"Katy Too" is a lesser-known but compelling duet featuring Johnny Cash and the sensational Wanda Jackson. The song, a reworking of the traditional "Old Hannah," showcases Cash's storytelling prowess alongside Jackson's powerful vocals.
- "Katy Too" was co-written by Johnny Cash and Luther .” One of the single’s B-sides, "Will You Be Loving Another Man," also featured Jackson. The single charted at number 16 on the Billboard country music chart.
- The single was released by Sun Records in 1959. It featured "Katy Too" as the A-side and "Will You Be Loving Another Man" as the B-side. The recording was produced by Sam Phillips.
- This single was released by Sun Records in June 1959. It was one of Cash's final singles for the label before moving to Columbia Records. The song failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, but reached number 16 on the country charts.
Johnny Cash was an American singer-songwriter whose music spanned country, folk, and rock and roll. His "boom-chicka-boom" sound and deep voice made him a distinctive figure in American music. This single was released during his early Sun Records period, after his initial run of hits but before his move to Columbia Records.
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