Wednesday, April 11, 2007

Johnny Cash's Home Burns Down

The home of the late, great Johnny Cash burned to the ground on Tuesday. It had been recently purchased by Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees. It was a three story, wooden home on the side of the lake in Henderson Tennessee. The house was featured in his video for his song "Hurt" and his daughter Rosanne wrote a song about it, "House on the Lake" from her recent album.
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2 comments:

Unknown said...

see there is another reason for me to hate the BeeGee's

7:59 AM
John Holland said...

Yea, I've never cared for the Bee Gees either. It seems he was putting some type of selant on the outside of the house that was flamable, so that was probably the cause.

6:53 PM

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