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In the '80s Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Kris Krisofferson, and Johnny Cash - four of the biggest stars in America - joined forces to form a true country music super-group, and revolutionize American music. The "super-group" will be the focus of a new PBS documentary titled The Highwaymen: Friends Till the End, that will premiere on PBS on May 27th, 2016...

Cash's songs are some of the most iconic in the history of modern music.

Johnny Cash played venues all over the world and had fans worldwide as well. He even played and recorded a concert for some of his fans who were spending time in San Quentin prison in 1969.

On Feb. 24, 1969, the "Man in Black" recorded his 'At San Quentin' album.

On Feb. 22, 1968, Cash proposed to Carter while they were onstage together in London, Ontario, Canada.

Back in 1967, Johnny Cash put on quite a memorable performance inside Folsom County Prison which not only left an everlasting memory there, but was also recorded and shared with the world. Now, all of these years later the prison is paying tribute to Cash’s history making concert and recordings with a new statue in his likeness.

On Jan. 15, 1992, the Man in Black was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Team Blake Shelton's Craig Wayne Boyd was back at it again on Monday night (Nov. 24) on 'The Voice.' The country singer put his unique spin on Johnny Cash's 'I Walk the Line.'

John Carter Cash was arrested on Monday afternoon (Oct. 27) after allegedly stripping to his underwear in a Canadian airport.

The California city Johnny Cash made famous in one of his best-known songs is honoring the legendary singer's legacy.