Tag Archives: Johnny Cash

Before seeing these films, I thought I knew all about Johnny Cash. I was wrong. And, I knew nothing about the music at Bluebird Cafe, and that made me sad.

Marty Haggard brings us joy and memories with his concert, “A Tribute to My Dad, Merle Haggard.”

Taken together the tracks on Stuart's 18th studio album form not quite a concept album but a contiguous tapestry of engagement with and love for the idealized West, from the Native American chants on the "Desert Prayer" prologue and the laid-back mariachi flavor and slide guitar licks of the tasty instrumental "El Fantasmo Del Toro" to the mellow-catchy Johnny Cash cloak of "Old Mexico" and the drugged-out haze of the title track.

Ethan Jano’s debut album is a collection of 12 tracks featuring an interesting mix of simplicity in the instrumentation with complexity in the vocal delivery and in the lyrics.

'Look Again to the Wind' is one of the finest true country albums of 2014. Plus, it shines the light on an excellent early Sixties recording from The Man in Black.

Passenger's new album 'Whispers' gets right to the heart of what meaningful, touching, and well played music can be.

Jonathan tells the story of his father and Johnny Cash in an honest and compelling documentary.

Find out more about the man and the parent behind the guitar and out of the limelight.

"Ain't no stoppin' them cats what's boppin."

There's no one person in popular music today who can connect to as diverse a cross section of the population as Cash could.