Johnny Cash died at age 71 on Sept. 12, 2003, four months after his wife, June Carter Cash, died at 73. In honor of the late country music stars, see their sweetest couple photos throughout their 35-y ...

Johnny Cash wrote hundreds of songs, and by most accounts, he wrote them fast, "I Walk the Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues" ...

The country music staple was crowned Song of the Year at the 1970 CMA Awards.

Rolling Stone ranks the song No. 2 on its list of the 200 Greatest Country Songs of All Time.

Z2 Comics, in partnership with the Estate of Johnny Cash, will bring a remarkable and largely forgotten piece of American pop culture back into print with the republication of a little-known comic ...

Johnny Cash was an iconic figure in country music, renowned as a singer-songwriter. Together with his wife June the couple dominated the country music domain for many years. His distinctive persona ...

The story of Hello, I’m Johnny Cash really began on May 9, 1971, when Cash—whose struggle with substance abuse was taking a ...

Nearly two decades after his death, Johnny Cash remains one of the most recognized artists in American music. Thanks, in part, to iconic songs like “Ring of Fire,” “I Walk the Line,” and “A Boy Named ...

Johnny Cash didn’t just sing country music; he was country music. We need not explain why that is the case, but the bottom line is that Johnny Cash was and always will be the epitome of country music.

In 1972, Johnny Cash released his 40th album, America: A 200-Year Salute to Story and Song. Stylistically, it was a departure from his usual fare, as it included spoken word segments and historical ...

A 1969 clip of The Monkees on The Johnny Cash Show performing a Nesmith original is a reminder they were the real deal.

Cash wrote and performed hundreds of well-known songs during his lengthy career. The Man in Black put several songs on the Billboard hot 100 and country songs charts in 1958, but those came after his ...