Catcher Hank Gowdy of the Braves became the first major league player to enter military service in World War I. 1939 — The Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Brav ...

Zach Williams is ready to play his hits for South Georgia. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter brings the edge of outlaw ...

You never heard a sadder album than American V. Nearly three years after Johnny Cash's death, the American icon's final recordings are a difficult listen. Short of breath, with a voice jagged ...

Johnny Cash and Travis Tritt among the stars giving Springsteen a country vibe Album Reviews: a country music tribute to Springsteen, plus new releases from Miley Cyrus, Garbage, Dylan Scott and ...

"I first heard 'Don't Take Your Guns to Town' while riding down Highway 198 with my mom. I was hooked," he said. "A few years later, I saw Johnny Cash live in Fresno and even got to meet him ...

The best moments of 'Opry 100: A Live Celebration' included performances by Vince Gill, Brad Paisley, Allison Krauss, Ashley McBryde and Luke Combs.

One of the greatest gifts Johnny Cash may have ever received came by way of an embezzling accountant. "Pete," as Cash called him in his 1997 autobiography, had been taking Cash's money and buying ...

In 1979, Johnny Cash decided to build a log cabin on his property in Hendersonville, Tennessee. ... A Hundred Highways, along with “Engine 143” for The Unbroken Circle, ...

As shown in A Complete Unknown, singers Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash created a friendship in real life, but some true details are altered or left out.

The Legendary Concert That Made Johnny Cash An Even More Rebellious Figure In Outlaw Country The July 1972 concert at the Blue Room was supposed to go off without a hitch.

WASHINGTON — Johnny Cash now stands among the most famous politicians, trailblazers and activists of American history as he became the first professional musician to be honored with a statue in ...