Vinyl Album - Johnny Cash - Now, There Was A Song! - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Johnny Cash
Title:	Now, There Was A Song!
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CS 8254
Date:	2 May 1960
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Johnny Cash	Seasons Of My Heart	G. Jones, D. Edwards	Rate
A2	Johnny Cash	I Feel Better All Over	K. Rogers, L. Smith	Rate
A3	Johnny Cash	I Couldn't Keep From Crying	M. Robbins	Rate
A4	Johnny Cash	Time Changes Everything	T, Duncan	Rate
A5	Johnny Cash	My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You	L. Ross, B. Wills	Rate
A6	Johnny Cash	I'd Just Be Fool Enough (To Fall)	M. Endsley	Rate
B1	Johnny Cash	Transfusion Blues	T.J. Arnall	Rate
B2	Johnny Cash	Why Do You Punish Me (For Loving You)	E. King	Rate
B3	Johnny Cash	I Will Miss You When You Go	E. Tubb, B. Stewart	Rate
B4	Johnny Cash	I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry	H. Williams	Rate
B5	Johnny Cash	Just One More	G. Jones	Rate
B6	Johnny Cash	Honky-Tonk Girl	H. Thompson, C. Harding	Rate

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Lovinda 6th Nov 2023		Added reissue label variant with RCA sticker over Columbia, but with identical US cover. Export issue?



Lovinda 3rd Nov 2023		Linked US + Canadian (mono) issues.



W.B.lbl 15th May 2017		I've yet to see any pressing, mono or stereo, with Bridgeport label fonts; both variants thus far (the 6-eye {Images #1338955 & 1338956} and circa 1969-pressed 2-eye {Images #544029 & 544030} are all Terre Haute typesetting).



Lovinda 14th May 2017		Added cover images and "6-eye" label images. I own this "2-eye" reissue too. My copy has Columbia inner sleeve, showcasing other issues in the same CS series, and all I've checked are from 1969. So probably it is safe to assume this reissue is from 1969 (if the sleeve has been there since it was new...) . The cover design/details is identical to the original release.



Bill Fick 18th Nov 2014		Yes, it is. You could call it a "concept album" all on its own ("Cash Does Traditional Country")...



bill mann 18th Nov 2014		Bill, this is a great LP, so different from his norm. Loved it as soon as I heard it round a pal's place, and bought a copy as soon as I could.



Bill Fick 17th Nov 2014		Track A3 was 1st cut by Cash at Sun in 1956 (with slightly different lyrics), but left un-issued until the '70s.



Bill Fick 2nd Sep 2014		1st pressing (mono & stereo) on the "6-eye" label. Interesting LP, one of the few occasions where you'll hear Cash with a traditional C&W backing of fiddle, steel guitar & honky-tonk piano. "Transfusion Blues" is "Cocaine Blues" toned-down slightly, & the only song on this LP with a boom-chicka-boom arrangement. Would've been a better B-side than either "Seasons Of My Heart" or "Honky-Tonk Girl" (which were issued as B-sides in 1960).

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Linked Releases

USA - Columbia - 1960 [Mono]

UK - Philips - 1960

UK - CBS - 1962 [Stereo]