[ch.] 1. Come home, 1932-1955 -- 1. Deliverance -- 2. Guilt -- 3. Dreams -- 4. Memphis -- [ch.] 2. A fiery ring, 1956-1957 -- 5. Fame -- 6. California -- 7. J.R ...

What he really wanted was to spend Thanksgiving with his family. What he got was three days with the turkey.

Editor's note: Over the next four Fridays, Ground Zero will take a look at a half dozen new books about music and musicians that might make great Christmas gifts or be one of those presents for ...

Nobody who heard the rich timbre of Johnny Cash’s baritone voice could delete it from the sound track of the brain; nobody who paid attention to his arresting lyrics could deny their rhythmic poetry.

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The Nickajack Cave story is familiar to most people who have a personal relationship with Johnny Cash. By "personal relationship," I mean a relationship deeper than what you get by simply smiling when ...

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The defining moment of the new documentary Johnny Cash: The Redemption of an American Icon is when Johnny Cash says he found God in the darkness of East Tennessee’s Nickajack Cave in the fall of 1967.