It’s 1974 in Binghamton, New York, and Johnny Cash is consumed by the upheaval of the Watergate scandal and the impeachment of President Richard Nixon. Just two years earlier, Cash had met Nixon ...

Like many others, Johnny Cash used his song lyrics to decry the war. Cash was in a position that most others were not, though: he was able to play his protest song directly to the President of the ...

On this day (April 17) in 1970, Johnny Cash performed at the White House. Richard Nixon requested “A Boy Named Sue” and two cover songs. Cash played his signature song for the President and ...

It was the spring of 2003, and Rosanne Cash had just finished writing an ominous song about the coffin of a loved one being hauled away in a black Cadillac. “I remember feeling, like, ‘Oh ...

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.

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Johnny Cash faced off with an aggressive ostrich named Waldo on his Tennessee ranch in 1981, resulting in a wild encounter ...

COVID has taken more than 1 million lives in the United States. Sisters Allison Leaver and Shelly Noble remember their parents, Kenneth and Terry Bridwell, with the music of Johnny Cash.

Johnny Cash recorded dozens of hit songs in his career. Cash began his recording career in the 1950s and recorded hit songs that made the charts up until his 2003 death.

Apart from Cash memorabilia, a leaf from a rare Gutenberg Bible, which was printed in the 1450s, sits inside the museum 50 yards away from an old, black Cadillac parked behind the building.

The 10 best country and Americana songs to hear this week, including Love and Theft, the Cadillac Three and Sheryl Crow with Johnny Cash. × Skip to main content ...

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.