More than 60 years after his Greenwich Village days, the legendary songwriter is still releasing new music, and fans are ...

Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan were friends, collaborators, pen pals, and even protectors of each other. A lot of their friendship resided behind the public eye, although every once in a while, a snippet ...

One of Bob Dylan's most celebrated songs didn't stop evolving after he recorded it — in fact, one 1964 folk classic later took on a whole new sound when it was reimagined by none other than Johnny ...

The relationship between Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan has amounted to phenomenal songs, sentimental letters, and a silver screen relationship. However, none of this would have transpired if it wasn’t for ...

Johnny Cash recorded “I Walk the Line” in 1956. It became his first No. 1 hit on the country charts. The single stayed on the charts for 43 weeks and sold more than two million copies. Rolling Stone ...

One of Johnny Cash‘s most beloved hits was once reimagined by fellow music mega-star Bob Dylan. In the late ’60s, Dylan put his own spin on Cash’s country classic “Folsom Prison Blues,” somehow making ...

Johnny Cash's breakthrough hit launched one of country music's greatest careers, earned extraordinary praise from Bob Dylan, and still ranks as his best song.

Relive the Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration at Madison Square Garden, with Neil Young, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, and more.

In last year’s Bob Dylan biopic, “A Complete Unknown,” Dylan and Johnny Cash appear together on screen just twice, after a long epistolary bromance. At the time Cash was the bigger star, but he wrote ...