In 1986, after almost 30 years on Columbia Records, Country music legend Johnny Cash released his first album on Mercury Records Class Of 55, in collaboration with fellow Sun Records alumni Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins. Seven years later, his last recording before signing with Rick Rubins American Recordings would be another collaboration, The Wanderer, with U2. In the years that span those recordings, Johnny Cash released a total of six albums for Mercury. Despite significant focus and attention around his Columbia and American recordings, his Mercury catalogue has never been revisited until now. UMe / Mercury Records are proud to announce that April 2020 will see the release ofJohnny Cash: The Complete Mercury Studio Albums (1986-1991) a 7CD/ 7LP boxed set featuringnewlyremastered audio for the very first time, using the original Mercury master tapes. Notably, the albumClassic Cash: Hall Of Fame Seriesis presented in a 2LP format for the very first time. All the LPs are pressed on 180g vinyl for the highest quality audio fidelity and the box includes a MP3 download voucher. With brand new liner notes by music writer Scott Schinder,Johnny Cash: The Complete Mercury Studio Recordings (1986-1991)represents the very first deep dive into the Country music legends Mercury catalogue, and reveals its importance as the bridge between his better known catalogues on Columbia and American. LP Breakouts: Carl Perkins / Jerry Lee Lewis / Roy Orbison / Johnny Cash Class Of 55: Memphis Rock Roll Homecoming (1986) 1LP Johnny Cash Johnny Cash Is Coming To Town (1987) 1LP Johnny Cash Water From The Wells Of Home (1988) 1LP Johnny Cash Classic Cash: Hall Of Fame Series (1988) 2LP Johnny Cash Boom Chicka Boom (1990) 1LP Johnny Cash The Mystery Of Life (1991) 1LP