Table:
Year

Single

Chart Positions

Album

US Country

US

1957

"Sittin' in the Balcony"

—

38

single only

1961

"Language of Love"

—

32

Language of Love

1962

"Thou Shalt Not Steal"

—

73

singles only

"Callin' Dr. Casey"

—

83

"Road Hog"

—

65

Twelve Sides

1963

"Bad News" (b/w "Guitar Player(Her and Him)")

23

—

singles only

1964

"Blue Train (Of the Heartbreak Line)"

44

132

"Th' Wife"

45

—

1965

"That Ain't All"

20

—

1966

"Silver Cloud Talkin' Blues"

—

—

A Bizarre Collection of the Most Unusual Songs

"You're the Guilty One"

—

—

single only

1967

"It's My Time"

51

—

Suburban Attitudes in Country Verse

1968

"Odd Folks of Okracoke"

—

—

single only

1969

"Brown Girl"

—

—

The Open Mind of John D. Loudermilk

1971

"Lord Have Mercy"

—

—

Volume 1-Elloree

1979

"Every Day I Learn a Little More About Love"

—

—

Just Passing Through

Examine the given table and identify the contents of cells located at specified locations, denoted by row and column indices. Represent each cell value in the JSON format {"row_id":"m", "column_id":"n", "cell_value":"<Corresponding Cell Value>"}. For instance, {"row_id":"5", "column_id":"4", "cell_value":"missouri 4"}.
Specified positions:
row 6 and column 5
row 12 and column 1
row 11 and column 2
row 11 and column 5
row 2 and column 4
row 12 and column 2
row 16 and column 3
row 4 and column 4
row 13 and column 1

The extracted cell contents are listed below.
{"row_id":"6", "column_id":"5", "cell_value":"Twelve Sides"}
{"row_id":"12", "column_id":"1", "cell_value":"1966"}
{"row_id":"11", "column_id":"2", "cell_value":""Silver Cloud Talkin' Blues""}
{"row_id":"11", "column_id":"5", "cell_value":"A Bizarre Collection of the Most Unusual Songs"}
{"row_id":"2", "column_id":"4", "cell_value":"38"}
{"row_id":"12", "column_id":"2", "cell_value":""You're the Guilty One""}
{"row_id":"16", "column_id":"3", "cell_value":"—"}
{"row_id":"4", "column_id":"4", "cell_value":"73"}
{"row_id":"13", "column_id":"1", "cell_value":"1967"}