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The Gospel Road (Soundtrack)

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Download links and information about The Gospel Road (Soundtrack) by Johnny Cash. This album was released in 1973 and it belongs to Gospel, Theatre/Soundtrack genres. It contains 76 tracks with total duration of 01:29:22 minutes.

Artist: Johnny Cash
Release date: 1973
Genre: Gospel, Theatre/Soundtrack
Tracks: 76
Duration: 01:29:22
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No. Title Length
1. Praise the Lord 1:01
2. Introduction 1:17
3. The Gospel Road, Pt. 1 1:32
4. Jesus' Early Years 0:44
5. The Gospel Road, Pt. 2 0:44
6. John the Baptist 1:10
7. Baptism of Jesus 1:39
8. Wilderness Temptation 0:41
9. Follow Me, Jesus 1:10
10. The Gospel Road, Pt. 3 0:50
11. Jesus Announces His Divinity 1:16
12. Jesus' Opposition Is Established 0:51
13. Jesus' First Miracle 1:07
14. He Turned the Water Into Wine, Pt. 1 0:22
15. State of the Nation 1:10
16. I See Men As Trees Walking 2:46
17. Jesus Was a Carpenter, Pt. 1 1:14
18. Choosing of Twelve Disciples 2:56
19. Jesus' Teachings 0:28
20. Parable of the Good Shepherd 0:23
21. The Two Greatest Commandments 0:51
22. Greater Love Hath No Man 0:16
23. John the Baptist's Imprisonment and Death 1:22
24. Jesus Cleanses Temple 0:23
25. Jesus Upbraids Scribes and Pharisees 0:46
26. Jesus In the Temple 0:45
27. Come Unto Me 0:31
28. The Adulterous Woman 1:23
29. Help, Pt. 1 (featuring Kris Kristofferson, Larry Gatlin, Rita Coolidge) 0:51
30. Jesus and Nicodemus 0:25
31. Help, Pt. 2 (featuring Kris Kristofferson, Larry Gatlin, Rita Coolidge) 1:45
32. Sermon On the Mount 1:19
33. Blessed Are 1:18
34. The Lord's Prayer, Amen Chorus (featuring The Carter Family, The Statler Brothers) 1:40
35. Introducing Mary Magdelene 1:08
36. Mary Magdalene Speaks 1:32
37. Follow Me (featuring Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash) 2:26
38. Magdalene Speaks Again 1:43
39. Crossing the Sea of Galilee 0:35
40. He Turned the Water Into Wine, Pt. 2 0:31
41. He Turned the Water Into Wine, Pt. 3 0:22
42. Feeding the Multitude 0:55
43. The Turned the Water Into Wine, Pt. 4 0:29
44. More Jesus Teaching 0:27
45. The Living Water and the Bread of Life 0:59
46. The Gospel Road, Pt. 4 0:40
47. Jesus and Children 1:07
48. Children (featuring The Carter Family) 2:41
49. Four Months to Live 0:44
50. Help, Pt. 3 1:53
51. Help, Pt. 4 1:30
52. Raising of Lazarus 0:22
53. Jesus' Second Coming 2:20
54. Jesus' Entry Into Jerusalem 0:41
55. Burden of Freedom (Chorus) 3:48
56. Jesus Wept 0:38
57. Burden of Freedom (Chorus) 0:34
58. Jesus Cleanses Temple Again 0:35
59. Feast of the Passover 1:06
60. Lord Is It I? (featuring The Statler Brothers) 0:35
61. The Last Supper (featuring The Statler Brothers) 1:57
62. John 14:1-3 0:34
63. And Now He's Alone 0:37
64. Agony In Gethsemane 0:42
65. Jesus Before Caiaphas, Pilate and Herod 0:58
66. Burden of Freedom 3:51
67. Crucifixion 1:54
68. Jesus' Last Words 1:47
69. Jesus' Death 1:25
70. Earthquake and Darkness 0:21
71. He Is Risen 0:12
72. Mary Magdalene Returns to Galilee 0:16
73. Jesus Appears to Disciples 1:21
74. The Great Commission 2:27
75. Ascension, Amen Chorus (featuring The Carter Family, The Statler Brothers) 0:32
76. Jesus Was a Carpenter, Pt. 2 3:11

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On 1973's The Gospel Road, Johnny Cash tells the story of Jesus’ life with a believer’s passionate conviction. The two-disc album (released as the soundtrack to the 20th Century Fox film of the same title) testifies to both the redemptive role Christ played in the Man in Black’s life and the growing prominence of Jesus Music in early-‘70s pop culture. Cash closely interweaves music and narration over the course of the album’s 78 tracks, adhering closely to the contents of the Four Gospels while offering more general commentaries like the bittersweet “Children.” The tone of the tracks blends a high seriousness with a warm folksiness, heard in the downhome twang of tunes like “The Gospel Road, Pt. 1” and “I See Men as Trees Walking.” “Jesus Was a Carpenter” and “He Turned the Water into Wine” are offered in various forms to emphasize their timeless themes. June Carter Cash (“Follow Me”), Kris Kristofferson (“Help, Pt. 2”), and The Stadler Brothers (“Lord Is It I?”) enrich the project with their featured vocal contributions. Ultimately, The Gospel Road stands as Cash’s most expansive statement of his unshakable faith.