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"

Feb 4, 1970

Jerry Lee Lewis performs "Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going On" at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium as ABC shoots an episode of "The Johnny Cash Show." Other participants include The Statler Brothers, The Carter Family and Jimmie Rodgers

Feb 4, 1970

"The Johnny Cash Show" features The Everly Brothers, Dusty Springfield, Rod McKuen and Kirk Douglas, who joins the Man In Black on "I Walk The Line." Cash also employs The Statler Brothers on the gospel standard "This Ole House"

Feb 11, 1970

Johnny Cash and Ray Charles duet on "Busted" as ABC airs "The Johnny Cash Show." Also appearing are Neil Diamond, The Statler Brothers and Tammy Wynette, who sings "I'll See Him Through" and "Stand By Your Man"

Feb 18, 1970

"The Johnny Cash Show" features Cash's former Sun labelmate, Jerry Lee Lewis, plus Vikki Carr, The Carter Family, The Statler Brothers and Jimmie Rodgers, who sings "Danny Boy" with the host

Feb 25, 1970

"The Johnny Cash Show" features the Man in Black's performance of Kris Kristofferson's "Sunday Morning Coming Down." Other guests: The Carter Family, Kenny Rogers, The Statler Brothers, Mama Cass Elliot and Bob Hope

Mar 11, 1970

Linda Ronstadt makes her second appearance on ABC-TV's "The Johnny Cash Show" with Hank Williams Jr., The Carter Family, The Statler Brothers, Carl Perkins and O.C. Smith. During a break, Cash is spotted in a Pepsi-Cola commercial

Apr 17, 1970

Johnny Cash plays the White House with June Carter and The Statler Brothers. Cash declines president Richard Nixon's request to do Merle Haggard's "Okie From Muskogee" and Guy Drake's "Welfare Cadilac," but does perform "Folsom Prison Blues," "(There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me)" and "What Is Truth"