Johnny Cash: The Life
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About the Author
Robert Hilburn was the chief pop music critic and pop music editor for the Los Angeles Times for more than three decades, and has written extensively on Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen, U2, and others. He lives in California.
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Table of Contents
Title Page
Welcome
Epigraph
Part One
Chapter 1: Dyess and the Dream
Chapter 2: Vivian and the Air Force
Chapter 3: Memphis and Sam Phillips
Chapter 4: Sun Records, the Tennessee Two, and Boom Chicka Boom
Chapter 5: “Hey, Porter,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” and a Baby Girl
Chapter 6: Louisiana Hayride and “I Walk the Line”
Chapter 7: Columbia Records, “Big River,” and Pills
Part Two
Chapter 8: Hollywood, Town Hall Party, and Lorrie Collins
Chapter 9: “Ride This Train” and the Huntsville Prison Rodeo
Chapter 10: Billie Jean and the Marriage Proposal
Chapter 11: Casitas Springs and Saul Holiff
Chapter 12: June Carter
Chapter 13: The Drugs and Carnegie Hall
Chapter 14: “Ring of Fire,” “Understand Your Man,” and the Troops in the Far East
Chapter 15: Newport, Bob Dylan, “Ira Hayes,” and Ballads of the True West
Chapter 16: The Los Padres Fire and the El Paso Drug Bust
Part Three
Chapter 17: The Deathwatch
Chapter 18: The Divorce, Bob Johnston, and a Suicide Tale
Chapter 19: Folsom Prison and Marrying June
Chapter 20: The Johnny Cash Show and Superstardom
Chapter 21: Kris Kristofferson, Billy Graham, and Anita Carter
Chapter 22: “It’s a Boy” and the White House
Part Four
Chapter 23: Israel and The Calling
Chapter 24: The Gospel Road and a Change of Managers
Chapter 25: Family Man and National Icon
Chapter 26: Losing the Muse
Chapter 27: The Pills Return and All Hell Breaks Loose
Chapter 28: No One’s Listening
Part Five
Chapter 29: At Betty Ford and Dropped by Columbia Records
Chapter 30: The Beginning of the Mercury Era and Heart Surgery
Chapter 31: Branson, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and U2
Chapter 32: Rick Rubin
Chapter 33: The End of the Concert Trail and Struggling with Physical Pain
Chapter 34: A Hero Again
Chapter 35: “The Man Comes Around” and “Hurt”
Chapter 36: The Final Days
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Photos
Guide to Recordings and DVDs
Source Notes
Copyright Acknowledgments
About the Author
Also by Robert Hilburn
Newsletters
Copyright
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