Tours & Eras
13 entries in the Johnny Cash compendium.
Folsom Prison ConcertRecorded live at Folsom State Prison in January 1968, this album revived Johnny Cash's carThe Johnny Cash Show EraWhere the Man in Black hosted legends, broke barriers, and brought music to the living rooThe Tennessee Three YearsA rhythm section of loyalty that drove the Man in Black's greatest musical journey.San Quentin Prison Concert (1969)Black suit, concrete walls, and a sound that made the whole prison shake.Folsom Prison Concert (1968)One man in black, a prison workshop, and the day country music found its conscience.Columbia Records Years (1958–1967)A decade of polished hits, broken promises, and the slow forging of a legend still findingSun Records Era (1955–1958)Three years in a Memphis basement that made the world hear a man's voice for the first timThe Comeback Era (1967–1970)A man in black walked into a prison, picked up a guitar, and the world remembered his nameOutlaw Country Era (1970s)A man in black, a bottle in hand, a world that forgot him—until he remembered himself.American Recordings Era (1994–2000)A broken voice, a black suit, and four albums that made the whole world listen again.American III: Solitary Man Era (1998)A gravel-voiced ghost in a black suit, singing silence into a spotlight.American IV: The Man Comes Around Era (2002)A seventy-year-old voice stripped to bone, singing the dark and the holy in the same breatLate-Career World Tours (2000–2003)A dying legend's last walk across the globe, one raw, aching song at a time.
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