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I Would Like to See You Again by Johnny Cash (CD, Jun-2000, DCC Compact Classics)
(CD, 2000)
Primary Artist: Johnny Cash
Personnel includes: Johnny Cash (vocals, guitar); Waylon Jennings (vocals); The Jordanaires, John Ca...
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Format: CD
Jun 2000
Record Label: DCC Compact Classics
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 010963019223 |
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Track Listing
1. I Would Like to See You Again
2. Lately
3. I Wish I Was Crazy Again
4. Who's Gene Autry?
5. Hurt So Bad
6. I Don't Think I Could Take You Back Again
7. Abner Brown
8. After Taxes
9. There Ain't No Good Chain Gang
10. That's the Way It Is
11. I'm Alright Now
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Johnny Cash (vocals, guitar); Waylon Jennings (vocals); The Jordanaires, John Carter Cash (background vocals).Producers: Larry Butler, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings.Recorded at Sound Spectrum Recording, Nashville, Tennessee between July 6, 1976 & October 4, 1997. Originally released on Columbia (KC 35313). Includes liner notes by Larry Butler.Digitally remastered by Steve Hoffman.Personnel: Johnny Cash (vocals); The Jordanaires (vocals); Al Casey (guitar).Audio Remasterer: Steve Hoffman.Recording information: Sound Spectrum Recording, Inc., Nashville, TN (07/06/1976-10/04/1977).Photographer: Alexander Agor.From the late '70s through the late '80s, Johnny Cash's recording career existed in a kind of netherworld. Though he remained a tireless and hugely successful concert performer, the music business took him off its high-priority list. Admittedly of varying quality, much of his material from this period remained unavailable for ages, though occasional reissues like this one allow the modern-day Cash fan to connect the dots of this hazy phase of the country legend's career.Fans of the bare-bones sound on Cash's early recordings may be put off by Larry Butler's big, Nashville-friendly production, but that doesn't mean there aren't good songs to be found here. "I Wish I Was Crazy Again," a duet with running buddy Waylon Jennings, is a fitting elegy for the outlaw country period that was just beginning its downhill slide in 1977. The Cash-penned Abner Brown is one of Johnny's trademark homegrown character studies. "After Taxes" is a light-hearted romp that skewers Uncle Sam's minions in the IRS. Cash fans who are willing to wade through the ubiquitous, overbearing background vocals and similar touches will find some rare pleasures on this album.
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