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The Good Ol' Nights I Just Can't Wait I've Got Eyes For You Somewhere Between Ragged And Right Looking For Suzanne Pickin' White Gold Willie And Laura Mae Jones I Got You Smokey On Your Front Door It Should Be Easier Now I'm a Ramblin' Man Theme from the Dukes of Hazzard Brand New Goodbye Song Midnight Rider Stop The World Shine Her Man Let Me Talk To You Luckenback, Texas Mary Ann Regrets People Up In Texas If She'll Leave Her Mama It's All Over Me River Boy Dirt Cowboy Movies Long Gone Lock, Stock And Teardrops Long Way Back Home All Around Cowboy Freedom to Stay Wild Side of Life Just The Good Ol' Boys Rings Of Gold MacArthur Park The ban lasted for a few years, but luckily for country music fans, the two sides repaired things in Johnny Cash first listened to the future love of his life on a Mexico radio station, XER, which would broadcast the performances of the Carter Family.

Johnny Cash truly was a fan of the Carter Family long before he met and fell in love with June. Cash once stated that Mother Maybelle was one of the greatest stars he had ever known and even tried to model his guitar playing after Maybelle's.

Since Johnny Cash was an unbelievably talented songwriter, many might believe he wrote one of his most beloved songs.

But in fact, Walk the Line got it right, as June Carter wrote the famous tune about her love for him. June Carter thought up the song one night while she driving around frustrated about her feelings for Johnny Cash and all the chaos he brought into her life.

Originally she had no intention of having him sing it as she gave the song to her sister Anita. But Johnny Cash loved it and wanted to record it. The rest is country music history. Cash was arrested a total of seven times for drunkenness, drug possession, and picking flowers at 2 am.

This did not sit well with his conservative audience. But Cash didn't seem to mind as he knew he belonged with the crowd that had seen hard times. Everyone knows who you are talking about when you say Johnny Cash, but do they know who J. Cash is? They're the same person as Johnny Cash's legal name at birth was J. It might have stuck, but when he joined the air force they required him to have a first name so he became John R.

He changed his name once more to Johnny Cash in when he signed on with Sun Records. His name to this day is one of the most well known and loved in all of country music. At Folsom Prison became an iconic album in music history as it revived Johnny Cash's career and became one of his most popular records. The country legend took the stage at Folsom Prison on January 13, , which was a long time coming. Cash first became interested in Folsom Prison when was in the air force in after his unit watched the film Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison.

The film led him to write his hit song "Folsom Prison Blues," which became popular among inmates who would often write to him to ask him to come to the prisons to perform.

Cash saw his comeback as the perfect opportunity to perform for his biggest fans. Fans might believe this scene was written in to add more drama to the film, but Johnny Cash really proposed to June Carter on stage on February 22, The pair were married a week later on March 1, , in Kentucky. They stayed together and in love until June's passing on May 15, Johnny Cash followed the love of his life as he passed away only a few short months later on September 12,