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(1955) Sun 221-A ''Cry! Cry! Cry!'' Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Two

STUDIO SESSION FOR JOHNNY CASH AT THE MEMPHIS RECORDING SERVICE FOR SUN RECORDS 1955 SUN RECORDING STUDIO 706 UNION AVENUE, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE SUN SESSION: PROBABLY MAY 1955 SESSION HOURS: UNKNOWN PRODUCER AND RECORDING ENGINEER - SAM C. PHILLIPS AND/OR JACK CLEMENT Unflappable, understated and unmistakable would be sure fire descriptions of what made John R. Cash such a virtuoso at Sun. Raised on the banks of the Mississippi in rural Arkansas, he'd tried out as a trainee radio announcer but despite his rich baritone he didn't secure a broadcasting gig. By badgering Sam Phillips on an almost daily basis, he was allotted studio time and the plaintive ''Cry! Cry! Cry!'' from his third session, was chosen as the Johnny Cash launchpad in the spring of 1955. (SC) "CRY! CRY! CRY!" Composer: - Johnny Cash Publisher: - B.M.I. - Hi-Lo Music Incorporated Matrix number: - U 151 - Take 4 Master (2:27) Recorded: - Probably May 1955 Released: - June 21, 1955 First appearance: - Sun Records (S) 78/45rpm standard single SUN 221-A mono CRY! CRY! CRY! / HEY! PORTER Reissued: - 1994 Bear Family Records (CD) 500/200rpm BCD 15802-4-5 mono THE SUN SINGLES COLLECTION - VOLUME 1 This is, of course, a landmark recording: Johnny Cash's first record for Sun, issued in June, 1955. If nothing else, it reveals that the essential of Cash's style were fixed by the time he set foot in Sam Phillips' tiny studio. It also shows that Phillips had a clear idea of how to record Cash from the first - a spartan style that would remain virtually unchanged through Cash's first half a dozen singles. ''Cry Cry Cry'' was based on a signature line used by Memphis disc jockey Eddie Hill: ''We're gonna bawl, squall and climb the wall''. In Cash's hands, this became ''You're gonna bawl, bawl, bawl''. Before it was recorded, however, the song took a more somber tone, as bawling evolved into crying. ''Cry Cry Cry'' charted locally and spent one week on the national country charts in November 1955. That was message enough for Sam Phillips. cash was clearly an artist worth investing in. Within two months, he would join the Louisiana Hayride and see the release of his second Sun single. (HD) Name (Or. No. Of Instruments) Johnny Cash - Vocal and Guitar Luther Perkins - Guitar Marshall Grant - Bass © - 706 UNION AVENUE SESSIONS - ©