Johnny Cash was one of the most important country artists of the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s, but his music feels truly timeless. The Man in Black was an influence on all kinds of music, and he continued to record acclaimed music up until his death in 2003, with even more being released after he passed away.

Cash had struggled with his health for more than a decade, but things got considerably worse in the last year of his life, and his condition only worsened when his wife, June Carter Cash, passed away. Let’s take a look at what the final 12 months of Johnny Cash’s life were like.

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Declining health | 0:00
He never complained | 1:12
He never stopped working | 2:11
"Hurt" | 3:07
Going out on top | 4:07
Tragedy | 4:48
He never stopped recording | 6:02
Family ties | 6:40
The last song | 7:09
Icon | 7:57
The Man in Black | 8:53
Tributes to a legend | 9:47

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