Vinyl Album - Johnny Cash - With His Hot And Blue Guitar - Sun

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Johnny Cash
Title:	With His Hot And Blue Guitar
Label:	Sun
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LP 1220 / 1220
Date:	11 Oct 1957
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	28 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Johnny Cash	The Rock Island Line	John R. Cash	Rate
A2	Johnny Cash	I Heard That Lonesome Whistle	Williams, Davis	Rate
A3	Johnny Cash	Country Boy	John R. Cash	Rate
A4	Johnny Cash	If The Good Lord's Willing	Jerry Reed	Rate
A5	Johnny Cash	Cry, Cry, Cry	John R. Cash	Rate
A6	Johnny Cash	Remember Me	Hamblen	Rate
B1	Johnny Cash	So Doggone Lonesome	John R. Cash	Rate
B2	Johnny Cash	I Was There When It Happened	Jones, Davis	Rate
B3	Johnny Cash	I Walk The Line	John R. Cash	Rate
B4	Johnny Cash	The Wreck Of Old '97	John R. Cash	Rate
B5	Johnny Cash	Folsom Prison Blues	John R. Cash	Rate
B6	Johnny Cash	Doin' My Time	Jimmie Skinner	Rate

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BB Nov 11, 1957 ad, p.112 "LP is now ready"

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charlie 45 12th Feb 2015		Add label image of my copy I didn't know I had until I decided to list an album I had call Rock Island Line with Johnny Cash and Jeannie C. Riley. When I removed the record from the cover it was this one instead. I guess I never really looked when I bought it.



bill mann 5th Aug 2014		I didn't realise there were colour differences in various issues, however I'm pleased to say mine has the light blue background.



Bill Fick 4th Aug 2014		Yes, the earlier issues had a darker cover, with the background a light blue. Later pressings (such as the one shown) were more washed out. The original configurations of the Sun LP's stayed in print until 1968, when Sam Phillips decided to sell the label, but you could still find new copies of these in the record store bins until the early '70s. Also, the older covers were of a thicker stock.



78rpm-maniac 3rd Aug 2014		I´m of the opinion, that the original 1957 release had a light-blue Background on the cover and not a White Background.



Bill Fick 2nd Jul 2014		Original Sun releases stayed in print until 1968, when Sam Phillips sold the label to Shelby Singleton. After that, all Sun releases were completely re-configured, new LP's, catalog numbers, artwork, etc.



Bill Fick 28th Jun 2014		No Johnny Cash Sun-era recordings are in true stereo. Sam Phillips did not have stereo capabilities until he built his 2nd studio at 639 Madison, which was long after Cash had left the label.



Trainman 10th Jun 2014		Thanks for the update. Was not aware of reissues



bill mann 2nd Jun 2014		This sleeve is not the 57 variety,[excuse the gag, it was totally unintended, but I thought I'd leave it in for a laugh !] it's probably from 69/70 ish. All of Johnny's Sun albums were reissued in so called stereo. I have a couple, but they are thankfully still in mono, despite what the sleeve indicates. Dunno about this one, as mine is a 57 issue with no stereo at the top left. Also the number system changed, LP 1220 on original pressings, became SLP 1220 on repressings. Then later on these 'stereo' issues.



Trainman 1st Jun 2014		My copy indicates "stereo" , on careful listening 6 of the tracks do indeed seem to be true stereo. Rick Island Line, I Heard That Lonesome Whistle, So Doggone Lonesome, I walk the Line, Wreck of the Old 97 and Folsom Prison Blues. Record does not appear to be a bootleg.

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Linked Releases

UK - Sun - 1981

UK - London - 1959