Episode Description
This two-hour special explores the life, iconography, and legacy of the legendary singing star. Through his career, Cash wore both his integrity and his sin with pride, and waded into the controversies of his times--the Vietnam war, prison reform, drug abuse, and the youth culture. We'll also look at Cash's music, with nearly 20 of his songs and interviews with Ozzy Osbourne, Snoop Dogg, Kris Kristofferson, John Mellencamp, Loretta Lynn, Al Gore, Sheryl Crow, Tim Robbins, and Merle Haggard.
Video from this Episode
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Johnny Cash - Hurt (3:32)
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Johnny Cash - Hurt
As Johnny Cash entered the final days of his life, he covered "Hurt" by Nine Inch Nails, and it became one of his most successful and heartbreaking recordings of all time.
Johnny Cash - Meeting Rick Rubin
After years of presenting himself as the Patriot, Rick Rubin returned Johnny Cash to his darker side in order to expose him to new audiences.
Johnny Cash - The Man in Black
Johnny Cash wrote one of his most well-known songs, "The Man in Black" to explain just why he always dresses in black.
June Carter Cash - Relationship with Johnny
The Carter family had a profound influence on both country music and the life of Johnny Cash. It was Johnny Cash’s love for June Carter that changed the course of his life.
Johnny Cash - Growing Up on the Land
Growing up in Dyess, Arkansas, Johnny Cash found inspiration from the natural world around him. This inspiration would follow Cash and his music all his life.
Johnny Cash - Freedom in Memphis
The changing sounds of the 1950s offered Johnny Cash an opportunity to find his place in the world of country music, with Memphis at its epicenter.
Upcoming Schedule
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Sunday, May 26 @ 7:00AM
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Thursday, May 30 @ 9:00AM
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