Johnny Cash – At Folsom Prison

Name: Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

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Label:	Columbia – CL 2839
Format:	Vinyl , LP, Album, Mono , Terre Haute press
Country:	US
Released:	1968
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Country Rock

Tracklist

A1		Folsom Prison Blues
A2		Dark As The Dungeon Written-By – M. Travis*
A3		I Still Miss Someone Written By – -J. Cash - R. Cash, Jr.- Written-By – R. Cash, Jr.*
A4		Cocaine Blues Written-By – T. J. Arnall*
A5		25 Minutes To Go Written-By – S. Silverstein*
A6		Orange Blossom Special Written-By – E. T. Rouse*
A7		The Long Black Veil Written By – -M. Wilkin D. Danny- Written-By – M. Wilkin*
B1		Send A Picture Of Mother
B2		The Wall Written-By – H. Howard*
B3		Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog Written-By – J. H. Clement*
B4		Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart Written-By – J. Clement*
B5		Jackson Vocals [With] – June Carter Written By – -G. Rodgers - B. Wheeler- Written-By – G. Rodgers*
B6		Give My Love To Rose Vocals [With] – June Carter
B7		I Got Stripes Written By – -C. Williams - J. Cash- Written-By – C. Williams*
B8		Green, Green Grass Of Home Written-By – C. Putnam*
B9		Greystone Chapel Written-By – G. Shirley*

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	At Folsom Prison (LP, Album, Stereo)	Columbia	CS 9639	Canada	1968
	At Folsom Prison (LP, Stereo, Album)	CBS	63308, S 63308	UK	1968
	At Folsom Prison (LP, Album, Stereo)	Columbia	CS 9639	US	1968
Recently Edited	At Folsom Prison (LP, Album, Stereo)	CBS	S 63308, CS 9639	Netherlands	1968
New Submission	At Folsom Prison (LP, Album, Mono, Pitman Pressing)	Columbia	CL 2839	US	1968

immanipper May 22, 2022
"Hello, I'm Johnny Cash." and the crowd goes wild.

Excellent sounding, highly sought after and tremendously rare true mono mix of this essential live album. Somehow, this specific mix is so elusively rare, that WLP mono copies are dime a dozen compared to the retail copies, and the hype for the mono mix of this album is genuine. It literally sounds like Johnny and the band are in the room with you on this mix. Johnny's vocals are more raw and pronounced than the muddy vocals on the stereo mix, and the instruments are right up front and mixed perfectly with the vocals here. Audience noises and heckles are quieter, but even with that, you can still really feel the "live energy" in this version more than in the stereo version. If you can find a playable copy of this rare mono mix that isn't an arm and a leg in price, whether retail or promo, don't hesitate to buy it.