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The Church of Cash doesn’t just perform the music of Johnny Cash—we preserve it, elevate it, and carry it forward for new generations to discover. Whether you’ve caught one of our shows live or are just tuning in, our collection of recorded music on Spotify offers a powerful way to experience the soul of the Man in Black wherever you are.

All of our albums are proudly released on Jayder Records, based out of Shakopee, Minnesota.

Here’s a look at the albums that shape our sonic journey:

Our debut album introduced the world to our mission: honoring the music of Johnny Cash with heart, authenticity, and grit. From the first note, it laid the foundation for everything we’ve built since. Notable songs: Walk the Line, I Got Stripes

This album dives even deeper into Cash’s spirit, offering a bold and heartfelt tribute to the man and his music. With themes of redemption, rebellion, and grace, it’s a fan favorite for good reason. Notable songs: Ring of Fire, Folsom Prison Blues

We gave holiday classics the Cash treatment with this warm and nostalgic release. A mix of reverence and rhythm, it’s become a seasonal staple for many of our listeners. Notable songs: Blue Christmas, Christmas Time's a'Comin'

Flowers for June is a more introspective collection, blending the Johnny Cash sound with original storytelling and sonic exploration. This album expands our range, showcasing the depth and emotional resonance of our artistry. Notable songs: Ghost Riders in the Sky, One Piece at a Time

As a key part of the theatrical production Folsom Prison Experience, this soundtrack captures the raw energy and drama of one of the most legendary live performances in American music history. It's immersive, powerful, and a must-listen companion to the stage show. Notable songs: Jackson, Boy Named Sue

You can find all of our albums and more—including singles and live favorites—on our Spotify page. Be sure to follow Church of Cash to hear what’s coming next and stay connected with our evolving tribute to the Man in Black.

From Christmas hymns to prison ballads, from original tributes to crowd-pleasing classics, the Church of Cash sound is alive and well—recorded with reverence, played with fire.

As a bonus for fans of Jay Ernest, don’t miss his solo record "Hold Your Horses", recorded in Nashville and co-written with David Ray Stevens, a songwriter known for his work with Jelly Roll. This album showcases Jay’s own musical voice and storytelling while staying rooted in the outlaw country tradition he lives and breathes.