His career spanned five decades, and few have equaled his longevity or impact. Known for his distinctive voice and presence, Johnny Cash was the personification of America. “The Man in Black” enjoyed success in just about every category of popular music. Offered is a piece of parchment (4×6 ) signed by Cash. It was autographed in his prime, signed in blue ballpoint pen (“9”). Besides the picture of him standing outside Folsom Prison, the image of Johnny Cash giving the middle finger to the camera at San Quentin is the most iconic photo of Johnny Cash there is. music photographer Jim Marshall asked Johnny Cash to take a picture for the warden. Johnny decided that flipping the bird was the most appropriate gesture to make for the warden, and it was at that moment that the iconic photo was born. It’s not a surprise: Johnny Cash used country music to voice his concerns about those who were dealt a bad hand in life and struggled with many demons himself. Next time you find yourself singing along to “The Man in Black,” you’ll surely hear lyrics that sympathize with all walks of life.
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Johnny Cash Signed Cut
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