On this day (April 17) in 1970, Johnny Cash performed at the White House. Richard Nixon requested “A Boy Named Sue” and two cover songs. Cash played his signature song for the President and ...

The Opry issued him a lifetime ban that night, but it only lasted until 1968 (hard to deny the draw of Johnny Cash). Johnny Cash would go on to host his own show at the Ryman Auditorium, The Johnny ...

His characterful bass baritone voice is immediately recognisable, yet the continuing legacy of Johnny ... to A Boy Named Sue. Many of which were born out of deeply-felt emotions that Cash had ...

Consider names of Frank Zappa's children: Moon unit (girl) and Dweezil (boy), Elon Musk's child Exa Dark Siderael (girl) called "Y" or the subject of the Johnny Cash song "A Boy Named Sue".

If you happen to know a boy named Sue, there’s an outlaw country show you should invite him to. Featuring hits by Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson, The ...

With four very talented singer/guitarists down front (fingers flying over the strings), backed by a versatile, wonderful five piece band, The Highwaymen took the audience back in time to the world of ...

The country music world lost a couple more important figures across the past week when news broke that Lulu Roman and David Briggs had both died. •WANT MORE COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS? CLICK HERE. The pushed ...

Initially written as a country song, in Cash's style, there was one song Costello said he could hear Cash singing as he wrote ...

Born to working class cotton farmers Kingsland, Arkansas, Cash’s obsession with music began at a young age. Following a four-year period serving for the US Army, Johnny threw himself headlong into the ...

A rare collection of personal items that once belonged to country music icon Johnny Cash is up for ... nobody will remember my name,'" Cindy Cash recalled. "And boy was he wrong.

The tribute is going to close soon to allow for a 4,000 foot expansion of the Johnny Cash Museum. The Patsy Cline Museum opened in April 2017. It sits above the Johnny Cash Museum, at 119 3rd Ave.