Johnny Cash's 19th studio album was released on June 1, 1964. It was later certified Gold by the Recording Industry ...

was a career-changing day for Johnny Cash: It was on that date that he recorded "I Walk the Line," for his freshman album, With His Hot and Blue Guitar. "I Walk the Line," which became the third ...

A Johnny Cash Custom hardshell guitar case is also included, and only 100 of these gorgeous instruments have been made by expert luthiers at Gibson Custom in Bozeman, Montana. The Roseanne Cash J ...

On this day (May 1) in 1956, Johnny Cash released his signature hit “I Walk the Line ... from his debut album With His Hot and Blue Guitar with “Get Rhythm” on the B-side.

He released his first album “Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar” in 1957, just three years after finishing his service.

paired alongside a faithful recreation of her father Johnny Cash’s classic SJ-200. Gorgeous as they are, Cash isn’t precious about gear. “They’re made to be used,” she tells Guitar World ...

"Walk the Line is a story of the psychic damage Johnny Cash carried forward into his life ... blank vessel that arrives in New York with a guitar and takes the world by storm.

I said, “Hey, sing a song, JR.” And he picked the guitar up and would sing a song in a second. Or my mother or a friend would walk in, and I said, “Hey, that’s Johnny Cash. You want him to ...

On the cover of American Recordings, Johnny ... convinced Cash that he understood country, too. He saved Cash’s career simply by asking Cash to sing his favorite songs with only a guitar ...