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Summary: Here's Johnny
Comment: The only way this DVD could be better is if it had more discs so make sure you buy the 2 DVD version.
If you are a fan of any of the performers here you cannot go wrong.
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Summary: Great for Johnny Cash fans
Comment: My wife and I really love the video collection, we even ordered a second DVD for her sister and her husband. They love it too. Great for Johnny Cash and music fans in general.
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Summary: Johnny Cash Show
Comment: A very well put together digest of two years of shows. The thread linking the appearances ie the man himself Johnny Cash and the anecdotes from his life complement the music and the type of guest. An excellent piece of entertainment.
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Summary: essential American (and sometimes Canadian) music
Comment: This is a stunning collection. Eighty five-star reviews out of about ninety reviews... that says it all. So does the list of artists and songs. I bought the sampler DVD at Positively Records outside Philly and decided to trade up to the 2-DVD version within hours of my purchase.
I really hope that a Volume Two is in the works. As a long-time Everly Brothers fan, I also hope that a DVD compilation of The Everly Brothers Show (Johnny's summer replacement series) is forthcoming. They had an equally impressive list of guests and, similarly, had many unique pairings of artists.
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Summary: This is Johnny at his rawest and most essential
Comment: Not sure what I can add to the above reviews but I have become a huge fan of Jonny since the Walk the Line movie, bought most of his top selling Cds such as San Quentin and Folsom Prison. This DVD is the first time I have seen jonny perform live. What can one say about John Carter Cash that has not been written before. If you like the man and his music then you will like or LOVE this DVD. Not only is it a compilation of 60 hours worth of TV wrapped into a couple of hours of June, Statler Brothers, Tennessee three, but dozens of guest stars ranging from Bob Dylan, Linda Rondstadt, Jerry Lee Lewis, a very young Eric Clapton and many more.
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