Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash

Carter cash in June helps Johnny smoke and helps him stop drinking. In June, Carter was the second wife of Johnny Cash, the second wife after Vivian, also a musician like Johnny Cash. "June and John met behind the scenes at the Elvis Presley Show in 1956" (JOHNNY CASH) They traveled together, John and June met with each other. Finally, in a performance in front of tens of thousands of fans, Carter in June agreed to marry John after he made a request on the stage. They have lived happily for 35 years, and they together have a child named John Carter.

In 1969, marriage with the country music singer George Jones of Weinet, after the early success of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, produced country music "Lovers", divorced in 1975. Jones and Wynet recorded a series of albums and singles from the 1970's to the early 1980's. Tammy Wynette was born in Virginia Wynette Pugh near Tremont, Michigan and was born in Mildred Faye (3 September 1921 - 24 June 1991) and William Hollice Pugh (2 June 1916 - 13 February 1943 )is. The only child of the day. Father of Weinet was a farmer and a local musician and died of brain tumor at nine months of age. Her mother is working at the office, working as an alternative school teacher and working at a family farm. After her husband's death, Mildred Pugh left her daughter under the care of her parents, Thomas Chester Russell and his wife Flora and moved for defense to Memphis during World War II Work at the factory In 1946, Mildred Pugh married a farmer, Foy Lee.

During the tour, cash met the famous Carter family singer June Carter, and they became crazy about each other. Thirteen years after they met for the first time in the Grand Ole Opry behind the scenes in 1968, Cash was announced in live performance in London in June. The couple married in Franklin, Kentucky on March 1, 1968. John Carter Cash born on March 3, 1970. He is Johnny and the only son in June. Cash and Carter worked for 35 years until May 2003, raised children, made music, and traveled together. During the entire marriage period, June he regularly took his medicine and sent it to the toilet, trying to withdraw cash from amphetamine. Even in his entire course undergoing rehabilitation and drug abuse for many years, he was still with him in June. After the death of June, Cash believed that his only live reason was his music. She passed away after 4 months.

Kristofferson met June Carter Cash and Johnny Cash in the hotel room in 1972 and wanted to play the two songs he wrote. Christopherson just participated in the rough screening of the movie, Johnny and June are deeply involved in the gospel. According to Johnny Cash 's book "Black Man", Larry Gatlin sang a song called "Help Me" at Evangel Temple and urged Kristofferson to write this song. Christopherson also played a cash song "The burden of freedom" for the gospel.