Johnny Cash

There was a time when Johnny and June Carter Cash performed in Branson, Missouri. During that era, they needed a home to live in. This is that home. It's a spacious Missouri estate that was the living space for the man in black for a period of time.

Cash's late-career comeback reached another peak on July 24, 2003.

For Rick Rubin to get a shot at writing the final chapter of the Cash legend, two major labels had to turn in their own sloppy drafts.

When you're a country star, you can celebrate Take Your Child to Work Day any day!

On July 7, 1956, Cash made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry -- and met his future wife, June Carter.

That night, he met the woman who would change his life.

He died just nine weeks later.

On July 5, 2003, Cash gave his final public live performance, a 30-minute set at the Carter Family Fold in Hiltons, Va.

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