Tribute to Johnny Cash

James Garner and his band have been providing an incredible tribute to Johnny Cash for the past 16 years. Their attention to detail and dedication to recreating Cash’s iconic hits has garnered them a reputation as a world-class tribute act. Their performances have been showcased on PBS stations and have even taken them to historic locations like Folsom and San Quentin Prisons, where Johnny Cash himself recorded some of his most famous albums.

Notably, Garner and his band performed a special concert at Folsom State Prison in 2008 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Cash’s legendary live album recorded at the same venue. This demonstrates their commitment to honoring Cash’s legacy and connecting with his music on a deep level. Their performances have received praise from individuals like Gene Beley, a reporter who was part of Cash’s entourage at the historic 1968 Folsom Prison concert. Beley commends Garner and his band for capturing the essence of Cash’s voice and rhythm and providing concertgoers with an authentic experience.

Garner’s personal connection to Johnny Cash’s music dates back to his childhood, where he was introduced to Cash’s songs at a young age. This love for Cash’s music eventually led him to create this tribute act, and he even had the privilege of meeting Johnny Cash himself backstage after attending one of his concerts.

With over 600 professional shows under their belt and three full-length albums released, Garner and his band have established themselves as one of the most recognized and recorded Johnny Cash tribute acts in the United States. Their performances offer fans a chance to relive the classic hits of the “Man in Black” and experience the signature boom-chicka-boom sound that defined his music.