“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
Born on This Day in 1930, the Children’s Author and Songwriter Behind Classics From Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, and Waylon Jennings
“I Never Wanted To Go Over Again”: The Terrifying Reason Waylon Jennings’ Son Was “So Scared” at Johnny Cash’s House
3 Hank Williams Covers by Three Outlaws of Country: Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and Waylon Jennings (1960-2021)
The Rock Icon Responsible for Introducing June Carter to Johnny Cash: “This Low Voice Just Penetrated My Heart”
On This Day in 1969, Johnny Cash Was at No. 1 with a Song First Recorded Behind the Walls of a Prison
