Johnny Cash

It is Saturday morning and we are right in the middle of our country classic show live at Grandy's in Henderson. This week, I thought it would be fun to put the spotlight on Merle Haggard. In addition to being a great singer, songwriter and guitarist, Haggard is one heck of a fine impersonator and was every bit as good as people like Frank Caliendo.

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Johnny Cash is going postal! The United States Postal Service has announced that the Man in Black will be a part of this year's Music Icons stamp series.

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During his nearly 50 years in country music, Johnny Cash proved to be one of the most prolific recording artists of his time. He brought equipment everywhere -- often to prisons -- to capture unique sounds and tensions on tape. Those rarities and long since forgotten live albums are just part of what's included in the new 'The Complete Columbia Album Collection' box set.

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If you love the music of country legend, Johnny Cash, you have to be in Mt. Vernon this weekend to hear some of his greatest hits.  Mt. Vernon High School is performing 'Ring Of Fire' tonight and tomorrow at 7:30.

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Johnny Cash, was not exactly someone you would  think of for a lullaby to soothe your babies. That is until the parents of 9-month-old twins Reece and Levi decided to use the music of the 'Man In Black.' 

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Here’s a look at a few events that took place on this day in history:

1968 – Johnny Cash performs live at Folsom State Prison (More info)

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It's amazing what you can find with a little Youtube digging.  Check out this rare concert footage I found of the man in black.

Yesterday, I got a chance to talk to Heidi Newfield, who is headed back with brand new music after the New Year.  Listen as she talks about the new album and single, her Christmas story that inspired the song "Johnny and June," and the trials and tribulations she has experienced in the music business fromher run with Trick Pony to the present

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Keith Urban brought Russell Crowe up on stage at his concert in Vancouver.  The two covered Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues." Pretty AWESOME!!! :-)

Marshall Grant, the last original member of Johnny Cash's band has died at the age of 83. Grant died last weekend after suffering a brain aneurysm and is pictured above on the right.

Cash's band was known as the 'Tennessee Two" and Grant was a very important part of what would become Cash's signature sound on the bass and also served as the road manager from 1954-1980

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Country Music has always been able to weave a patriotic tapestry of emotion. Feelings of love, anger, sadness and bravery form the lyrics to some of the best county songs ever written. These songs will continue to remain in our hearts and minds as long as our brothers, sons and fathers are fighting for freedom

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It's just a little over a week until Valentines Day. So, in the spirit of love, I found a list of country music's super couples! Go to theboot.com to feel the country love! :-)

http://www.theboot.com/2010/06/17/best-love-stories-country-music/

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