Country / Americana

Unchained reveals the humanity and fragility underneath Cash's larger-than-life persona.

Wizened but wise, Johnny Cash looks you right in the eye and tells you, "I can sing your life in three notes." And then he does. And, of course -- he knows it.

A powerful and intimate album that brought the Man in Black back to the spotlight, where he belonged.

Johnny Cash at San Quentin is a nominal sequel to At Folsom Prison that surpasses its predecessor and captures Cash at his rawest and wildest.

This is a 17-track album running nearly 58 minutes and containing newly recorded versions of Van Zandt songs dating back to 1968.

First whales, now eagles. The man of Smog has really taken to this nature thing and we're digging it, too!