Johnny Cash

Songwriter, the new album featuring 11 unreleased songs solely written by Johnny Cash is available now. Listen here: johnnycash.lnk.to/songwriter 🖤

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Happy St. Patricks Day

55 years ago today, Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash won a Grammy Award for "If I Were a Carpenter." The song hit #2 on the Country charts and became their signature duet.

A photo from a Johnny Cash concert in Davenport Iowa, 1964.

Johnny Cash performing "Ring of Fire" on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in 1964.

A love letter from Johnny Cash to June Carter Cash. Happy International Women's Day.

"Johnny Cash! The Man, His World, His Music" was released in March 1969. The musical documentary featured audio & video footage of Johnny playing in concert and talking with people on tour with him. This clip features a performance with Bob Dylan.

Man In Black (Official Lyric Video) is out now. Watch now at youtube.com/watch?v=JbOCwl… 🖤

Happy Birthday to John Carter Cash!

March 1st, 1968 June Carter and Johnny Cash got married. 🖤

55 years ago, Johnny Cash was honored as the surprise guest on NBC's "This Is Your Life" alongside June Carter Cash and son John Carter.

Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash's "Baby Ride Easy" was released on this day in 2015 from the posthumous album "Out Among the Stars."

Johnny and June Carter Cash performed "Jackson" at San Quentin State Prison, recorded February 24, 1969 - part of the legendary concert that became a triple platinum album.

Johnny Cash took the stage at Grand Rapids' Civic Auditorium during his Midwest tour 66 years ago today.

Released on February 17th, 1986, the television film "The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James" starred Johnny Cash as Frank James and Kris Kristofferson as Jesse James.

June Carter Cash's Valentine's day letter from Johnny on February 14, 1987.

Johnny Cash brought his music to Eveleth High School Auditorium in Minnesota 68 years ago.

Johnny Cash released "Man in Black" as a single 55 years ago, becoming Johnny Cash's signature anthem.

On February 8, 1959 Johnny Cash closed The Ed Sullivan Show with "Don't Take Your Guns to Town."

"A Thing Called Love" was released 54 years ago, reaching #2 on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.