What is the name of the album that Bob Dylan recorded with Johnny Cash in 1969?

The album Bob Dylan recorded with Johnny Cash in 1969 was Nashville Skyline. Although it is credited as a Bob Dylan album rather than a joint Dylan–Cash release, Cash appears prominently on the record and sings with Dylan on several tracks.

The collaboration grew out of recording sessions held in Nashville, where Dylan worked with country musicians and Cash. Their most famous performance on the album is the duet “Girl from the North Country,” a new country-style arrangement of Dylan’s earlier song. Cash also contributed to the album’s distinctive Nashville sound, which represented a notable shift from Dylan’s more overtly folk-rock and electric styles.

The title can be confusing because Nashville Skyline is not a conventional co-billed album called “Dylan & Cash.” Cash’s participation was substantial, but the album remained part of Dylan’s official solo catalog. It was released in April 1969 and also included “Lay Lady Lay,” one of Dylan’s best-known songs. The sessions are remembered as a landmark meeting between two major American songwriting and country-music figures.