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Johnny Cashs dark California days Share via Johnny Cashs life in the 1960s is mostly remembered as a time of glorious achievement from the landmark prison albums at Folsom and San Quentin to the launch of the ABC-TV series featuring such guests as Bob Dylan and the Doors that led to his becoming a giant figure in popular culture, a symbol to millions, no less, of the best of American social values