Continuing with News 2 On Tour in Sumner County—which is also the home of Johnny Cash—Kendall Ashman speaks with the only woman to have ever played lead guitar for the "Man in Black." ...

Johnny Cash had a long and eventful career before he recorded Hurt in 2002, but it's up there with some of his most memorable performances of all time. We look back at his cover of the Nine Inch ...

Singer Johnny Cash heroically spoke out for Native Americans, the poor, ... Johnny Cash Hurt A Lot More Than Himself. Posted: December 23, 2024 | Last updated: March 5, 2025.

Rosanne Cash on learning the ‘Carter scratch’ technique, her mushroom guitar –and recreating Johnny Cash’s iconic SJ-200 Andrew Daly Tue, December 17, 2024 at 1:11 PM UTC ...

Johnny Cash’s cover of the Nine Inch Nails track Hurt was noy only the final track he ever released while alive, but it became one of his most notable hits. Cash really managed to convey the emotion ...

Johnny Cash – Hurt. The 1994 Nine Inch Nails track was Trent Reznor’s agonised examination of loneliness and drug abuse. ... In the verses, his electric guitar dances around the chords, ...

Johnny Cash was one of the biggest stars in country music during his 26-year run at Columbia Records, but in 1986 that run came to an end in a story that became the stuff of Nashville legend.. The ...

On the cover of American Recordings, Johnny Cash‘s stunning 1994 comeback album, the Man in Black stands squarely between Sin and Redemption — literally, since that’s what he named the black ...

Johnny Cash at the Fez Cafe in New York City in 1993. Picture: Getty Images Songwriter is not the first posthumous Cash release of previously shelved recordings. 2014 saw the release of Out Among the ...

Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash in 2002. Picture: Getty Johnny Cash covered 'Hurt' in 2002, which originally belonged to the industrial metal band Nine Inch Nails, and had an entirely more menacing, ...

The clue for the final question was, "‘It was kind of a prodding to myself to play it straight,’ said Johnny Cash of this 1956 hit," with the correct answer being "I Walk the Line." ...