This 1991 album for Mercury Records saw Cash in his later career, offering a set of performances that leaned into his established persona. It featured a mix of new material and interpretations of classics.
- The album was released on September 29, 1991, by Mercury Records.
- It was recorded during a period when Cash was exploring various musical avenues outside of his most commercially successful eras.
- While not his most commercially successful release, it represented his continued output and connection with his audience during the 1990s.
Johnny Cash was a foundational figure in country music, a singer-songwriter whose deep, resonant voice and lyrical themes of hardship, redemption, and faith influenced generations. In 1991, he was a veteran artist still actively recording and performing, several years after his initial explosion in popularity.
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