Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan during the debut of the The Johnny Cash Show , which aired on June 7, 1969. The two legends shared a mutual admiration prior to their first meeting backstage at the Gaslight cafe in Greenwich Village, circa 1963. Dylan had followed Cash since he was a kid growing up in Minnesota. Cash had been an early supporter of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.
In February of 1969, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash got together and recorded a number of songs, one of which ended up on Dylan’s Nashville Skyline. The rest were later released as The Dylan Cash Session for which this image was used on the cover, and are considered an excellent example of their chemistry. The record was released in 1975.
Release Notes:
This is a Limited Edition Estate Photograph produced by Jim Marshall Photography LLC in one size only. Each Estate edition is carefully selected from Jim's massive personal archive of over 1 million negatives. There is intentionally no crossover with any previously available photographs that Jim produced during his lifetime.
Collector's Notes:
Jim Marshall's Estate Photographs are printed to order in San Francisco. Please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. Each museum-quality photograph will be hand-numbered, and bears the official estate seal on the reverse.
Buyers will also receive a certificate of authenticity following delivery.
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