Johnny Cash
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Seven years after Johnny Cash?s death, and four years on from his first posthumous album, American V: A Hundred Highways, it?s hard not to approach th...

One of my greatest fears with the legacy of Johnny Cash is that he'll receive the Tupac treatment. We've already seen box sets, gospels recordings, a...

In Rick Rubin, Johnny Cash found perhaps his most sympathetic producer and for the most part Ain't No Grave is as candid and bare-bones as anything fr...

Johnny Cash’s final album opens on a portentous but hopeful note: “There ain’t no grave/can hold my body down.” Comprised of tracks recorded with Rick...

“Het is écht, écht de laatste, ik zweer het!”, wist Rick Rubin nog net uit te brengen toen we hem na het verschijnen van American V (2006) in een hoek...

Some things should just be left alone. 'Ain’t No Grave…' arrives almost seven years after Cash’s death and four years after ‘American V: A Hundred Hig...

Ain't No Grave is a truly spooky album. Johnny Cash cut the disc during the final months of his life while he was battling cancer, and June Carter Cas...

Of course, hearing AmericanVI: Ain't No Grave (American Recordings/Lost Highway) in retrospect (evenits title proves haunting) following the loss of J...

The newest, and purportedly last, installment of Johnny Cash’s “American series”, the priceless Rick Rubin-produced string of albums that rounded out ...

If I'm to be one hundred percent honest here, then I'd have to admit I haven't always been the biggest Johnny Cash fan. Growing up as a teenager, my t...