Some artists will try to ensure that their work is completed (as much as possible) before their health prevents them from continuing. Johnny Cash, aware of his failing health, made sure that he recorded the vocals for 60 more songs, with the music being completed after his death. These songs were compiled by producer Rick Rubin and released posthumously as "" and "American VI". However, not all artists get the chance to complete their work before their death, and the recordings that are made public may be somewhat different from what had originally been intended. "From a Basement on the Hill" by Elliott Smith was released posthumously in 2004 with comments from the initial album producer saying that "record he would have delivered would [have had more songs, would have had different mixes and a little more in your face".