Rock and Roll musicians Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash as “The Million Dollar Quartet” on Dec. 4, 1956, in Memphis, Tennessee. This was a one-night jam session at ...

This day in rock history: January 13, 1968 - The day the Man in Black himself, Johnny Cash, walked into Folsom Prison and changed everything. Most people wouldn’t consider a maximum-security ...

The studio was the birthplace of rock and roll, with legendary artists such as Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee ... but children between the ages of 5 and 11 can enter for $10.

June Carter co-wrote “Ring of Fire” in 1962 while married, as was Johnny Cash. The song, expressing intense passion, played a key role in their love story and became a country music classic.

Johnny Cash, born in Kingsland, Ark., in 1932, is most often associated with country music. But his body of work went beyond any one genre. He was country and blues, gospel and rock 'n' roll.

As of yesterday, Arkansas native and legendary singer-songwriter Johnny Cash ... in D.C. for the statue of Cash — painstakingly sculpted by North Little Rock artist Kevin Kresse — proved ...

It was Johnny Cash, the “Man in Black” who built his ... of civil rights leader and Little Rock Nine organizer Daisy Bates. The pair replaced Arkansas’ two previous sculpted delegates ...

Johnny Cash, the giant of American ... The bronze statue was made by Kevin Kresse, a Little Rock-based painter and sculptor. He used measurements from Cash’s tailor and consulted with his ...

When tourists visit the U.S. Capitol, they'll now be treated to seeing a statue of the legendary musician Johnny Cash. Cash is the ... he was country, blues, rock and roll and gospel," said ...

Johnny Cash ... from each state. Cash and Bates will replace the two Arkansas residents previously depicted in the hall: attorney Uriah Milton Rose, who practiced in Little Rock in the 1800s ...