THIS IS THE 2006 UK REPRESSING on AMERICAN RECORDINGS label [The American Recordings, Back To Vinyl SERIES].  SINGLE COVER w/HYPE STICKER + INNER SLEEVE. The cover is in EX CONDITION, without any major deterioration BUT light discolouration/wear on corners, mild creases on edges, left spine is fully readable; INNER in good condition but mild creases and 2 splits (5cm on bottom and 3cm on lateral); for details see photos (with and without flashlight). The vinyl is in EX condition (few clicks) and plays wonderfully.

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JOHNNY CASH

 Part rockabilly rebel, part campfire storyteller, part outlaw in black, 

his hearty baritone has remained the essence of country music

<reissue, originally published 1994>

Produced by Rick Rubin

LP     AMERICAN RECORDINGS RECORDS      5101-12792-1

BACK TO VINYL SERIES

MADE IN ENGLAND     2006 REPRESSING

SINGLE COVER + INNER SLEEVE + HYPE STICKER

NOTES: Comes with a printed inner sleeve.

Several copies were released with a hype/info sticker: Back To Vinyl Classic Cash Album On 180 Gram Vinyl.

Track A7 is listed by different ways:

- On label: Oh, Bury Me Not

- On inner sleeve: Cowboy's Prayer/Oh, Bury Me Not

- On back: Oh, Bury Me Not Introduction: A Cowboy's Prayer

On front: CASH

On spine and labels: JOHNNY CASH • AMERICAN RECORDINGS

On back: JOHNNY CASH AMERICAN RECORDINGS

Barcode: 5 051011 279218

LABEL: AMERICAN RECORDINGS - BLACK/SILVER LABEL - SILVER/BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: 5101-12792-1

Catalog on labels: 5101-12792-1

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): 5101 127921 A-1

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): 5101 127921 B-1

On labels: a STEREOPHONIC experience

Produced by Rick Rubin 

rim text reads "℗ 1994 American Recordings"

On inner sleeve: Photo + Tracklist + Credits + Lyrics

On back cover: ℗© 1994 American...........Manufactured and Marketed by Rhino UK.........

tracklisting

Side A: DELIA'S GONE - LET THE TRAIN BLOW THE WHISTLE

THE BEAST IN ME - DRIVE ON - WHY ME LORD

THIRTEEN - OH, BURY ME NOT (introduction A COWBOY'S PRAYER)

Side B: BIRD ON A WIRE - TENNESSEE STUD

DOWN THERE BY THE TRAIN - REDEMPTION

LIKE A SOLDIER - THE MAN WHO COULDN'T CRY

RECORD EX but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)

Johnny Cash was in the unenviable position of being a living legend who was beloved by fans of classic country music without being able to interest anyone in his most recent work when he was signed to Rick Rubin's American Recordings label in 1994. Rubin, best known for his work with edgy rockers and hip-hop acts, opted to produce Cash's first album for American, and as he tried to brainstorm an approach that would introduce Cash to a new audience, he struck upon a brilliant idea -- doing nothing. For American Recordings, Rubin simply set up some recording equipment in Cash's Tennessee cabin and recorded him singing a set of songs accompanied only by his acoustic guitar. The result is an album that captured the glorious details of Johnny Cash's voice and allowed him to demonstrate just how emotionally powerful an instrument he possessed. While Rubin clearly brought some material to Cash for these sessions -- it's hard to imagine he would have recorded tunes by Glenn Danzig or Tom Waits without a bit of prodding -- Cash manages to put his stamp on every tune on this set, and he also brought some excellent new songs to the table, including the Vietnam veteran's memoir "Drive On," the powerful testimony of faith "Redemption," and a sly but moving recollection of his wild younger days, "Like a Soldier." ...(AllMusic)