Book Description
From his legendary Sun Studio days in the 50's, to years of self-destruction and drug abuse, to his famous prison albums and his critically acclaimed American Recordings, Johnny Cash emerges as a distinct and eloquent voice in the vast musical spectrum. In this perceptive new biography, Stephen Miller chronicles the life and career of The Man in Black, revealing Cash's extraordinary presence in the history of popular music. Includes 24 pages of black & white photographs.
The Life of Johnny Cash FROM THE PUBLISHER
Johnny Cash is the only artist to have been elected to the Country Music and Rock and Roll Songwriters Hall of Fame. By 1969 he had sold more records than The Beatles. Author Stephen Miller has interviewed Cash's brother Tommy who has provided interesting material from his childhood as well as insights into life on the road with the Johnny Cash Show. Includes interviews with Johnny's long time manager Lou Robin, his producer since the early days, the legendary Jack Clement as well as artists Sandy Kelly, Narvel Felts, George Hamilton IV and V.
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