Sixty-eight years ago today, Johnny Cash played his first-ever prison concert and unknowingly changed the country music world.

On January 1, 1958, Johnny Cash walked through the gates of San Quentin State Prison and performed for inmates.

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In 1968, Johnny Cash played for 2000 inmates at California's Folsom State Prison. The live recording of that show became a ...

Pentridge Prison’s radio station played donated albums for its inmates. Twenty-six years after the site’s sale, a local shop ...

Incredible. This might be the best cover of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues," I've ever heard, and it's by rock artist Sawyer Hill. He released a rendition of the classic country song with a bit of ...

Johnny Cash had a simple explanation for legal and geographical inaccuracies in "Folsom Prison Blues", released on 1955.

A memorable Christmas, indeed. In December of 1981, Johnny Cash and his family were robbed at gunpoint at their Jamaican mansion in the Caribbean while sitting down for Christmas dinner. Three men ...

You’re walking back to the house at dusk.Thinking about dinner. Not thinking about spiders. Then you hit a web.Across the ...

Margo Price performed for more than 400 inmates at the Women's Therapeutic Residential Center at West Tennessee State Penitentiary.

Henry Vaccaro's decades-long legal fight has left him owner of 74 rarely heard songs by Michael Jackson and his family. He ...

Today in Music History for Jan. 17: ...