Down The Street To 301

Artist Bio:
Johnny Cash and The Tennessee Two was a famous American country music group formed in 1954. The group consisted of Johnny Cash on vocals and rhythm guitar, Marshall Grant on bass, and Luther Perkins on lead guitar. They were known for their unique sound that combined elements of country music with rock and roll, which later became known as rockabilly.

The trio gained popularity with hits such as "I Walk the Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues." Their music often featured Cash's distinctive deep voice, Perkins' raw guitar playing, and Grant's steady basslines. The group's tight-knit sound and Cash's storytelling lyrics resonated with audiences, making them one of the most influential country music acts of their time. Johnny Cash and The Tennessee Two were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1980 for their contributions to the genre.