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Johnny Cash: 'Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison' Jan. 13, 1968, the day the Man in Black walked into Folsom to perform for the inmates, recorded a career-defining album and, as daughter Rosanne put it, 'came into the light,' has been commemorated with an expanded 'Legacy Edition.' ''Folsom' is a statement about compassion and rebellion,' says Cash biographer Michael Streissguth.
Johnny Cash: "Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison"

Jan. 13, 1968, the day the Man in Black walked into Folsom to perform for the inmates, recorded a career-defining album and, as daughter Rosanne put it, "came into the light," has been commemorated with an expanded "Legacy Edition."
"'Folsom' is a statement about compassion and rebellion," says Cash biographer Michael Streissguth.

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