Visiting an ancient Biblical town inspired Johnny Cash to write this song in a matter of minutes, which he featured on ...

Seven years after Johnny Cash’s death, and four years on from his first posthumous album, American V: A Hundred Highways, it’s hard not to approach this “new” record with suspicion.

Johnny Cash is a noteworthy American singer-songwriter, but his happiness and fame came at a cost. Constantly fighting with his inner self, Cash struggled with partying, alcohol, and drugs.

Johnny Cash was an American country singer and songwriter. Nicknamed "The Man in Black," he rose to fame after releasing hit singles such as "Folsom Prison Blues" and "I Walk the Line." ...

There is some painful pop in the 1980s, complete ... Johnny Cash wasn’t the first singer to perform songs about the ...

Depression and drug addiction leave Johnny Cash stumbling at the height of his career, but he rediscovers his faith. The film features never-before-heard conversations with the Man in Black and ...

The Man in Black pays The Bard a very special visit in A Complete Unknown ... also unveils our first look at Boyd Holbrook as ...

Country legend Johnny Cash once rejected the offer to record this Tom Petty song because of a single chord in the progression.

Johnny Cash was ... us are only dimly aware of it. The Complete Columbia Album Collection, duly correcting decades-long, over-merchandising abuses of the Cash catalog, collects every official ...

Uncover the enigma behind "The Man in Black" with a visit to The Johnny Cash Museum. The museum boasts the world's largest collection of Johnny Cash artifacts and memorabilia, including items from ...