'70s Music & Culture Collections | Volume 2

David Redfern: Johnny Cash (1979) (15/15)

Johnny Cash's performance at Wembley Arena in March 1979 was a major event in his career and in the history of country music. The concert was part of a larger tour in support of Cash's album "Silver" and came shortly after his successful hosting of a Christmas special on television, which had helped to boost his popularity even further. The Wembley Arena show featured several guest appearances from other music legends, including Carl Perkins, The Statler Brothers, and The Carter Family. Cash performed many of his biggest hits during the concert, including "I Walk the Line", "Ring of Fire", and "Folsom Prison Blues". He also played several songs from his recent album "Silver", including "The Last Time", "Lonesome to the Bone", and "I'll Say It's True". The show demonstrated the enduring popularity of Cash's music and his ability to connect with audiences around the world. The concert was filmed for television and later released on DVD, ensuring that Cash's performance at Wembley Arena would continue to be celebrated by music fans for years to come. Download the Full Size 5k Hi-Res Digital Photograph [HERE](REDACTED)