Album Reviews

JOHNNY CASH

The Legend of…

2005-12-10

Sparked by the release of Walk the Line, this is actually a nice career-spanning compilation, although the complaint it that this contains too many (6) of Cash’s “American Recordings” tracks and other songs produced well past his prime. Still, this disc is nice in that it doesn’t target a specific decade. -Pete

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