The producers of the documentary movie Johnny Cash: The Man, His World, His Music set out to focus on one of the leading lights of country music in the late 1960s. They were rewarded with a unique portrait of an artist who, by the time the documentary was screened, was arguably as famous & as popular as any singer in America. The film
- first shown in Britain on cinema screens, rather than TV
- was shot over slightly less than a year. The shooting covered the period between the mixing sessions for Land Of Israel, a track from Cashs spiritual LP The Holy L&, in the final weeks of 1968 to the Country Music Association awards ceremony in the early autumn of 1969. Tracks Include: -Ring Of Fire -Land Of Israel -Daddy Sings Bass -Folsom Prison Blues -Five Feet High & Rising -Blue Suede Shoes -Remember The Alamo -The Walls Of A Prison -Great Speckled Bird -Jackson -Orange Blossom Special -Blistered -Ballad Of Ira Hayes -Big Foot -Were You There When They Crucified.. .