Johnny Cash American Singer (1932–2003)

American singer Johnny Cash was born on 26 February 1932 in Kingsland. He passed away on 12 September 2003 at the age of 71. The recorded cause of death is diabetes. He is remembered as a member of Johnny Cash & June Carter.

Career

He was also part of Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two, Million Dollar Quartet and The Highwaymen. Other members of The Highwaymen on record include Willie Nelson. In all, 138 albums and 101 singles are listed under his name between 1954 and 2019. From Honky-Tonk Girl (1954) to The Bootleg Series Vol. 15: Travelin' Thru, 1967–1969 (2019), the list follows his releases year by year. His recordings are classed as country music and outlaw country. The records note guitar as his instrument. His recordings came out on Sun Records.

Willie Nelson appears in two of his listed titles, including Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993) and Stagecoach (1986). Richard T. Heffron directed two of his titles on record, among them North and South (1985).

Screen work on record covers 13 credits, including Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993) and North and South (1985). Other notable work credited to him includes At Folsom Prison, Folsom Prison Blues and I Walk the Line.

Recognition

Johnny Cash received a Grammy Legend Award in 1991. Further recognition came with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award (1999) and the Kennedy Center Honors. Altogether, 11 wins are listed.

Personal life

Marriages on record are to Vivian Liberto (1954 to 1966) and June Carter Cash (1968 to 2003, widowed). He was the father of John Carter Cash, Rosanne Cash and Cindy Cash, and has 5 children in total.