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Johnny Cash - At San Quentin (DVD, 2006, DVD)

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Brand new factory sealed The NEW Johnny Cash At San Quentin Legacy Edition is a comprehensive collection featuring a concert DVD and 2 CDs of the legendary performer's music. Directed by Michael Borofsky and released in 2006 by Columbia, this edition captures Johnny Cash's iconic performance at San Quentin, showcasing his unique blend of rock 'n' roll and pop music. With English language and a rating of NR, this musical and performing arts genre release is a must-have for fans of Johnny Cash and classic music lovers alike.

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In 1969, country icon Johnny Cash set out to repeat the success of the previous year's AT FOLSOM PRISON with another live performance recorded in one of America's most notorious penal institutions, the California State Penitentiary at San Quentin. The concert was filmed for a British television documentary and the attendant album, AT SAN QUENTIN, sold even more copies than its predecessor. It was not the first time Cash had recorded in prison, but this appearance, at a time when American values were being vociferously questioned, suggested the artist's rebelliousness had not dimmed.This DualDisc presents an expanded version of the original concert album with all 31 songs of Cash's performance (13 of which were previously unreleased), as well as the full-length British television documentary and bonus interviews with some of the prisoners and guards who were in attendance at the 1969 concert.