Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 9月1日 08時23分

#JohnnyCash's album Johnny Cash At San Quentin hits number 1 this day in 1969. "His voice had the authority of experience, and so did his songs. In them, he was the man who taught the weeping willow how to cry, the solitary figure who wore black for the poor and beaten-down, the stone-cold killer who boasted he'd 'shot a man in Reno just to watch him die.' At Sun Records and later at Columbia — in songs like 'I Walk the Line,' 'Folsom Prison Blues,' 'Big River,' 'Five Feet High and Rising' and 'I Still Miss Someone' — he married the language of country, blues and gospel to the emerging snap of rock & roll." From RollingStone.com

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