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    • Jun 21, 1969
    "The Johnny Cash Show" welcomes Linda Ronstadt, who performs "I Never Will Marry" with the Man In Black. Jerry Reed, The Statler Brothers and The Carter Family also appear on the ABC telecast, and Cash joins Eddie Albert for a mash-up of "Detroit City" and "Sloop John B"
    Jul 5, 1969
    The Man In Black is joined by Buffy Sainte-Marie, Minnie Pearl, Doug McClure, The Statler Brothers and The Cowsills on his ABC-TV program "The Johnny Cash Show." Cash's in-laws, The Carter Family, sing "Keep On The Sunny Side" with their host
    Jul 26, 1969
    "The Johnny Cash Show" brings guests Marty Robbins and Dale Robertson to the ABC-TV airwaves along with regular cast members The Statler Brothers and The Carter Family. Robbins and Cash team up on "Streets Of Laredo"
    Aug 9, 1969
    On ABC-TV's "The Johnny Cash Show," Cash sings "(There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me)" with Pat Boone and does "The Last Thing On My Mind" with Diana Trask. Cash also joins series regulars The Carter Family for "Worried Man Blues"
    Aug 16, 1969
    ABC-TV's "The Johnny Cash Show" features O.C. Smith Jr. and folk singer Melanie, who teams with Cash on "Silver Threads And Golden Needles." Also aboard: regulars Carl Perkins, The Statler Brothers and The Carter Family
    Aug 30, 1969
    Roger Miller and folk singer Odetta dot the ABC-TV lineup as guests on "The Johnny Cash Show." Cash joins Miller for "King Of The Road" and closes the show with The Carter Family and The Statler Brothers, singing "How Great Thou Art"
    Sep 27, 1969
    Johnny Cash sells out a show at Los Angeles' heralded Hollywood Bowl. The event features his usual support troop: The Carter Family, The Statler Brothers, Carl Perkins and June Carter, making her final live appearance before delivering a child in March
    Dec 5, 1969
    The Johnny Cash Show sets a record for New York's Madison Square Garden, attracting 21,000 people. The concert is issued as a live album in 2002 with appearances by June Carter, The Carter Family, Carl Perkins, The Statler Brothers and Tommy Cash
    Dec 10, 1969
    Johnny Cash performs "This Land Is Your Land" on NBC's "The Kraft Music Hall," which also features Peggy Lee, Carl Perkins, The Statler Brothers and The Carter Family, who sing "Foggy Mountain Top"
    Jan 28, 1970
    Glen Campbell sings "Honey Come Back" on ABC-TV's "The Johnny Cash Show" and joins the host on "Tennessee Flat-Top Box" and "Orange Blossom Special." Marty Robbins does "Big Iron" and "El Paso." Cash joins The Statler Brothers and The Carter Family for "Daddy Sang Bass" and "Peace In The Valley"
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