Johnny Cash has become the first musician to be honored with a statue in the U.S. Capitol, joining presidents such as Ronald Reagan and George Washington and civil rights figures such as Rosa Parks.

Just him. One guitar.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Born J.R. Cash to impoverished parents who couldn't decide whether to name him John or Ray, Johnny Cash grew up in Dyess, Arkansas ...

The story of Hello, I’m Johnny Cash really began on May 9, 1971, when Cash—whose struggle with substance abuse was taking a ...

Frederickburg, VA, November 24, 2025 --(PR.com)-- Allen Laton, whose entire life has been influenced by his love of music, has completed his new book “Thirty Years behind the Scenes with the Man in ...

“Hello, I’m Johnny Cash.” That’s how the Man in Black famously kicked off every live performance, typically followed by one of his signature hits, “Folsom Prison Blues”. It was almost redundant, ...

There was no one quite like the Man in Black. Johnny Cash added an edge of cool to country music during his time, with a touch of outlaw-adjacent aesthetics and a dark, brooding energy that few other ...

Born J.R. Cash to impoverished parents who couldn’t decide whether to name him John or Ray, Johnny Cash grew up in Dyess, Arkansas, a New Deal community where the government lent families land and ...