Few songs have defined country music quite like Johnny Cash's iconic song "I Walk the Line." But when the single climbed to the top of the charts 70 years ago today, it wasn't just another hit, it ...

July 1956 proved consequential for Johnny Cash. That July 7, he made his Grand Ole Opry debut, performing "I Walk the Line" ...

Johnny Cash scored his first No. 1 on the Billboard Country chart with “I Walk the Line.” Arguably his most iconic recording alongside “Ring of Fire,” the song’s deceptively simple structure, ...

Relive all the ways people used YouTube to engage with American history, stream the historic Artemis II lunar mission, and ...

Johnny Cash's final Sun Records recordings weren't his biggest hits, but they marked a pivotal moment in his legendary career ...

To give you a sense of what 2006 looked like in terms of popular music, let us put it this way: the best-selling album of the ...

One of country music's biggest ever icons, Johnny Cash may no longer be with us. But Des McAnuff, the Olivier and Tony award-winning co-writer - along with Robert Cary - and director of new musical ...

More than a country music icon, Johnny Cash has become a lasting emblem of American identity. A champion for the disenfranchised, the singer, songwriter, and guitarist known as the “Man in Black,” ...

Danny Bonaduce said that David Cassidy criticized his musicianship while filming The Partridge Family's pilot. However, Johnny Cash defended him from his on-screen brother's criticism. "Nobody would ...

Johnny Cash knew how to perform everything from comedy tunes (“A Boy Named Sue”) to outlaw-leaning country tracks (“Folsom Prison Blues”). He was also a master at performing particularly gut-wrenching ...