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Hymns By Johnny Cash - LP

Johnny Cash

Folk, World, & Country | Gospel

1959

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LP Johnny Cash: Hymns By Johnny Cash

Standard 1971 edition

Hallmark Records 1971 United Kingdom

Reissue Stereo Clearance

More ID: 830014 Discogs ID: 780152

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VG+ VG+ Few hairlines, few light scratches, minor wear on the cover, light ringwear

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Title	Hymns By Johnny Cash
Artist	Johnny Cash
More info	Standard 1971 edition
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Hallmark Records
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	1971
First released	1959
Weight	230 g
Product ID	830014
Discogs ID	780152
Discogs reviews	3.78

Johnny Cash: Hymns By Johnny Cash version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Hallmark Records year 1971.

This album is a compilation of gospel songs that Johnny Cash recorded in 1959. The album features Cash's distinctive deep voice and country rasp and includes anthems such as "I Believe in a Hill Called Mount Calvary" and "The Old Rugged Cross". The album is a great choice for fans of gospel music, and Cash's renditions of these classic hymns are sure to bring a tear to your eye.

Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country and Gospel.

Track list

A1	It Was Jesus
	Written-By Johnny Cash
A2	I Saw A Man
	Written-By Arthur Smith (2)
A3	Are All The Children In
	Written-By Johnny Cash, Oliver Greene (2) \| Written-By [Uncredited] Craig Starrett
A4	The Old Account
	Arranged By Johnny Cash
A5	Lead Me Gently Home, Father
	Arranged By Herbert G. Tovey \| Written-By Will L. Thompson
A6	Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
	Arranged By, Adapted By Johnny Cash
B1	Snow In His Hair
	Written-By Marshall Pack
B2	Lead Me Father
	Written-By Johnny Cash
B3	I Call Him
	Written-By Johnny Cash, Roy Cash Sr.
B4	These Things Shall Pass
	Written-By Stuart Hamblen
B5	He'll Be A Friend
	Written-By Johnny Cash
B6	God Will
	Written-By John D. Loudermilk, Marijohn Wilkin