Before They Were Famous: Country Stars' Worst Jobs
They may be stars now, but some of country music's most popular performers really paid their dues in their early days.
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Remember When Columbia Records Dropped Johnny Cash?
He heard the news in the worst possible way.
Remember When Johnny Cash Recorded Kenny Rogers' 'The Gambler'?
His version sounded very different from Rogers' hit.
'The Johnny Cash Show': 5 Memorable Moments [WATCH]
'The Johnny Cash Show' aired for 58 episodes between June 7, 1969 and March 31, 1971.
They Call Them ... What?! 16 of the Best Country Star Nicknames
Do you know the nicknames of your favorite country stars?
Top 10 Creepy Country Songs
It's that time of the year: Creepy crawly spiders are adorning front porches, makeshift graveyards inhabit front lawns, and jack-o-lanterns light up the night sky.
Johnny Cash: 10 Things to Know About the Man in Black
Without question, Cash was a larger-than-life musical icon.
Country Music Memories: 'A Boy Named Sue' Hits No. 1
On Aug. 23, 1969, Cash earned a No. 1 hit with his song "A Boy Named Sue," from his 'At San Quentin' album.
Country Artists Who Have Suffered Terrible Tragedies
Tragedy can strike anyone, from a neighbor next door to family members to some of the biggest superstars in the world.
How Johnny Cash's Prison Shows Secured His Outlaw Status + Legacy
The Man in Black's prison concerts would change his career forever.
Country Stars Who Have Served in the Military
Country music is filled with songs proclaiming love and devotion to the United States, but for many artists, their patriotism runs much deeper.