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Album Review: Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison Legacy Edition 
the9513.com | by Juli Thanki | Tue, Dec 2
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When he came to Folsom in 1968, a newly sober Cash brought his entire entourage: The Tennessee Three (W.S. Holland, Luther Perkins, and Marshall Grant), The Statler Brothers, Carl Perkins, and of course, June Carter. Perkins provides two rafter rattling renditions of his hit “Blue Suede S...
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