#carter and June

[lassie-farce]

To everyone who wants to write Lassie I highly recommend watching Carter & June (2017), aka the Spencer Rabbit Movie (gangster Lassie?) feat. others 💕

Flamboyant Lassie doing multiple brutal murder? Yes please! 🔥🔥🔥

I would love to read sth with a brutal undercover/dark/pre-police Lassie but given my lvl of writing in English I’d rather leave that to the professionals 🙈

[zestinator5000]

The Dead-Tired Collection

(Portrait backgrounds made by this person on Reddit)

[ktzart]

first batch of my OC body refs :D everyone here is from the same storyline/universe. bishop is a demon hunter and the saddest woman alive. rosier is not a demon but they're close enough. asmodai is a demon who doesn't really know what a suit looks like. connie is a geologist in the second stage of grief. june is an absent mother. kero is a hairdresser who gets visions. wormwood is an angel and body thief. carter is dead.

[the-fabulous-johnny-cash]

Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash performing at the Circle Star Theater in San Carlos. (1967)

[bey-life]

[youcheri]

[johnnycashhistorian]

On this day: January 13, 1968

Johnny Cash and June Carter performed at Folsom State Prison in Folsom, California. There were two performances on this day, both of which were compiled into 3x Platinum certified At Folsom Prison live album. At the time of these performances, Cash's career and personal life were in turmoil, but the album compiled from these performances launched him back into the charts and changed his trajectory. Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues," a moderstely successful single from his 1956 debut album, With His Hot And Blue Guitar, was a staple of his performance at Folsom State Prison and received a Grammy Award for Best Country Vocal Performance, Male in 1969 before becoming one of the most recognizable songs of the genre. Cash was a popular artist among America's incarcerated population, and previously played at Folsom State Prison in 1966 and later performed at San Quentin State Prison before ultimately testifying in front of Congress in favor of prison reform in 1972. During this 1968 performance at Folsom State Prison, Cash performed the song "Greystone Chapel," written by the inmate Glen Sherley, who then went in to become a country music artist himself after Cash popularized his song. Some of the most iconic pictures of Cash also hail from this performance.

Cash in front of Folsom State Prison

Cash performing for Folsom's inmates

Cash and June Carter at Folsom State Prison

Listen to At Folsom Prison here:

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“But I will dance, I will sing, and my laugh shall be gay I will charm every heart, in this crown I will sway But I long to see him then regret the dark hour He's gone and neglected this frail wildwood flower Well, he taught me to love him and he called me his flower That was blooming to cheer him through life's scary hour And my heart is now wondering, oh, misery can tell He's left me no warning, no words of farewell”

From Wildwood Flower, June Carter Cash

Art By  @Sayuri527art

Nastya M.  Illustrator/character artist  NSFW artwork - 18+ patreon.com/sayuri527

[laurapalmergraduates]

women of country

[citizenscreen]

Birthday remembrance - June Carter Cash #botd

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[hellooldsmelly]

[meadow-dusk]

June Carter Cash, Bob Dylan, Neil Young and friends at Bob Fest 1992 ©️ Kevin Mazur

[musickickztoo]

June Carter Cash  

June 23, 1929 – May 15, 2003

[the-fabulous-johnny-cash]

Johnny Cash Meets June Carter backstage during his first performance at the Grand Ole Opry. (1956)

[bey-life]

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