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Johnny Cash Singing At Cummins Prison in Arkansas
Johnny Cash, at microphone, puts on a show, circa April 10, 1969, for about 800 inmates at the Cummins Prison Farm and guests. He adapted his famous Folsom Prison Blues for the crowd, that included Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller, and sang "I'm locked in Cummins Prison." Cash was made an honorary "life-termer."
Images provided by Al Clayton and Bettmann for Getty Images.
The Tucker Redemption
The “Tucker Telephone” was a torture device invented in Arkansas and regularly used at the Tucker State Prison Farm. It consisted of an old-fashioned crank telephone wired in sequence with two batteries. Electrodes coming from it were attached to a prisoner’s big toe and genitals. The electrical components of the phone were modified so that cranking the telephone sent an electric shock through…
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