Playlist
Johnny Cash Essentials
Apple Music Country
Tracks: 37112:22
You don't have to be a country fan to recognise this righteous baritone.
Updated May 6, 2026
Tracks 37
- 1Get Rhythm: Sam Phillips and Sun Records' Beginnings (Remastered 2022)2:48
- 2Country Music - A Film by Ken Burns (The Soundtrack) [Deluxe]2:34
- 3Sings The Songs That Made Him Famous (Remastered)2:44
- 4The Originals - Classic Hits from the 50's & 60's2:17
- 5The Classic Albums Collection3:53
- 6American II: Unchained3:17
- 7Pure... Country Stars3:42
- 8Get Rhythm: Sam Phillips and Sun Records' Beginnings (Remastered 2022)2:27
- 9The Legend2:52
- 10American V: A Hundred Highways2:38
- 11Songwriter2:12
- 12Classic Albums Collection3:03
- 13I Walk the Line2:44
- 14Original Sun Sound Of Johnny Cash (Remastered 2024)2:31
- 15American IV: The Man Comes Around3:36
- 16One Piece At a Time4:01
- 17American Remains: The Best of Johnny Cash2:45
- 18American IV: The Man Comes Around4:26
- 19The Essential Johnny Cash2:34
- 20The Legend3:02
- 21The Essential Johnny Cash4:09
- 22The Legend3:02
- 23The Essential Johnny Cash2:58
- 24Pure... Voices3:01
- 25Sings the Songs that Made Him Famous (feat. The Tennessee Two)2:10
- 26Any Old Wind That Blows3:05
- 27Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 5 - A New Tradition2:18
- 28The Legend4:08
- 29American IV: The Man Comes Around3:19
- 30Everybody Loves a Nut2:45
- 31The Essential Johnny Cash2:36
- 32A Thing Called Love2:32
- 33The Essential Johnny Cash3:06
- 34I Would Like to See You Again3:16
- 35The Essential Johnny Cash3:28
- 36American Remains: The Best of Johnny Cash3:00
- 37Summer BBQ Chill3:06
About this playlist
You don't have to be a country fan to recognise Johnny Cash's weary, righteous baritone. On the mariachi-influenced "Ring of Fire", it describes a lover's descent into hell and dares the devil to turn up the flames. On "Folsom Prison Blues", after being introduced by a chain-gang guitar line, it gives you a taste of the miserable, nihilistic monotony of life behind bars. And though Cash was one of the most uncompromising artists of the 20th century, he saved one of his greatest performances for the 21st, when he let that voice wither away on the sparse, haunting "Hurt".