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Happy Easter!

Recorded live at the Carousel Ballroom in April 1968, this performance, featuring his wife June Carter Cash, remained unheard for 53 years. Released in 2021, the album ‘At the Carousel Ballroom’ is available for all to hear.

Happy 53rd Anniversary to 'Travelin' Minstrel Band' released on April 26, 1972. This album features the Carter Family at their finest.

Johnny Cash proudly stands with June as she receives the Nashville Community Service Award on April 29, 1980. Photo Source: The Tennessean

Celebrating the anniversary of June Carter Cash's "From the Heart," published May 1st, 1987.

On May 8, 1974, June was honored with the Woman and Mother of the Year award by the Youth for Christ organization—a testament to her kindness, strength, and love for her family and those around her. ♥️

Happy Mother's Day 🤍

What's your all-time favorite June Carter Cash song? Let us know in the comments!

How many songs can you identify?

June Carter Cash circa 1980’s.

A glimpse of June Carter Cash’s performance at the Grand Ole Opry, marking 75 years since she joined the legendary Carter Family on that stage.

The JUNE documentary was honored with a Silver Telly Award. Congratulations to all who worked on it. Director: Kristen Vaurio Producers: Jason Owen, Josh Matas, Sarah Olson, and Sandbox Entertainment

53 years ago, Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash released 'If I Had a Hammer.' What's your favorite line from the song? 🖤

In 1957, June Carter appeared on an episode of ‘Gunsmoke.’

Celebrating the life and music of June Carter Cash, Happy Birthday June 🖤

Opry 100 Honors celebrated Johnny and June with a night of unforgettable performances 🖤

This album was conceived and produced by June's son John Carter Cash and pays tribute to June with performances by her friends and family.

Happy 4th of July from June and Johnny! 🇺🇸

On July 22, 1989, June Carter Cash was the first woman named Virginian of the year by The Virginia Press Association.

Mother Maybelle and her daughters, the Carter sisters.