The Wrap Up

A Heartbeat & A Guitar: Johnny Cash & the Making of Bitter Tears by Tommy Canale

Jan 31, 202238:09Music

Send a text This docuseries is concluded with discussions on how producer, Don Law backed Johnny Cash, the poor indoor air quality, modifying/removing conditions that produce poverty, and a great conversation about a rec...

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