Rick Rubin-produced albums bring Johnny's career full circle. Many of the songs have a rough, ragged you-are-there feel, which was the intent. A great cap to an extraordinary career.

And finally...

Everybody Loves a Nut (1966) - although it's certainly not essential Cash, it's a fun album made up entirely of novelty songs, including the wonderful "The One on the Right Is on the Left," "Boa Constrictor," by Shel Silverstein, and "Dirty Old Egg Sucking Dog," which Johnny sang to Rowlf on The Muppet Show. Unfortunately, this is not available on CD. With The Carter Family and The Statler Brothers. The album cover is a drawing by famed cartoonist Jack Davis.

 

[Frogster]

The CD is enhanced, so if you pop it into your computer, you get an extra song with a video, "Rock & Roll Ruby."QUOTE]

LOL! This is where I got the song-listings... how do I pull up the songs on the CD?

 

[Frogster]

The CD is enhanced, so if you pop it into your computer, you get an extra song with a video, "Rock & Roll Ruby."

That's where I got the song list... how do I get the songs out of the CD on my iTunes?

 

[Winslow Leach]

That's where I got the song list... how do I get the songs out of the CD on my iTunes?

Hmmmm...I'm not sure. I borrowed the CD from the library, but I didn't try it out on my computer.

 

[Teheheman]

Before my computer fried, I had Cocaine Blues, and Get Rythum. But, I don't anymore But, I do have Johnny Cash versions of Walk the Line and Ring of Fire, I also had Jukebox Blues and Jackson before my computer fried. But, the way that you can get in onto your iTunes, is to open your iTunes up, and it should have a CD icon up in the devices part, once there, import it and then it should be right on there. Let me know if you got it or not.

Daniel

 

[Ilikemuppets]

I'm a fan of his music. It's some of the best I've ever heard. I don't own anything by him though. But I don't really own too much of anybody's music who I really love, lol!!!

 

[Kiki]

I grew up listening to Johnny Cash cause my Dad's a fan as well as me. Some of my fave songs of his are:

-A Boy Named Sue
-Ring Of Fire
-Home Of The Blues
-Cry Cry Cry
-Jackson
-I Walk The Line

...and many more. I loved his music and may he rest in peace.