The Glastonbury Festival on a hot English Sunday in June 1994: 100,000 fans enthusiastically celebrate Johnny Cash. The Man in Black enters the stage, takes a bath in the press camera flashlights and starts playing one hit after another with his band, from Walk The Line to Ring Of Fire. Then he clears his throat to metamorphose into the "solo country blues folkman" that brilliant Def Jam producer Rick Rubin invented for American Recordings, a fabulous album that was released shortly before the 1994 European Tour and ignited Johnny's sensational comeback to the music scene. Johnny Cash is the hero of the day: an old man who went out to cover songs written by what could have been his children or grandchildren and made him a legend in his own lifetime.

Tracklist:

1. Folsom Prison Blues
2. Sunday Morning Coming Down
3. Ring Of Fire
4. Ghost Riders In The Sky
5. Guess Things Happen That Way
6. Interview By Johnny Walker
7. Delias Gone
8. The Beast In Me
9. Let The Train Whistle Blow
10. The Man Who Couldnt Cry
11. Jackson (with June Carter)
12. If I Were A Carpenter ( with June Carter)
13. Orange Blossom Special
14. Interview by Johnny Walker
15. A Boy Named Sue