Tommy Cash
Tommy Cash, born April 5, 1940, in Dyess, Arkansas, was an American country
music singer and the younger brother of Johnny Cash. Raised in a musical
household, he began performing locally in his teens. In 1969, he released the
single "Six White Horses", which paid tribute to John F. Kennedy, Robert F.
Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr., becoming a major hit on the Billboard
country charts. Over the following decades, Cash released studio albums and
toured as a country performer. His later compilations include 26 Country Hits
(2007) and The 25th Anniversary Album (2010). Cash die...
