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Johhny Cash’s America on The Biography Channel

October 15th 2008 in Americana, Legends, News, alt.country

A new documentary on country music legend “Johnny Cash’s America,” will air on The Biography Channel  on 10/23.  It examines Cash’s life, music, and influence on 20th century American history. It’s already premiered at the Woodstock Film Festival.  Commentary from as diverse a collection as Al Gore, Bob Dylan, Snoop Dogg, and Merle Haggard are featured in the film.

The Biography Channel also offers a nice section of it’s web site outlining Cash’s life.

Johnny Cash’s America

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Asahd Khalil

I’m just starting to like country music and Johnny is one of my favorites. I like your site and any news on Johnny Cash is good. I’m leaving you with my favorite song by Johnny. Enjoy –> http://www.song-list.net/johnnycash/25minutestogo/tracks




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