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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Cashâs iconic album and single, weâre taking you behind the scenes and uncovering the facts that even the most hard-core Johnny Cash fans may not know about this legendary song, the album, and the Man in Black himself. Cash Wrote Folsom Prison Blues in the Air Force Before he became a country music legend, Cash enlisted as a member of the United States Air Force in 1950. After completing basic training, Cash was assigned as a morse intercept officer and stationed in Landsberg, Germany in 1951.
The US Air Force would not accept J.R. as a given name when he enlisted, so he became John R. Cash. He signed for Sun Records in 1955 (a year after his discharge) and had his name changed again . . . to Johnny Cash. He was addicted to speed (usually with alcohol or morphine as a chaser) through much of his 20s until 1967, when June Carter Cash and numerous his friends and family members staged an arduous but successful intervention.