Personal File

Johnny Cash

Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2006-05-16
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 49
Album Price: 9.99
℗ 2006 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

Tracks

	Title	Artist	Time
1	The Letter Edged In Black	Johnny Cash	2:38
2	There's a Mother Always Waitin	Johnny Cash	4:19
3	The Engineer's Dying Child	Johnny Cash	2:06
4	My Mother Was a Lady	Johnny Cash	3:35
5	The Winding Stream	Johnny Cash	2:36
6	Far Away Places	Johnny Cash	2:22
7	Galway Bay	Johnny Cash	1:44
8	When I Stop Dreaming	Johnny Cash	3:10
9	Drink to Me Only With Thine Ey	Johnny Cash	3:31
10	I'll Take You Home Again, Kath	Johnny Cash	2:27
11	Missouri Waltz	Johnny Cash	1:58
12	Louisiana Man	Johnny Cash	3:26
13	Paradise	Johnny Cash	3:02
14	I Don't Believe You Wanted to	Johnny Cash	2:55
15	Jim, I Wore a Tie Today	Johnny Cash	2:46
16	Saginaw, Michigan	Johnny Cash	2:28
17	When It's Springtime In Alaska	Johnny Cash	2:15
18	Girl In Saskatoon	Johnny Cash	2:16
19	The Cremation of Sam McGee	Johnny Cash	5:32
20	Tiger Whitehead	Johnny Cash	4:44
21	It's All Over	Johnny Cash	2:48
22	A Fast Song	Johnny Cash	2:31
23	Virgie	Johnny Cash	2:55
24	I Wanted So	Johnny Cash	2:40
25	It Takes One to Know Me	Johnny Cash	3:14
26	Seal It In My Heart and Mind	Johnny Cash	1:50
27	Wildwood In the Pines	Johnny Cash	2:40
28	Who At My Door Is Standing	Johnny Cash	2:29
29	Have Thine Own Way Lord	Johnny Cash	3:42
30	Lights of Magdala	Johnny Cash	2:25
31	If Jesus Ever Loved a Woman	Johnny Cash	2:37
32	The Lily of the Valley	Johnny Cash	1:43
33	Have a Drink of Water	Johnny Cash	3:34
34	The Way Worn Traveler	Johnny Cash	2:01
35	Look Unto the East	Johnny Cash	2:11
36	Matthew 24 (Is Knocking At the	Johnny Cash	1:55
37	The House Is Falling Down	Johnny Cash	2:49
38	One of These Days I'm Gonna Si	Johnny Cash	3:19
39	What On Earth (Will You Do for	Johnny Cash	2:43
40	My Children Walk In the Truth	Johnny Cash	2:49
41	No Earthly Good	Johnny Cash	1:50
42	Sanctified	Johnny Cash	2:32
43	Lord, Lord, Lord	Johnny Cash	2:18
44	What Is Man	Johnny Cash	2:21
45	Over the Next Hill (We'll Be H	Johnny Cash	2:54
46	A Half a Mile a Day	Johnny Cash	4:24
47	Farther Along	Johnny Cash	2:56
48	Life's Railway to Heaven	Johnny Cash	2:12
49	In the Sweet Bye and Bye	Johnny Cash	2:50

Reviews

Just a spelling error I would like fixed

5
By Strawnana Mana

All I was looking for was a ton of Cash's songs that I haven't heard and it gives me just that! However, "In the Sweet By and By" has been spelt incorrectly and no problem if it doesn't/can't get fixed it just irritates me a little!
Just like the title of the album you'll get personal with Mr Cash

5
By Double ugly

I've been looking a song Mr Cash did call until the next time we meet again when I stumbled into this album love it just Mr Cash and his guitar I love acoustic guitar
Amazing Find, A Must Buy

5
By Kiltman

I have been looking for this very album for almost a year now and I was pleasantly suprised to find it on iTunes. At the price, it is an amazing bargain. For music and readings of this quality, I would have happily paid twice as much as the iTunes store charged. If you are a Cash fan, you must buy this album for its exclusive look at Cash. It is a much more intimate recording session, basically just Cash, a guitar, and the mic, than any other album released by Cash. A great insight into his art.
Pure Genius

5
By pancakeonmyface

Pure, Un-refined Cash. This is nothing but the man himself. The soul in his music goes right to the bone.
Pre-American Recordings, These Private Masterpieces

5
By Miggonz

Okay ... a full decade before the Rick Rubin-produced American Recordings of the 1990s, Johnny Cash was busy at work on his own archive of solo acoustic sessions. All the press ... without exception ... never knew. The well told tale of Rick Rubin's concept of recording Cash alone with a guitar becomes just that .... a tall tale. Now we know that Cash was doing just that all along. No wonder Cash initially rejected Rubin's offer. The pivotal difference being the American Recordings reflect Rubin's song choices on Cash's behalf; whereas "Personal File" is wholly Cash's own inspired decision track after track. Here is an unbelievably personal documentation of an artist's private work-in-progress. It ranks with Leonardo Da Vinci's notebooks ... truly, it does ... as a rare window inside the mind of a bona fide genius. It is, therefore, an indispensable document and a singular work of art.
Amazing!!!

5
By Eli Sieplinga

Johnny Cash is an all around great artist. This is Cash at his very best. A must for any music fan...
Dont listen to the other guy

5
By ISAACis cool

This is a must have for those of you who like this style of music. But if you are an idiot and like rap music (besides like 2pac,and Dre) you probobly do not want this. But it is worth a look even if you do like rap music, and hard rock.
As Always

4
By gentlesnowflake

Great album--very excited about the new one coming out in July.
Unreleased Gems

5
By Blackout_xoxo

These songs have been archived in Johnny's own collection of cuts for years. Finally we get to hear more of country's most genious-prone mind. That in itself is reason to buy the two-disc set.