The Tennessee Three - The Sound Behind Johnny Cash (1971) [Hi-Res]

The Tennessee Three, is the backing band of Johnny Cash, they toured, and recorded with Cash from 1955 to 1997, providing the "boom-chicka-boom" sound found in many of Cash's songs. The Tennessee Three was originally The Tennessee Two, original members were Luther Perkins, playing lead guitar, and Marshall Grant, on bass. The Two Became the Three, in 1960 when drummer W.S. Holland joined the group. Little more then 6 months after the recording of Cash's groundbreaking album, At Folsom Prison, Luther Perkins died in house fire. After Luther's death, Carl Perkins (not related to Luther), who was also present during the the Folsom concert, filled his place until, Bob Wootton joined as the lead guitarist.

01 - The Tennessee Three - A Boy Named Sue (3:03)
02 - The Tennessee Three - Daddy Sang Bass (2:07)
03 - The Tennessee Three - Folsom Prison Blues (2:22)
04 - The Tennessee Three - I Walk The Line (2:13)
05 - The Tennessee Three - Understand Your Man (2:40)
06 - The Tennessee Three - Ring of Fire (2:16)
07 - The Tennessee Three - Wreck of the Old 97 (1:29)
08 - The Tennessee Three - Cry, Cry, Cry (1:56)
09 - The Tennessee Three - I Still Miss Someone (2:28)
10 - The Tennessee Three - Tennessee Flat Top Box (3:23)
11 - The Tennessee Three - Forty Shades of Green (3:48)