Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen This gospel classic is from Johnny Cash’s 1962 album Hymns From The Heart. Arkansas-born Cash said that when he was 16, he came in from working in the fields ...

It's only fitting that a religious hymn should have been given a re-working to pay tribute ... that have been splashing the cash at Villa Park. There's been plenty of Johnny Cash too. The Villa ...

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It's only fitting that a religious hymn should have been given a re-working ... There's been plenty of Johnny Cash too. The Villa version: "Yippie yi ohhh, yippie yi yaaay, Holte Enders in the ...

His guests comprised a racially and musically diverse group of veteran and newly emerging country, bluegrass and folk singers, including Johnny Cash, Doc Watson ... of South African chants, gospel ...

Disneyland '59 1976: The Secret of Old Glory Mine 1979: When the Johnny Cash Williams Ride This Train Now There Was A Song Now, Here's Johnny Cash Hymns from the Heart The Sound of Johnny Cash All ...

“He only did one copyright “Ring of Fire” from Johnny Cash for an advert ... Kagona continued to sing from a different hymn sheet and prophetically predicted the mass suffering and mass ...

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

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

UNITED STATES - JANUARY 01: NASHVILLE Photo of Johnny CASH, Posed portrait of Johnny Cash, with ... [+] Takamine acoustic guitar, recording in home studio. Johnny Cash doubles his total number of ...

CLIP #1: Why is Johnny Cash the "perfect person" to be honored as the first musician with a statue in the U.S. Capitol? CLIP #1: Who have played a "role" in getting the Cash statue in the Capitol?