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The Gospel Music of Johnny Cash (2007)
The Man in Black returns to his roots in this documentary hosted by Dan Rather, featuring rare photos, performance clips and conversations with Marshall Grant, June Carter Cash and others, who discuss Johnny Cash's origins as a gospel singer.
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The Man in Black returns to his roots in this documentary hosted by Dan Rather, featuring rare photos, performance clips and conversations with Marshall Grant, June Carter Cash and others, who discuss Johnny Cash's origins as a gospel singer.
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Genre:Music, Documentary, History
Written By:Chet Flippo
In Theaters:1/1/2007
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Runtime:84 minutes
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