The 100 Greatest Live Albums of All TimeSource: ChordStrike
It's Friday night, let's have some fun and live music.
How many of you would agree with Amazon's list of "greatest" albums of all time?
Among my favorites: Johnny Cash, Simon and Garfunkle, Eric Clapton and Allison Krauss and Union Station.
What's your groove?

Did you know that he really built a car "One Piece at a Time"? Amazing...
This car was made famous by his 1976 hit song "One Piece at a Time". This car is constructed of Cadillac parts dating from 1949-1973...
The Man in Black, new photos surfaceSource: The Sacramento Bee
Actually, the story is here, Photos from Cash concert at Folsom Prison surface, but I seeded the accompanying picture just because, well, it's cool

Whenever I'm in a car (especially by myself), I gotta listen to music. And in my opinion, the best genre for drivers is country. There's just nothing like listening country music when driving. Here's a collection of my top 10 driving songs with a country twang.
Letterman books Johnny Cash Tribute BandSource: Great Falls Tribune
Dave caught a show by Montana based "Cold Hard Cash" while he was spending time at his Montana ranch. Apparently the group impressed him enough that he's invited them to perform on his show in November. Not a bad break.
Jailhouse rocks to Cash tributeSource: BBC News
A Johnny Cash tribute band recreated the singer's legendary Folsom Prison concert 40 years to the day.
The country star's performance in front of inmates at the US prison on 13 January 1968 won him critical acclaim.

It has been decided. The nominees were appointed, they then broken down into the Final 32, then voted on. Now, the top 10 have been decided. I have to admit, it starts with twists and turns, but then levels out.
'James Evans' now a country singer; signs with Johnny Cash family labelSource: eurweb.com
...The actor – who became a household name in the seventies for such iconic roles as Kunta Kinte in the mini-series "Roots" and James Evans in the CBS sitcom "Good Times" – has signed a five-album deal with Music Row Records Nashville, which is run by CEO Gene Cash.

The assignment is to analyze a creative work; I have chosen to analyze a song that I have heard since I was young. I intend to analyze the song "Folsom Prison Blues", by Johnny Cash. I will look at the song line by line and pull out all the meaning that I can possibly find.
Covers #3Source:
Daniel Ross once more sifts through the TuneTribe catalogue in search of cover versions, this time discovering nuggets from Simon & Garfunkel, Johnny Cash and Andy Williams...
1990 Johnny Cash show set for release Source: nme.com
A 1990 concert by the late legend Johnny Cash is set to be released next month.
'The Great Lost Performance' features a string of Cash's best-known hits including 'I Walk the Line', 'Ring of Fire' and 'Folsom Prison Blues'.
Reincarnation-Dare To Believe!Source: YouTube
So, what happens to you when you die? This question has been around for centuries. Is there an answer? Does anyone truly know what happens? Are the claims of Reincarnation true? Well, take a look at this music video--listen to the words carefully--watch the images.

These are five songs I've been listening to and thinking about.
Cash home burns downSource: The Age
The Tennessee home of late US music icon Johnny Cash burnt down today amid renovations for its new owner, Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees, a local newspaper reported.

I dedicate this piece to Firsty, whose pieces on this topic sparked me to consider writing down advice I've given to many new and experienced writers.

Theme song for this piece: Little Plastic Castle by Ani Difranco

Johnny Cash is one of my musical heroes. He led quite a life and left behind a bunch of wonderful songs.

According to Johnny Cash in his song "Folsom Prison Blues" the poor are recreated by the culture of the poor and from the suppression of the rich.