Johnny Cash: Last News

Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins over a famous recording session in 1956.Tracks that emerged from this session included ‘Love Me Tender’, ‘Don’t Be Cruel’ and ‘Paralyzed.’On Gotta Have Rock and Roll, the piano is described as “The most important piano in rock and roll history” and notes that this is the first time in history that the piano has been up for auction.It reads: “Offered here for the first time ever, is the iconic ‘Million Dollar Quartet Piano’ – the Sun Records’ studio piano – a vintage 1949 Wurlitzer spinet with serial number 387912 that was played by a stellar rock and roll list of ‘who’s who’ including Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ike Turner, Phineas Newborn, Jr., Charlie Rich and many more.“The

Marta Balaga Amsterdam’s documentary festival IDFA’s 34th edition wrapped on Sunday as an in-person event, having weathered the partial lockdown in the Netherlands. Variety speaks to artistic director Orwa Nyrabia about this year’s edition.He says of documentary filmmakers: “I prefer to spend my life with this bunch.

Kate Hudson played a rockstar's muse in the film Almost Famous.And on Tuesday, she stepped out in Los Angeles looking ready for a rock concert.The actress, 42, wore a Johnny Cash t-shirt, ripped jeans and black loafers. Ready to rock: Kate Hudson stepped out in Los Angeles wearing a Johnny Cash t-shirt, ripped jeans and black loafersShe put on a light blue face mask and a pair of dark sunglasses as she made her way across a street.

Johnny Cash’s cover of Bob Dylan’s ‘Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right’ has been released for the very first time.Taken from the Man in Black’s forthcoming live album, ‘Bear’s Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash, At The Carousel Ballroom April 24, 1968’, the 28-song set saw Cash performing with his then-new wife June Carter Cash and his backing band The Tennessee Three.Recorded by the late Owsley Stanley at the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco, the performance included a cover of Bob Dylan’s ‘Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right’, which features on Dylan’s 1963 album The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan.You can listen to Cash’s cover below:Set to arrive on October 29, ‘Bear’s Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash At The Carousel Ballroom, April 24 1968’ will be released

Sir Rod Stewart has announced details of his new album The Tears of Hercules.

Bill Bailey and Harry Hill opened up about his final few days.The comedy legend, who won fans with his stand-up and appearances on panel shows, died aged 58 from cancer.While Lock’s battle with cancer was not made public, his closest friends including Bailey and Hill kept in close contact.‘Even in his last few days, we were still having a laugh, still joking, still coming up with ideas,’ Bailey recalled. ‘We had great conversations.

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One Media IP has acquired the majority of the publishing catalogue of late country star Don Williams.Talking up the potential of the country genre across the world, One Media iP Group CEO Michael Infante says: “There has been a steady rise in the popularity of country music in the UK and Europe, with events such as the Country 2 Country festival, which have drawn in huge crowds in recent years”.As for the artist whose catalogue his company has just acquired, he adds: “Don Williams – like Johnny Cash – is revered by younger artists, which has in turn fed through to a new generation of fans.

Johnny Cash live album that was recorded in 1968 is finally set to be released.Recorded by the late Owsley Stanley at the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco on April 24, 1968, the 28-song set – which included a pair of Bob Dylan covers – saw Cash performing with his then-new wife June Carter Cash and his backing band The Tennessee Three.‘Bear’s Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash At The Carousel Ballroom, April 24 1968’ is now set for release on September 24 via the Owsley Stanley Foundation and Renew Records/BMG, and is the latest entry in the Owsley Stanley Foundation’s ‘Bear’s Sonic Journals’ series.The live album has been previewed today (June 24) with Cash’s rendition of ‘Going to Memphis’, which you can hear below.The record, which will be

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Chris Willman Music WriterCowboy Jack Clement, legendary in music circles for everything from being present at the birth of rock ‘n’ roll at Sun Studios to writing hits for Johnny Cash to eventually working with U2, has been pegged as the subject of a feature film that Nashville’s Visionary Media Group has signed a deal with Clement’s estate to develop.Additionally, plans are afoot for an all-star album that would have singers and songwriters that knew Clement finishing and recording unfinished songs that he left behind.

Orville Peck has teamed up with Trixie Mattel for a cover of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash’s ‘Jackson’ – listen to it below.Taken from Mattel’s latest EP ‘Full Coverage Vol.1’, the new duet comes with a video that sees  Peck and the drag performer, who wears a Dolly Parton-inspired outfit, perform the song alongside their band onstage at an old-school theatre.Originally written by Billy Edd Wheeler and Jerry Leiber, ‘Jackson’ was first recorded in 1963 by Wheeler himself.

EXCLUSIVE: Mark Romanek will make a long-awaited return to feature filmmaking to direct the horror film Mother Land for Lionsgate and 21 Laps. 21 Laps’ Shawn Levy & Dan Cohen are producing, and the script is by Kevin Coughlin & Ryan Grassby.

The Masked Singer mistook him for Danny DeVito.The Machete actor, who was dressed as a racoon, performed Johnny Cash‘s ‘Ring Of Fire’ on last night’s (March 24) show before finishing in last place.A number of the panel guessed that he was Danny DeVito following the performance before they were shocked to learn that it was in fact Trejo. You can view a snippet of his performance below.Speaking about the panel’s mistake, Trejo told Entertainment Weekly: “DeVito works for the character, that would work with the Raccoon I guess? I don’t know.

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Carol Vorderman, 60, has sparked concern amongst her Twitter followers as she admitted her singing voice now sounds like Marge Simpson due to a sore throat.The Countdown legend, who appeared on Good Morning Britain today to pay tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore following the sad news of his death, also caught the attention of viewers who noticed her croaky speech.Carol shared a clip showcasing her poorly vocals as she struggled to sing You Are My Sunshine by Johnny Cash.Seeing the funny side of the situation, she penned: “Me with a sore throat doing Marge @TheSimpsons singing YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE.”She added in another post: “So one of the benefits of losing my voice is.......“I do a b****y brilliant Marge Simpson impression….”Many fans took

Willie Nelson has shared a new cover of Frank Sinatra‘s ‘That’s Life’ – hear it below.The track is taken from an album of the same name, out on February 26, 2021 via Legacy Recordings, following Nelson’s first Sinatra covers album, 2018’s ‘My Way’.‘That’s Life’ was originally recorded by by Marion Montgomery in 1963, and popularised three years later via Sinatra’s rendition.Listen to the new version below.Willie Nelson released his 70th studio album, ‘First Rose Of Spring’, earlier this summer. A four-star NME review said the album “doesn’t sound like a man coming to the end of his prime, but one slap-bang in the middle of it”.The review added: “Whereas Leonard Cohen and Johnny Cash’s later albums – neither of whom reached the grand old age

Jamie Webster scoops the first ever Number 1 album on the Official Folk Albums Chart with his debut studio album We Get By.

Kelly Clarkson let her sassy side loose for the latest instalment of “Kellyoke” on “The Kelly Clarkson Show“.

W.S. “Fluke” Holland was a drummer who played for Johnny Cash (1932 – 2003) and Carl Perkins (1932 – 1998), including on classic songs such as “Blue Suede Shoes” and “Ring of Fire.”Holland never trained as a drummer – instead, he was an air conditioning repairman who enjoyed going to see live music and sometimes found himself on stage with a young Perkins, thumping out a rhythm on the side of an upright bass.