All this is indicated via the following quotes from Johnny Cash himself, collated from various sources over the decades of his career, that shed some light on how he penned his greatest work. 1.

This month sees the release of Songwriter, an album of unearthed songs that the late Johnny Cash recorded in 1993, right before he linked up with Rick Rubin and had his grand late-career comeback ...

Johnny Cash wrote more than a few protest songs in his day. Here are a few of his finest, plus a few of his most underrated.

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Country star Johnny Cash found crossover success with several hits in his career, but his most famous song was one he didn't write.

The project called "Songwriter" was initially shelved, but Cash's son recruited some of his father's oldest collaborators to finish the project. The album comes out June 28.

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A new album comprised of never-before-released tracks written by Johnny Cash will release on June 28, titled "Songwriter." Here's what to know.

One of Johnny Cash's final recordings has a surprising connection to the late Queen Elizabeth II.