Twenty years after Johnny Cash’s passing, a collection of previously unreleased recordings is set to be released on June 28. ‘Songwriter’ presents 11 original compositions demoed by Cash in 1993, showcasing his songwriting prowess. The album features collaborations with notable musicians, including Marty Stuart, Peter Abbott, Vince Gill, and Dan Auerbach, and includes a guest vocal from Waylon Jennings on two tracks.
Eleven unreleased tracks from the legendary Man in Black, Johnny Cash, are set to be released on a posthumous album titled ‘Songwriter’ on June 28th. Originally recorded in 1993, these songs were rediscovered by Cash’s son, John Carter Cash, who enlisted the help of musicians Marty Stuart and Dave Roe to add new instrumentation. The album features collaborations with Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys, Vince Gill, and the late Waylon Jennings.
Prepare for a musical treasure trove as Johnny Cash’s previously shelved album, ‘Songwriter,’ featuring 11 unreleased tracks, emerges from the vaults this June 28th. Recorded in 1993, these songs have been meticulously restored and brought to life by Cash’s son, John Carter Cash, who assembled a stellar lineup of musicians, including Marty Stuart and Dave Roe, to complete the project. The album’s first single, ‘Well Alright,’ offers a tantalizing glimpse into this long-lost gem.
New Johnny Cash album titled ‘Songwriter’ has been announced, featuring previously unreleased 1993 recordings. The album consists of 11 songs, including ‘Have You Ever Been to Little Rock?’, ‘Drive On’, and ‘She Sang Sweet Baby James’. It will be released on streaming, CD, and vinyl on June 28 and features contributions from musicians who played with Cash, including Marty Stuart and Dave Roe. John Carter Cash, Johnny’s son, worked on the album, which he describes as a way to connect with his father’s legacy.
