If you need a smile, just take a look at these 9-month-old twins, Reece and Levi, who have totally captured our hearts with their rendition of Johnny Cash's 'Folsom Prison Blues.' While their ...

"I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die." It's one of the most recognizable song lyrics in popular music -- an always chilling moment from 'Folsom Prison Blues,' written and performed by ...

A locomotive backbeat and prison wall lyrics defined the career of Johnny Cash.A strong argument could be made that this sound was built first on 'Folsom Prison Blues,' the No. 2 Song on the Top ...

The lyrics are very familiar. Here’s the second verse of the Jenkins song ... With the newfound success of “Folsom Prison Blues,” Gordon Jenkins brought a lawsuit against Cash.

His lyrics, which often focused on loss, ... The actual 50th anniversary of Johnny Cash's iconic performance of "Folsom Prison Blues" inside the prison is on Jan. 13. More from CBS News.

Cash, moved by the song, wrote the lyrics down in his ... Cash had never been incarcerated at Folsom — he wrote “Folsom Prison Blues” after watching the 1951 crime drama “Inside the Walls ...

The re-do of "Folsom Prison Blues" was recorded at Folsom State Prison in California on Jan. 13, 1968. Cash played two sets — occasionally alongside wife June Carter Cash — after Carl Perkins ...

Johnny Cash performed live at California State Prison at Folsom on this day in history, Jan. 13, 1968. The performance featured an all-star band including June Carter Cash and Carl Perkins.