There’s no blog post today, but I’ll resume tomorrow with the letter “H.”
The 11th Annual Grammy Awards (presented in March 1969) recognized accomplishments of 1968.
The winner of Best Country Vocal Performance, Male went to Johnny Cash for “Folsom Prison Blues.” Funny thing, “Folsom Prison Blues” was originally written and recorded in 1953 and 1955, but it was the live version, recorded among inmates at the actual Folsom State Prison in California, that became a #1 hit on the country music charts in 1968.
I am the bestselling author of nine novels, including the Swiss Chocolate trilogy and VILLA DEL SOL, which won the 2018 Book Award in Literary Fiction from the Independent Publishers of New England.
My newest series includes the books A JINGLE VALLEY WEDDING, APRIL IN GALWAY, and ALL’S WELL IN JINGLE VALLEY.
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My husband is a major league Johnny Cash fan. So many good songs. What a legacy. Those albums he did with Rick Rubin at the end of his life, the American recordings, are priceless.
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Easy to do the music, Jacqui!
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My husband is a major league Johnny Cash fan. So many good songs. What a legacy. Those albums he did with Rick Rubin at the end of his life, the American recordings, are priceless.
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Connie, we love him, too. What a complicated, humble man. His life story is fascinating.
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Really great song 😊
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Thank you!
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Impressive to post even Sunday during AtoZ. Go get ’em!
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