"I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die."It's one of the most recognizable song lyrics in popular music -- an always chilling moment from 'Folsom Prison Blues,' written and performed by Johnny Cash. Naturally, few recordings of the song have elicited more goosebumps than the live version on Cash's landmark 1968 album, 'At Folsom Prison.'
The album was recently reissued in a three-disc boxed set, with a documentary written by author Michael Streissguth, who discovered that the hoots, hollers and whistles from more than 1,000 inmates at that very prison immortalized in song weren't all authentic.








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