Johnny Cash was a passionate man but the country star was particularly interested with the downtrodden.
Though playing shows in prisons was not unusual to Johnny (San Quentin, Folsom State Prison) - he had never performed at a prison outside the U.S.A. when he took the stage at 1:10 p.m. on October 3, 1972 at Osteraker Prison north of Stockholm, Sweden.
He opened with A Boy Named Sue for a fully-seated auditorium and for the next hour plus continued with some of his biggest hits and fan favorites. To commemorate the day, Johnny had learned a few Swedish words: "Thank you my friends, I hope you like our music."
Now, finally uncovered after 35 years in the vaults, is Johnny Cash - Live At Osteraker Prison. Expanded with new liner notes, remastered with 12 bonus tracks - brought to you by the man who walked the line.
- I Walk The Line (Instrumental) (Previously Unreleased)
- A Boy Named Sue (Previously Unreleased)
- Sunday Morning Coming Down (Previously Unreleased)
- Österåker [San Quentin]
- Me and Bobby McGee
- Orleans Parish Prison
- Jacob Green
- Life Of A Prisoner
- The Prisoners Song
- Folsom Prison Blues
- City Jail
- Help Me Make it Though the Night
- That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine
- The Invertebraes
- Lookin' Back in Anger
- I Saw a Man
- High Heel Sneakers (Carl Perkins)(Previously Unreleased)
- Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins) (Previously Unreleased)
- Dirty Old Egg Sucking Dog
- Wreck of The Old 97
- I Promise You (Previously Unreleased)
- Nobody Cared
- San Quentin (Previously Unreleased)
- Folsom Prison Blues (Instrumental) (Previously Unreleased)
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