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the rare 1950's radio broadcasts - the country style usa and guest star shows - johnny cash

The Rare 1950's Radio Broadcasts - The Country Style USA And Guest Star Shows

Johnny Cash

2016
33 tracks
1 uur, 8 min
country

Album Description

Step back in time to the golden age of country music with Johnny Cash's "The Rare 1950's Radio Broadcasts - The Country Style USA And Guest Star Shows." This captivating collection offers a unique glimpse into the early career of the legendary Johnny Cash, featuring live radio performances from the iconic "Country Style USA" and "Guest Star" shows.

Released in 2016, this album compiles 33 tracks from Johnny Cash's appearances on these classic radio programs, spanning from 1956 to 1959. Fans will delight in hearing timeless hits like "Hey Porter," "I Walk the Line," and "Folsom Prison Blues," as well as lesser-known gems and interview segments that provide insight into Cash's burgeoning career.

Broadcast out of Shreveport, Louisiana, "Country Style USA" was a beloved radio show that launched the careers of many country music legends, including Hank Williams and Johnny Cash himself. This album captures the raw energy and authenticity of Cash's live performances during this pivotal time in his career.

In addition to the musical performances, the album includes interviews and promotional spots that offer a fascinating look into the cultural context of the 1950s. From United States Army recruitment spots to United States Saving Bonds promotions, these segments provide a unique historical perspective that enriches the listening experience.

With a total runtime of 1 hour and 8 minutes, "The Rare 1950's Radio Broadcasts - The Country Style USA And Guest Star Shows" is a treasure trove for Johnny Cash fans and country music enthusiasts alike. Whether you're a longtime admirer of Cash's work or a newcomer to his music, this album offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the magic of Johnny Cash's early radio performances.

April 4, 20162016 Johhny Cash,Alan Lomax,Huddie Ledbetter,Fern Jones,Jimmie H Davis,Bob Willis,Tommy Duncan,Buzz Adlam,Louis Alter,Sidney D Mitchell2016 Creative Zone IP

Tracks

Hey Porter (Upgraded Country Style USA Radio 1956 )Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:08
I Walk The Line ( Upgraded Country Style USA Radio 1956)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:45
Rock Island Line (Upgraded Country Style USA Radio 1956)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:16
So Doggone Lonesome (Upgraded Country Style USA Radio 1956)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:13
Folsom Prison Blues (Upgraded Country Style USA Radio 1957)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:19
Cry Cry Cry (Upgraded Country Style USA Radio Show 1957)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
1:56
I Was There Was When It Happened (Upgraded Country Style USA Radio 1957)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:13
Get Rhythm (Upgraded Country Style USA Radio 1957)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:12
Country Boy (Upgraded Guest Star Radio Show 1959)Johnny Cash
1:49
Don't Take Your Guns To Town (Upgraded Guest Star Radio Show 1959Johnny Cash
2:59
Swing Low Sweet Chariot (Upgraded Guest Star Radio Show)Johnny Cash
2:12
Stay A Little Longer (Country Style USA theme 1956 - Intro)Johnny Cash, Country Style USA House Band
1:06
Hey Porter (Country Style USA Radio 1956l)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:53
I Walk The Line (Country Style USA Radio 1956)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
3:07
United States Army Recruitment Spot (Country Style USA Radio 1956)Johnny Cash, Charlie Applewhite
0:55
Rock Island Line (Country Style USA Radio 1956)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:30
So Doggone Lonesome (Country Style USA Radio 1956)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:38
Stay A Little Longer (Country Style USA theme 1956 -Outro)Johnny Cash, Country Style USA House Band
1:09
Stay A Little Longer (Country Style USA theme 1957 - Intro)Johnny Cash, Country Style USA House Band
0:51
Folsom Prison Blues (Country Style USA Radio 1957)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:37
Cry Cry Cry (Country Style USA Radio 1957)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:32
United States Army Recruitment Spot (Country Style USA Radio 1957)Johnny Cash, Charlie Applewhite
1:12
I Was There Was When It Happened (Country Style USA Radio 1957)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:30
Get Rhythm (Country Style USA Radio 1957)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
2:56
Stay A Little Longer (Country Style USA theme 1957 - Outro)Johnny Cash, Country Style USA House Band
1:27
Guest Star Radio Theme (Intro) (Guest Star Radio 1959)Johnny Cash, The Buzz Adlam Orchestra
1:02
Country Boy (Guest Star Radio 1959)Johnny Cash
1:53
Johnny Cash Interview (Guest Star Radio 1959)Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash and Lou Crosby
0:51
Don't Take Your Guns To Town (Guest Star Radio 1959)Johnny Cash
3:06
United States Saving Bonds Promotion (Guest Star Radio 1959)Johnny Cash, Lou Crosby
1:13
When It's Twilight On The Trail (Guest Star Radio 1959)Johnny Cash, The Buzz Adlam Orchestra
3:15
Swing Low Sweet Chariot (Guest Star Radio 1959)Johnny Cash
2:21
Guest Star Radio Theme (Outro) (Guest Star Radio 1959)Johnny Cash, The Buzz Adlam Orchestra
0:57

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About Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash, born John Ray Cash, was an iconic American singer-songwriter whose deep, resonant voice and compelling storytelling made him a legendary figure in country music. Known for his distinctive bass-baritone vocals and the train-like rhythms of his backing band, the Tennessee Three, Cash's music often explored themes of sorrow, redemption, and moral struggle. His signature all-black stage attire earned him the nickname "Man in Black," reflecting his rebellious spirit and evolving personal journey. Cash's career spanned decades, from his early hits like "I Walk the Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues" to his later, more introspective works. His live performances at prisons, including the legendary "At Folsom Prison" album, showcased his unique ability to connect with audiences on a profound level. Beyond music, Cash was also an actor and author, leaving an indelible mark on American culture. His influence transcended genres, bridging the gap between country and rock 'n' roll, and his impact continues to resonate with fans worldwide.

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