ArtistCountry · Folk · Americana

Johnny Cash

Country outlaw across genres

1954 – 2003· Arkansas

Member(13)

→Honky-TonkDocumented
→American RecordingsDocumented
→The HighwaymenDocumented
“Band membership (Wikidata P527/P463).”
→Johnny Cash and the Tennessee TwoDocumented
“Band membership (Wikidata P527/P463).”
→Million Dollar QuartetDocumented
“Band membership (Wikidata P527/P463).”
→Johnny Cash & June CarterDocumented
“Band membership (Wikidata P527/P463).”
→Outlaw CountryWidely cited
“Genre classification (Wikidata P136).”
→Traditional Folk MusicWidely cited
“Genre classification (Wikidata P136).”
→RockabillyWidely cited
“Genre classification (Wikidata P136).”
→Gospel MusicWidely cited
“Genre classification (Wikidata P136).”
→Country MusicWidely cited
“Genre classification (Wikidata P136).”
→BluesWidely cited
“Genre classification (Wikidata P136).”
→Rock And RollWidely cited
“Genre classification (Wikidata P136).”

←Rick Rubinproducer1994Documented
“Produced Johnny Cash’s American Recordings series (1994–2003).”
— American Recordings liner notes

→Hurt2002Documented
“Cash’s 2002 cover of Nine Inch Nails’ “Hurt” recontextualised an industrial-rock song as a country elegy.”