The Highwaymen Loved America So Much, They Weren’t Afraid to Criticize It
The Highwaymen's Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and Kris Kristofferson dared to point out what is 'wrong with the country' in a 1991 interview.
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The Contrasting Cash Family Opinions About the Johnny Cash Film ‘Walk the Line’
Why Johnny Cash's eldest daughter, Rosanne Cash, found James Mangold's 2005 biopic, 'Walk The Line,' painful and inaccurate.
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How Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, & Johnny Cash Each Shape Bob Dylan's Evolution In A Complete Unknown
In Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, James Mangold uses Dylan's mentors Pete Seeger, Joan Baez and Johnny Cash to signpost ...
‘Southern Accents’: The story behind a song Tom Petty called his best
When it comes to the question of what song Tom Petty was most proud of, there are several answers fans would likely predict ...
Billy Bob Thornton recalls recording duet with Johnny Cash: 'It was like God walked in the room'
"I stayed at his house a couple of times, and I did not want to get caught in my drawers looking in his refrigerator." ...
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The Ray Price Tribute Song That Vince Gill Was “Most Skeptical” About Recording
Vince Gill opens about why "Danny Boy" was such a risky song to record and feature on his Ray Price album with Paul Franklin.
“So frustrated”: The song Tom Petty wrote to attack radio
Despite being the darling of radio rock, Tom Petty thought the airwaves needed to be put in their place on this iconic track.