Black Cadillac by Rosanne Cash

Black Cadillac, Rosanne Cash's eleventh studio album, came out on Capitol on January 23, 2006, and it's a record made in the shadow of loss. She dedicated it to her parents, Vivian Liberto and Johnny Cash, who both died at 71, and she closes it with a silent track 71 seconds long, one second for every year they lived. John Leventhal, who would later share a Grammy with her for Best American Roots Song, produced it, and the sound settles into country-folk territory, spare and unhurried, with Johnny Cash's eldest daughter taking stock of what she has inherited.

It was nominated for the Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album in 2007, and it closed out her time at Capitol, where she had been since 1996; she left the label after it.

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