“Songs Of Our Soil” by Johnny Cash - album review

features in: Album Chart of 1959 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1950s

A more than decent set of American folk ballads notable for “The Caretaker”, “I Want To Go Home” (aka Sloop John B to you and me!) and “Grandfather Clock” (was Nigel Blackwell here for “Joy Division Oven Gloves”?)

The Jukebox Rebel
23–Mar–2007

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A1	[01:54] Johnny Cash - Drink To Me (Johnny Cash) Country
A2	[02:09] Johnny Cash - The Man On The Hill (Johnny Cash) Country
A3	[02:13] Johnny Cash - Hank And Joe And Me (Johnny Cash) Country
A4	[02:30] Johnny Cash - Clementine (Billy Mize, Buddy Mize) Country
A5	[02:09] Johnny Cash - The Great Speckled Bird (Traditional) Country
A6	[02:05] Johnny Cash - Austin Prison [1958] (Johnny Cash) Country
B1	[01:58] Johnny Cash - I Want To Go Home (Johnny Cash) Country
B2	[02:06] Johnny Cash - The Caretaker (Johnny Cash) Country
B3	[01:46] Johnny Cash - Old Apache Squaw (Johnny Cash) Country
B4	[02:34] Johnny Cash - Don’t Step On Mother’s Roses (Johnny Cash) Country
B5	[02:45] Johnny Cash - My Grandfather’s Clock (Traditional) Country
B6	[01:50] Johnny Cash - It Could Be You (Vic McAlpin) Country