Johnny Cash wrote more than a few protest songs in his day. Here are a few of his finest, plus a few of his most underrated.

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With Thomas Rhett performing in New York, the country singer decided to welcome the star of 'The King of Queens' to the stage.

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While lasting for 34 years, the Oregon Jamboree country music festival announced that 2025 would be the final year.

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