Recorded by Johnny Cash in the early 80s, Out Among The Stars was found packed away among other recordings and family heirlooms. This lost album is getting a full release March 25, but it’s currently streaming now via The Guardian. They also have a track-by-track preview of the album from Cash’s son, John Carter Cash. […]
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Listen To Johnny Cash’s Long Lost Duet With Waylon Jennings
February 13th, 2014 
Kendra Beltran Back in the mid-1980s Columbia Records wanted to push Johnny Cash back into the spotlight and revamp his career. Well, the Man in Black ended up leaving his label in 1985 and the whole record was forgotten. Now it’s resurfaced and songs are trickling out, like his duet with Waylon Jennings, “I’m Movin’ On.” The […]
Previously Unreleased Johnny Cash Love Song ‘She Used To Love Me A Lot’ Surfaces Online
January 13th, 2014 James Shotwell A long ‘lost’ love song from the late Johnny Cash has been released in promotion for a new(old) album release. Debuting on RollingStone this morning, “She Used To Love Me A Lot” features the kind of heartbroken storytelling that made Johnny Cash a legend in the world of country music. It’s simple, but deep on […]
Johnny Cash Reveals Shel Silverstein Wrote “A Boy Named Sue”
December 27th, 2013 Nina Corcoran When I was younger, I never understood why musicians were sometimes described as singer-songwriters. Didn’t everyone do both? Why would someone not write their own music? Over time it became clear that some musicians weren’t lyricists, making the label “singer-songwriter” much more revealing (and honorable) than I ever understood. Turns out even the biggest singer-songwriters […]
Lost Johnny Cash Album Due Out Next Spring
December 10th, 2013 James Shotwell The man in black may no longer walk this earth, but in a few short months material that has waited decades for release will finally arrive on shelves worldwide. Billboard is reporting that a new album containing never before released material from Johnny Cash will be released in Spring 2014. The album, titled Out Among […]
Beyond December cover Johnny Cash
February 23rd, 2011 Tori Thomas Beyond December formally known as The Blaqk Year cover “Hurt” by Johnny Cash. Check out the cover after the jump!
Johnny Cash to release American VI
January 15th, 2010 James Shotwell From the press release: LOS ANGELES, CA – January 13, 2010 — American VI: Ain’t No Grave, the sixth and final installment of Johnny Cash’s critically-acclaimed American Recordings album series, will be officially released on February 26, 2010 (American Recordings/Lost Highway), the day that would have been The Man In Black’s 78th birthday. As with […]
LIVE REVIEW: Middle Of The Map Fest (05/04/16-05/07/16)
May 20th, 2016 Corey From Almost annually, Under The Gun has had the opportunity to cover the yearly club festival in Kansas City called Middle Of The Map Fest. This festival has grown substantially over its five years of existence and brought names like Fun., Grizzly Bear, Of Montreal, and Two Door Cinema Club, as well as showcased some great […]
MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Mojave’ Hurls Everything At A Wall, Something Sticks
January 30th, 2016 Sam Cohen Film: Mojave Directed by: William Monahan Starring: Garrett Hedlund, Oscar Isaac, Walton Goggins William Monahan, the Boston native who wrote Martin Scorsese’s The Departed, makes his second directorial effort with Mojave. The man clearly has a knack for writing people driven by their selfish anger, but always in a satirical and funny sense. Same thing […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Emily Hearn Discusses ‘Hourglass’
September 25th, 2015 Mike Giegerich Singer-songwriter Emily Hearn hails from Athens, Georgia, otherwise known as a town with high expectations for its musical inhabitants. After years of performing at local venues while doubling as a student at the University of Georgia, Hearn is positioned to take her country-tinged pop music to the masses as her songs continue to find success online, […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Liz Graham
April 22nd, 2015 Brian Leak Those who still enjoy ’90s pop-rock staples such as Alanis Morissette and Tracy Bonham should find themselves comfortably at home in Liz Graham‘s sounds, but she also traverses some sound elements of the ’80s all while adding her own signature to it all. Graham has been working hard to promote her forthcoming album, both online […]
