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“Where Are Your Guts?”: Behind the 1964 Johnny Cash Album Radio Stations Refused To Play, ‘Bitter Tears’
Johnny Cash's 1964 album 'Bitter Tears' went relatively ignored by radio stations and his record label, so he took matters into his own hands.
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On This Day in 1956, Johnny Cash Recorded His First No. 1 Single in the Legendary Sun Studio
Sixty-nine years ago today, Johnny Cash walked into the Sun Records studio in Memphis, Tennessee to record what would be his ...
Rock 'n' roll went mainstream 70 years ago. 'Blackboard Jungle' put it there
It was the first time rock 'n' roll had ever been featured in a major Hollywood soundtrack. And it confirmed every parent's ...
How Johnny Cash drew on his own experiences to make his greatest songs
Born to working class cotton farmers Kingsland, Arkansas, Cash’s obsession with music began at a young age. Following a four-year period serving for the US Army, Johnny threw himself headlong into the ...
Sex Pistols Plot First U.S. Tour Since 2003 with Singer Frank Carter. Johnny Rotten Says They'll 'Kill' Band's Legacy
"When I first heard that the Sex Pistols were touring this year without me it pissed me off," said the rocker, whose real ...
Sex Pistols — minus Johnny Rotten — book Fillmore Detroit for first show here since 1996
The Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter are embarking on a 13-city North American tour spotlighting the band's 1977 album in its entirety.
June Carter Cash, Kenny Chesney and Tony Brown to join the Country Music Hall of Fame
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — June Carter, Kenny Chesney and Tony Brown have been invited to join the Country Music Hall of Fame.