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Fire destroys Johnny Cash's Tennessee home


April 11, 2007 Johnny Cash's lakeside home, a showcase where he wrote much of his famous music and entertained U.S. presidents, music royalty and visiting fans, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday. Kris Kristofferson, then an aspiring songwriter, once landed a helicopter on Cash's lawn to pitch him a song. The property was purchased by Barry Gibb, a member of the Bee Gees, in January 2006.

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