It was strange to think that we were even going to see 2013 with the supposed “Mayan Apocalypse” scheduled to happen recently. Now, we look ahead at a new year, and this year we Missoulians are going to party “Montana Style” with LIVE music from The Cold Hard Cash Show
KYSS FM is pairing up with Chicks N Chaps for an evening consisting of The Cold Hard Cash Show, contemporary cowboy cuisine, plus so much more!
To celebrate what would have been Johnny Cash’s 80th birthday (Feb. 26), a host of country stars are banding together to bring a great tribute show to the legendary Austin City Limits TV show. The artists will be performing live at Austin’s Moody Theatre with a special tribute show titled ‘We Walk The Line: A Celebration of the Music of Johnny Cash.’ Organizers of the show just announced today that the two newest additions to the already impressive April 20 lineup are Willie Nelson and Sheryl Crow.
February 26 would have been Johnny Cash‘s 80th birthday, and while the country legend is no longer here to celebrate the occasion with his fans, those fans have come up with more than one way to honor his memory. As a part of the legendary Austin City Limits TV show, country stars Kenny Chesney, Ronnie Dunn, Kris Kristofferson, Jamey Johnson and more will be performing at Austin’s Moody Theatre to pay tribute with the ‘We Walk The Line: A Celebration of the Music of Johnny Cash’ concert.
Friends and family members of country legend Johnny Cash were on hand Wednesday morning to announce an 18,000 square foot museum honoring the life and career of the “Man in Black.” No exact date of the grand opening was announced for the downtown Nashville installation.
January 24, 2012 Craig and I noticed this morning that one of the all time greats “behind the scenes” guys in Nashville, Larry Butler, had passed away. We did some research and found a rare video of Larry performing with Johnny Cash on a music show back in 1972 on German TV
February 2, 2011 A year or two ago I posted this video of one of my grandsons ripping into an acapella version of Steve Earle's "The Devil's Right Hand". Oscar, who hails from Red Rock, Texas, learned it from a Johnny Cash album.
