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Rick Rubin's Living Room

Los Angeles, CA
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05/17/1993
Johnny Cash
Set 1What On Earth (Will You Do For Heaven's Sake?)
The Drifter* (Acoustic)
I Witnessed A Crime (w/Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top)
Banks Of The Ohio
The Next Time I'm In Town
Breaking Bread
To Beat The Devil
Friends In California
The Caretaker
The Wonder Of You
East Virginia Blues
Bury Me Not
Old Chunk Of Coal
Go On Blues
Flesh & Blood
CommentSetlist taken from "American Outtakes" bootleg. Alternate setlist available <a href="http://de.geocities.com/rolf03de/jdisc4.html">here</a>.

* This is a different version than the ones on "Unearthed"
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05/??/1993
Johnny Cash
Set 1Go Where I Send Thee - (unreleased)
Loving Her Was Easier - Take 1
Loving Her Was Easier - Take 2
T For Texas - Take 1 - Solo Version
T For Texas - Take 2 - Solo Version
Down There By The Train - Longer Version
East Virginia Blue - (unreleased)
What On Earth - (unreleased)
Banks Of The Ohio (w/june Carter)
The Wonder Of You - (unreleased)
Bad News - (unreleased)
All Of God's Children Ain't Free - (unreleased)
One More Ride - (unreleased)
Don't Sell Daddy Anymore Whiskey - (unreleased)
The Devil - (unreleased)
I Changed The Lock - Take 1 (split in 2?)
I Changed The Lock - Take 2
That Lucky Old Sun - Piano Version
CommentLiberated boot: JOHNNY CASH - the American Outtakes. The swingin' pig - 4001 - 2003

Every released track that could be a problem because of their name which appearing on official releases even if the takes are different.
Please note that :
1 - T for Texas - this is a solo acoustic version therefore different from the one which appeared on "Unearthed".
2 - Down There By The Train - it is a longer version (6'19) from another take therefore different from the one which appeared on "Unearthed".
3 - Banks Of The Ohio is a duo with june carter therefore different from the one which appeared on "Unearthed".
4 - That Lucky Old Sun is a piano version therefore different from the one which appeared on "American 3 : Solitary Man".

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