Marty Stuart & Rosanne Cash on “Folsom Prison Blues”
About the Episode
“Dad really responded to that restlessness, that longing for some kind of home.” — Rosanne Cash
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Extras
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The Judds Ease Mother-Daughter Tensions With Music
Wynonna and Naomi Judd ease mother-daughter tensions by making music together.3:22 -
A Look Ahead
What's next for director Ken Burns? Country Music is coming this fall. #CountryMusicPBS.0:30 -
Extended Trailer
Get a sneak peek at the remarkable people and places behind a true American art form.2:00 -
Rhiannon Giddens Inspired by Powerful Women
Rhiannon Giddens explores the compelling stories and powerful women of '90s country music.0:30 -
Rosanne Cash Reflects on ‘I Walk the Line’
Rosanne Cash tells the story of one of her father’s biggest hit songs.0:30 -
Jeannie Seely Reflects on Women’s Representation
Jeannie Seely on how the way women were represented in Country songs was changing.0:30 -
Marty Stuart on Country's 'Mother Church'
Musician Marty Stuart explains how the “Grand Ole Opry” became the heart of Nashville.1:00 -
Marty Stuart on the Mystery of Songwriting
The divine inspiration behind the songs of the “Hillbilly Shakespeare:” Hank Williams.0:30 -
Loretta Lynn Describes Her Songwriting Philosophy
Coal miner’s daughter Loretta Lynn describes her songwriting philosophy.0:30 -
Dolly Parton Explains Country Music’s Appeal
Dolly Parton explains the wide appeal of her favorite kind of music.0:20
