Bear's Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash, At The Carousel Ballroom, April 24 1968, an historic and never-heard live concert recorded in San Francisco by innovative sound wizard Owsley Stanley. Captured in the heart of Haight-Ashbury, just days before the release of Cash's iconic At Folsom Prison album (and over six months before the arrival of the equally revered At San Quentin), At The Carousel Ballroom serves as a third essential - and wholly unique - live document from the era, a moment of cultural collision, with Cash leaning into songs about society's outcasts, while playing a venue operated by The Jefferson Airplane and Grateful Dead. The live album, which will be released on 2LP, features new essays by Johnny and June Carter Cash's son John Carter Cash, Owsley Stanley's son Starfinder Stanley, The Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, and Widespread Panic's Dave Schools, as well as new art by Susan Archie.
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1 Cocaine Blues (Live)
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2 Long Black Veil (Live)
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3 Going to Memphis (Live)
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4 The Ballad of Ira Hayes (Live)
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5 Rock Island Line (Live)
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1 Guess Things Happen That Way (Live)
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2 One Too Many Mornings (Live)
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3 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Live)
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4 Give My Love to Rose (Live)
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5 Green, Green Grass of Home (Live)
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6 Old Apache Squaw (Live)
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7 Lorena (Live)
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1 Forty Shades of Green (Live)
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2 Bad News (Live)
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3 Jackson (Live) - By Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash
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4 Tall Lover Man (Live) - By Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash
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5 June Carter Medley (Live)
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1 Long Legged Guitar Pickin' Man (Live) - By Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash
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2 Ring of Fire (Live)
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3 Big River (Live)
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4 Don't Take Your Guns to Town (Live)
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5 I Walk the Line (Live)
Bear's Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash, At The Carousel Ballroom, April 24 1968, an historic and never-heard live concert recorded in San Francisco by innovative sound wizard Owsley Stanley. Captured in the heart of Haight-Ashbury, just days before the release of Cash's iconic At Folsom Prison album (and over six months before the arrival of the equally revered At San Quentin), At The Carousel Ballroom serves as a third essential - and wholly unique - live document from the era, a moment of cultural collision, with Cash leaning into songs about society's outcasts, while playing a venue operated by The Jefferson Airplane and Grateful Dead. The live album, which will be released on 2LP, features new essays by Johnny and June Carter Cash's son John Carter Cash, Owsley Stanley's son Starfinder Stanley, The Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, and Widespread Panic's Dave Schools, as well as new art by Susan Archie.
