Johnny Cash could have had about 5 volumes of Greatest Hits that were his signature songs.  This one has his duet with June Carter, Jackson which was probably their signature song or at least right up there with If I Were A Carpenter.  It has maybe his earliest signature hit I Walk The Line.  It has a later one with Ring Of Fire.
It has his semi serious Orange Blossom Special which I think his version is the  best none instrumental version I have heard.  It has his goofy comedic The One On The Right Is On The Left which always reminded me of something the Smothers Brothers would have done.  It has what I think is  a very exciting The Rebel-Johnny Yuma.  It has the historic The Ballad Of Ira Hayes.  Which tells the story in a song better then any movie I've seen.  All of these songs are good.
Johnny Cash could have had about 5 volumes of Greatest Hits that were his signature songs. This one has his duet with June Carter, Jackson which was probably their signature song or at least right up there with If I Were A Carpenter. It has maybe his earliest signature hit I Walk The Line. It has a later one with Ring Of Fire. It has his semi serious Orange Blossom Special which I think his version is the  best none instrumental version I have heard. It has his goofy comedic The One On The Right Is On The Left which always reminded me of something the Smothers Brothers would have done. It has what I think is  a very exciting The Rebel-Johnny Yuma. It has the historic The Ballad Of Ira Hayes. Which tells the story in a song better then any movie I've seen. All of these songs are good.