Unearthed

Paul Beston says Johnny Cash's Unearthed collection is a treasure:

Johnny Cash UnearthedWhen Johnny Cash died last September, he had already recorded at least 50 songs for American V, the next album in the highly acclaimed series he began in 1994 with producer Rick Rubin. In Cash's absence, that album will be released in much the same fashion as its predecessors -- the dozens of tracks will be evaluated and a select sample will make the final cut. Rubin and Cash accumulated a huge backlog of unreleased work, and before Cash's death they decided to release Unearthed to commemorate their first decade together. They both hoped there would be much more ahead.

Its uncomfortable title aside, Unearthed is that rare boxed collection that lives up to its size and grandeur.

The rest of the review is here.

Posted by Kevin Whited @ 02/25/04 21:44 | Music | Technorati

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