Johnny Cash has become the first musician to be honored with a statue in the U.S. Capitol, joining presidents such as Ronald Reagan and George Washington and civil rights figures such as Rosa Parks.
The unveiling ceremony took place on Tuesday, making Cash the first musician to be honored with a statue as part of the ...
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Members of the iconic musician's family attended the ceremony, as well as lawmakers from both of America's political parties.
The late singer-songwriter Johnny Cash joined a list of major historical figures as he received an unprecedented honor, ...
Johnny Cash's values were sown on his family's Arkansas cotton farm, but his star was born on the Louisiana Hayride in ...
A statue of the late singer-songwriter Johnny Cash was unveiled at the U.S. Capitol, with congressional leaders, Arkansas ...
The Cash statue depicts the singer with a guitar slung across his back and a Bible in his hand. Little Rock sculptor Kevin ...
The statue of the “Man in Black” was donated by his home state of Arkansas, making Cash the first musician represented in the ...
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