“Hymns From The Heart” by Johnny Cash - album review
features in: Album Chart of 1962 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1960s |
A second album of “pop gospel” from Johnny Cash, which is all very tame and comes complete with those ridiculous “Ovaltineys” studio backing singers. I often wonder why he didn’t just get a bona-fide gospel choir on-board for these sessions…
The Jukebox Rebel
07–Jun–2007
Tracklist |
A1 | [02:27] Johnny Cash - He’ll Understand And Say Well Done (Roger Wilson) Country |
A2 | [02:49] Johnny Cash - God Must Have My Fortune Laid Away (Ted Harris) Country |
A3 | [02:01] Johnny Cash - I Got Shoes (Johnny Cash, Charlie Williams) Pop |
A4 | [02:47] Johnny Cash - When I’ve Learned Enough To Die (Ray Baker, Buddy Killen, Delbert Wilson) Country |
A5 | [02:14] Johnny Cash - Let The Lower Lights Be Burning (Philip Bliss) Country |
A6 | [03:02] Johnny Cash - If We Never Meet Again (Albert E. Brumley) Country |
B1 | [02:26] Johnny Cash - When I Take My Vacation In Heaven (Herbert Buffum, R.E. Winsett) Country |
B2 | [01:52] Johnny Cash - Taller Than Trees (Lee Ferebee) Country |
B3 | [03:00] Johnny Cash - I Won’t Have To Cross Jordan Alone (Charles Durham, Tom Ramsey) Country |
B4 | [02:04] Johnny Cash - When He Reached Down His Hand For Me (G.E. Wright) Country |
B5 | [02:00] Johnny Cash - My God Is Real (Kenny Morris) Country |
B6 | [02:14] Johnny Cash - These Hands (Eddie Noack) Country |