Johnny Cash - "Greatest Hits Volume 1" label_INgrooves — the label was concerned

— the label was concerned that the sexually explicit and controversial lyrics on songs like “Head” and “Sister” would make radio airplay impossible — Prince prevailed and Dirty Mind was released on October 8

Following the Grammy Award winning album

it benefits from synthesizer contributions from co-producer Brian Eno on 'Sing' (which he co-wrote) and 'Here She Comes'

It was his first release through RCA

Feelgood topped the Billboard 200 chart

Johnny Cash - "Greatest Hits Volume 1" label_INgrooves — the label was concernedJohnny Cash's distinctive baritone and boom chicka boom guitar rhythm powered scores of songs that spoke to his deep, personal convictions of truth, faith and justice the world over. Released in 1967, this album chronicles the biggest hits from his first decade as a Columbia Records artist, including "I Walk The Line," "Ring Of Fire," "It Ain't Me, Babe," "Orange Blossom Special" and, in it's first appearance on a long playing album "Jackson," his