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List Price: $30.97 | | Label: Bear Family
Salesrank: 309229
Released: July 9, 1999 |
| Our Price: $20.06 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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It's All In The Family Track Listing:
1. Losin' You - June Carter Cash
2. Shadow of a Lady - June Carter Cash
3. Gatsby's Restaurant - June Carter Cash
4. Once Before I Die - June Carter Cash, Jerry Hensley
5. L & N Don't Stop Here Anymore - June Carter Cash
6. East Virginia Blues - June Carter Cash
7. Gone - June Carter Cash
8. Appalachian Pride - June Carter Cash
9. I Love You Sweetheart - June Carter Cash
10. Another Broken Hearted Girl - June Carter Cash
11. Big Balls in Nashville - June Carter Cash
12. Nasty Dan - Johnny Cash
13. One and One Makes Two - Johnny Cash
14. I Got a Boy (And His Name is John) - Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash
15. Little Magic Glasses - Johnny Cash
16. Miss Tara - Johnny Cash
17. Dinosaur Song - Johnny Cash
18. Tiger Whitehead - Johnny Cash
19. Call of the Wild - Johnny Cash
20. Little Green Fountain - Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Rosey Nix
21. Old Shep - Johnny Cash
22. Timber Man - Johnny Cash
23. Mystery of Number Five - Johnny Cash
24. Ben Dewberry's Final Run - Johnny Cash
25. Grandfather's Clock - Johnny Cash
26. Abacida - Johnny Cash
27. Why Is a Fire Engine Red? - Johnny Cash
28. Very Biggest Circus of Them All - Johnny Cash
Editorial Review:
This superb compilation combines Johnny's LP for children with June's LP Appalachian Pride, plus previously unissued masters. These recordings date from 1970-1975. 11 solo songs are performed by June, and 17 tracks are solo songs performed by Johnny. They duet on 2 songs, I Gotta Boy (And His Name Is John) and Little Green Fountain. Highlighting the set, there's a personal appreciation of June by Johnny, and of Johnny by June. Both were written exclusively for this set. CD Digipak with 52-page booklet.
It's All In The Family Reviews:
A Family Experience 
2005-12-22 - There are two reasons to buy this disc: to get one of June Carter's rare solo releases and to get Johnny's only children's album. Cash wrote that his only regret in marrying June was that it limited her career. Her material demonstrates his point. The album is classic with some great renditions.
As for Johnny's children's album, well, it is a children's album. This isn't the Man in Black: it's Papa Cash. As intended, children will get more from it than adults.
Disappointing 
2002-07-09 - I am a big fan of June Carter Cash and, of course, Johnny Cash. I bought this CD specifically for Johnny's version of "Grandfather's Clock." However, I found most of Johnny's work on the CD to be very disappointing. June's work is better, but still not her best except for Appalachian Pride.
It's sure in the family
2000-06-20 - June Carter's Appalachian Pride and Johnny Cash's The Children's Album. I'll put it this way: This is a beautiful album. The first eleven songs are from June Carter's album - plus the outtake Big Balls in Nashville. The last seventeen are from Children's Album - six of which are previously unreleased outtakes: The Mystery of Number Five, Ben Dewberry's Final Run, Grandfather's Clock, Abacida, Why is a Fire Engine Red? and The Very Biggest Circus of Them All. It's All in the Family contains great songs and wonderful singing. The book that comes with this CD contains the lyrics, a detailed discography, some thirty pictures and notes from Johnny to June and June to Johnny. The sound quality is perfect, the pictures are beautiful and all together this album is one of a kind. Someone has put pride into making this CD something special.
