SONY LEGACY
Cash,Johnny 16 Biggest Hits CD
- SKU:
- 16453043
- UPC:
- 886978311122
- MPN:
- 783111
- Condition:
- New
Description
2011 reissue of a 1999 compilation. An awesome 16 song collection with many essential songs from the Man in Black. Originally released as part of the Sony Best Value series.
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1. I Walk the Line 2. I Still Miss Someone 3. The Legend of John Henry's Hammer 4. Don't Take Your Guns to Town 5. In the Jailhouse Now 6. Ring of Fire 7. Understand Your Man 8. The Ballad of Ira Hayes 9. Folson Prison Blues 10. Daddy Sang Bass 11. A Boy Named Sue 12. Sunday Morning Coming Down 13. Flesh and Blood 14. Man in Black 15. One Piece at a Time 16. (Ghost) Riders in the Sky
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