On This Day in 1955, Johnny Cash Landed His First Single on the Country Chart, Kicking Off a Long String of Hits
The Final Song Roy Orbison Wrote Was a “Gift From God,” Later Recorded by His Children and John Carter Cash
On This Day in 2005, the Masses Flocked to the Theaters To See Joaquin Phoenix Take On the Role of the Man in Black
Johnny Cash’s Classics-Packed 1957 Debut Album, ‘His Hot and Blue Guitar,’ Getting Reissued on High Quality Vinyl in 2026
“He Was About a Step Away From Dying”: The 1970 Ode to Johnny Cash That Helped Kris Kristofferson “Beat the Devil”
John Carter Cash Honors History With Jamaica, Love for the Ocean, and a Seafaring Songwriter on New Album ‘Pineapple John’
A Novelty Song About a Self-Made Cadillac Christened the Psychobilly Genre and Was Johnny Cash’s Last to Top the Country Chart
Johnny Cash Once Sent Waylon Jennings a Letter Ahead of a Celebrity Roast, and Yes, Johnny Was Roasting Him, Too
Country Archives, 1968: Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Three Perform One of His Biggest Hits for a Military Crowd
