Johnny Cash At San Quentin CD

 Excellent.....
How can you not love this CD?
Submitted by George (New Jersey)
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 The Other Great Prison Album
Don't dismiss this album. Although an obvious follow-up to the Folsom Prison album it stands well on its own. A little repitition slows it down, but it is also fascinating to listen to Cash please his audience. You also get wonderful versions of A Boy Named Sue, Big River and many others. They wisely dropped any announcements over the P.A. system, as that would have been to derivative of the Folsom Prison album.
Submitted by jmayn (Los Angeles, CA, USA) 
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 johnny cash
i thought it was a good show and to hear it uncesonerd was nice a plus to hear songs that was not on the lp version made it even better . if you are a die hard johnny cash fan you will like this cd
Submitted by a reviewer (seneca ks usa) 
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 Must Have CD
I am not a big country music fan, but I believe that this recording is a "must" in any music collection. Cash's interaction with the audience, the dialogues, all make this CD far superior to the previously released and censored LP...though reading the notes you get the impression that the cheering has been cut significantly, especially on the San Quentin track.
Submitted by a reviewer (Tioga, LA)
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 Award-winning Classic
This is another of Johnny's finest examples of his on-stage personna (his first being FPB). Although now dated, when first issued it was innovative and displayed his "anything goes" style of performance, "I'm here to do what you want me to do and what I wanna do".
Submitted by Sam (Waldorf, MD, USA) 
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