cash, johnny

A biography of singer/songwriter Johnny Cash, discussing his childhood in the midst of the Great Depression, the tragic death of his brother, his struggles with drugs and alcohol, his marriages, and his legendary career.

Biography of country musician Johnny Cash, discussing his music, career, and personal life, including black and white photographs of events in his life.

Presents a collection of photographs, private letters, handwritten lyrics, and the final interview of singer, songwriter Johnny Cash.

A collection of essays in which twenty-one philosophers explore the life and music of Johnny Cash, uncovering themes of moral responsibility, social justice, patriotism, romantic love, artistic creativity, and individual identity.

Chronicles the personal and professional life of country singer and songwriter Johnny Cash; and profiles his childhood and family, drug dependency, musical career, and Christian faith.

Presents a detailed biography of Johnny Cash, through letters written to his first wife, Vivian, that reveals their early life together, as well as the truth about his drug addiction and infidelity.

Examines the life of the singer-songwriter who battled poverty and drugs to find success in the country music world.

A biography of country singer Johnny Cash, discussing his early struggles with poverty, rise to fame, personal hardships, and legacy.

Autobiography reflecting on the country musician's childhood on an Arkansas cotton farm, the early years at Sun Records, singing at the Grand Ole Opry, life on the road, years of addiction to amphetamines and pain pills, and his deep devotion to his wife, June, and their family.