Vinyl Album - Johnny Cash - Ring Of Fire - The Best Of Johnny Cash - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Johnny Cash
Title:	Ring Of Fire - The Best Of Johnny Cash
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CL 2053
Date:	6 Aug 1963
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	22 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Johnny Cash	Ring Of Fire	J. Carter, M. Kilgore	Rate
A2	Johnny Cash	I'd Still Be There	J. Cash, J. Horton	Rate
A3	Johnny Cash	What Do I Care	J. Cash	Rate
A4	Johnny Cash	I Still Miss Someone	J. Cash, R. Cash Jr.	Rate
A5	Johnny Cash	Forty Shades Of Green	J. Cash	Rate
A6	Johnny Cash	Were You There (When They Crucified My Lord)	Arr. and adapted: Johnny Cash	Rate
B1	Johnny Cash	The Rebel - Johnny Yuma	R. Markowitz, A. Fenady	Rate
B2	Johnny Cash	Bonanza!	J. Livingston, R. Evans	Rate
B3	Johnny Cash	The Big Battle	J. Cash	Rate
B4	Johnny Cash	Remember The Alamo	J. Bowers	Rate
B5	Johnny Cash	Tennessee Flat-Top Box	J. Cash	Rate
B6	Johnny Cash With The Carter Family	(There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me)	T. A. Dorsey	Rate

Notes

Produced by Don Law and Frank Jones

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Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 7th Jun 2015		I thought, perhaps CBS might've bought the rights to those tracks I mentioned from Sun Records in the early 1960s prior to the issue of this LP, so they'd have secured the rights for a future(later in the 1960s) compilation or compilations.



Bill Fick 6th Jun 2015		Except for the fact that those two are Sun-era tracks, & the original Sun Records was still in operation when this LP was originally issued...



Neil Forbes 6th Jun 2015		Yes, Bill, they could well have! Likely candidates would be "Ballad Of A Teenage Queen" and "Come In Stranger".



Bill Fick 5th Jun 2015		They could've replaced the gospel tracks with some of the other non-LP tracks I mentioned & still kept it a 12-track LP.



Neil Forbes 3rd Jun 2015		I'd have made this a 5-tracks-per-side album by deleting Track 6 on each side - Keep it Secular!



Bill Fick 3rd Jun 2015		This is Cash's 1st "best of" compilation released by Columbia. With the exception of track A4 (which was on his 1st Columbia LP), none of these songs had seen LP release yet. For me, A4 should've been substituted with another non-LP track from 1958-63 ("All Over Again", "I Got Stripes", "Locomotive Man", "Girl In Saskatoon", "Smiling Bill McCall", etc...). As compilation LPs go, it's one of the better ones.



Bill Fick 6th Aug 2014		A6 with the Carter Family also.

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Linked Releases

Canada - Columbia - 1963 [Mono]

UK - CBS - 1963 [Stereo]

UK - CBS - 1963 [Mono]

USA - Columbia - 1963 [Stereo]

Netherlands - CBS - 1969