Disc 11. Long Black Veil 2. Flesh and Blood 3. Just the Other Side of Nowhere 4. If I Give My Soul 5. Understand Your Man 6. Banks of the Ohio 7. Two Timin' Woman 8. Caretaker, The 9. Old Chunk of Coal 10. I'm Going to Memphis 11. Breaking Bread 12. Waiting For a Train 13. Casey's Last Ride 14. No Earthly Good 15. Fourth Man in the Fire, The 16. Dark as a Dungeon 17. Book Review - (bonus track) 18. Down There by the Train - (bonus track) Disc 21. Pocahontas 2. I'm a Drifter - (version 1) 3. Trouble in Mind 4. Down the Line 5. I'm Movin' On 6. As Long as the Grass Shall Grow 7. Heart of Gold 8. Running Kind, The - (with Tom Petty) 9. Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby 10. Brown-Eyed Handsome Man - (with Carl Perkins) 11. T 12. Devil's Right Hand 13. I'm a Drifter - (version 2) 14. Like a Soldier - (bonus track, with Willie Nelson) 15. Drive On - (alternate lyrics, bonus track) 16. Bird on a Wire - (live, bonus track, with The Orchestra) Disc 31. Singer of Songs, A 2. L & N Don't Stop Here Anymore, The 3. Redemption Song - (with Joe Strummer) 4. Father and Son - (with Fiona Apple) 5. Chattanooga Sugar Babe 6. He Stopped Loving Her Today 7. Hard Times 8. Wichita Lineman 9. Cindy - (with Nick Cave) 10. Big Iron 11. Salty Dog 12. Gentle on My Mind - (with Glen Campbell) 13. You Are My Sunshine 14. You'll Never Walk Alone 15. Man Comes Around, The - (early take, bonus track) Disc 41. Where We'll Never Grow Old 2. I Shall Not Be Moved 3. I Am a Pilgrim 4. Do Lord 5. When the Roll Is Called up Yonder 6. If We Never Meet Again This Side of Heaven 7. I'll Fly Away 8. Where the Soul of Man Never Dies 9. Let the Lower Lights Be Burning 10. When He Reached Down 11. In the Sweet by and By 12. I'm Bound For the Promised Land 13. In the Garden 14. Softly and Tenderly 15. Just as I Am Disc 51. Delia's Gone 2. Bird on a Wire 3. Thirteen 4. Rowboat 5. One Rose, The 6. Rusty Cage 7. Southern Accents 8. Mercy Seat 9. Solitary Man 10. Wayfaring Stranger 11. One 12. Hung My Head 13. Man Comes Around, The 14. We'll Meet Again 15. Hurt
Label: Lost Highway Records
Release Date: 11/25/2003
Original Release Date: 2003
Recording Mode: Stereo
Producer: Rick Rubin (Compilation)
Recording Type: Studio
Distributor: Universal Distribution
UNEARTHED is a limited edition 5 disc box set which includes 4 CD's of never- before-heard recordings, plus a Best of Cash on American disc. Deluxe packaging includes a cloth bound 104 page book, never-before-seen photos, Johnny's personal comments, thoughts, and memories about every song.
Personnel includes: Johnny Cash (vocals, acoustic guitar); June Carter Cash, John Carter Cash, Laura Cash, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Carl Perkins, Willie Nelson, Glen Campbell, Greg Fidelman, Flea, John Frusciante, Red Devils, Chad Smith, Marty Stuart, Fiona Apple, Joe Strummer, Nick Cave, Tom Morello, Sheryl Crow.
When Johnny Cash passed away in September 2003, American music lost one of its giants, but three months later, Lost Highway posthumously illuminated his legacy with this fascinating five-disc box set. UNEARTHED contains no less than 64 previously unreleased recordings from Cash's AMERICAN RECORDINGS years (essentially 1994-2002) that show the broad range of Cash's interests and interpretive capabilities. Accompanied, for the most part, only by acoustic guitar, he covers Neil Young (the poetic, impressionistic "Pocahontas"), Steve Earle (the rowdy rebel song "Devil's Right Hand"), Jimmy Webb (a tender "Wichita Lineman"), and others.
Cash reaches into the past and future simultaneously, performing duets with younger artists (Fiona Apple on the Cat Stevens tune "Father and Son," Joe Strummer on the Bob Marley evergreen "Redemption Song") and trawling his own memory for the old folk, country, and gospel tunes that influenced him. In fact, an entire disc is devoted to his humble-but-impassioned gospel performances. The emotional authority and overwhelming humanity Cash brings to every song cause one to marvel that these were merely the outtakes from his sessions. On the graveyard-set "The Caretaker," Cash eerily intones "Who's gonna cry when old John dies?" On the basis of this collection alone the answer should be, just about everybody.
Rolling Stone (12/25/03-1/8/04, p.105) - Included in Rolling Stone's "50 Best Albums of 2003"
Rolling Stone (12/25/03-1/8/04, p.126) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...From beginning to end, UNEARTHED is spectacularly good....something like parallel versions of those four final albums....the fourth disc [is] as moving and unadorned an expression of unshakable faith as you will ever hear..."
Spin (3/04, p.94) - "[P]retty great..."
Entertainment Weekly (12/5/03, pp.93-4) - "...The most remarkable aspect of UNEARTHED is the way it allows listeners to feel like flies on the studio wall....Thanks to Cash's knotted-oak-tree voice and Rubin's hands-off technique, these tracks [are] intimate and mesmerizing..." - B+
Q (2/04, pp.110-11) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[I]t's author's artistic tombstone....Every home should have one."
Uncut (1/04, p.110) - 3 stars out of 5 - "The American Recordings saw the core of Cash's muse excavated for music of dark vitality and purging beauty."
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