In early 1993, the legendary Johnny Cash found himself between contracts in his then nearly 40-year career and recorded an album’s worth of songwriting demos at LSI Studios in Nashville of songs he’d written over many years. LSI at the time was owned by his son-in-law Mike Daniels and daughter Rosey, and he wanted to help the family financially while also record some songs special to him. Not long after the fruitful session, Johnny met producer Rick Rubin, and the recordings were shelved as the two embarked on an important and prolific musical partnership that revitalized the Man in Black’s c ..read more

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Eighty years ago, on April 20, 1944, a remarkable event in cinematic history took place with the release of "Wyoming Hurricane." This film, a Russell Hayden western, was famously produced in just one week—a testament to the ingenuity and determination prevalent in the Golden Age of Hollywood. More than just a typical western, "Wyoming Hurricane" stood out for its unique blend of action and music, particularly through the inclusion of Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys. Creating a feature film in only seven days might sound like an impossible task today, but during the 1940s, this was not u ..read more

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