Johnny Cash - Easy Rider: The Best of the Mercur (2020) [FLAC] torrent

Johnny Cash - Easy Rider: The Best of the Mercury Recordings (2020) [FLAC]

Released ................ 2020
Source .................. WEB
Genre ................... country, 1960s
Codec ................... FLAC
Bit Depth ............... 16 bits
Sampling Rate ........... 44.1 kHz

01 - Waymore's Blues (feat. Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis & Roy Orbison)
02 - We Remember the King
03 - The Big Light
04 - The Night Hank Williams Came to Town (feat. Waylon Jennings)
05 - Let Him Roll
06 - W. Lee O'Daniel (And the Light Crust Dough Boys)
07 - Ballad of a Teenage Queen (feat. Everly Brothers & Rosanne Cash)
08 - The Last of the Drifters (feat. Tom T. Hall)
09 - That Old Wheel (feat. Hank Williams Jr.)
10 - Get Rhythm
11 - Tennessee Flat Top Box
12 - Sunday Morning Coming Down
13 - Veteran's Day
14 - A Backstage Pass
15 - Cat's in the Cradle
16 - Farmer's Almanac
17 - Monteagle Mountain
18 - I Shall Be Free
19 - I'm an Easy Rider
20 - The Greatest Cowboy of Them All
21 - Hey Porter
22 - The Mystery of Life
23 - Goin' By the Book
24 - The Wanderer (feat. U2)

In 1986, after almost 30 years on Columbia Records, Country music legend Johnny Cash released his first album on Mercury Records – Class Of ’55, in collaboration with fellow Sun Records alumni Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins. Seven years later, his last recording before signing with Rick Rubin’s American Recordings would be another collaboration, “The Wanderer”, with U2. In the years that span those recordings, Johnny Cash released a total of six albums for Mercury Records. The highlights of that output are presented here, on the brand new compilation Easy Rider: The Best Of The Mercury Recordings.

Now remastered for the very first time, using the original Mercury master tapes, the 24 tracks that make up the set feature Cash’s updated interpretations of classics songs “Get Rhythm” and “Tennessee Flat Top Box”, the rare B-side “Veteran’s Day”, Elvis Costello’s “The Big Light”, and his collaboration with U2, “The Wanderer”