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Rosanne Cash
Rosanne Cash is an American singer and songwriter. She had born May 24, 1955. She is most often known as a country artist, but her music also draws on other genres including folk, pop, rock and roll and blues. She is one of the daughters of Johnny Cash and his first wife, Vivian Liberto. She is also the stepdaughter of June Carter and the stepsister of country singer Carlene Carter. In many ways, her career reflects the changes in country music since the birth of the rock and roll era.

Success in the late 70s:
1979 was the year when Cash released her album, a duet with Bobby Bare called No Memories Hangin' Round. Two years later, she had her first country No. 1 Seven Year Ache. It was the first hit of her career. Although Cash was a prominent country star throughout the '80s her music was anything but traditional. She topped the charts with songs written not only by herself, but by her father. I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me was her best song which won her a Grammy in 1985, and It's Such a Small World, a 1987 duet with Rodney Crowell provided further hits. In 1979, she married Rodney Crowell, who was to produce most of her hit records. Their stormy marriage lasted until 1992. Both were heart broken after the break and it appeared in their music. Cash later married John Leventhal, who produced her albums The Wheel and Black Cadillac.

Awards:
Cash has received one Grammy Award, for Best Female Vocalist - Country in 1986 for the hit I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me. Ironically enough, the writing of the song began on Cash's way home from the 1983 Grammy Awards, after a defeat at the hands of country-rocker Juice Newton. Three years later, Cash would win a Grammy over fellow nominee Newton with the song she had written partially about her own Grammy loss.

Later recording career:
Cash had more than twenty top 40 country singles, including eleven chart-toppers, but none since 1990, and she has left Nashville in both spirit and body to pursue her artistic vision. Although she had recorded all of her hits for Columbia Records' Nashville division, she released 10 Song Demo for the pop division of Capitol. Cash resurfaced in 2003 with Rules of Travel. The album features guest appearances by Sheryl Crow and Steve Earle, as well as a tune penned by Joe Henry. Cash's latest album, entitled Black Cadillac, was released by Capitol Records in January 2006 to critical acclaim.

In addition to her own recordings, she has made guest appearances on albums by Johnny Cash, Rodney Crowell, Guy Clark, Vince Gill, Lyle Lovett, Mary Chapin Carpenter and many other are in the list.

Recent life:
In 1996, Cash released a book of short stories entitled Bodies of Water. She is also an amateur painter whose work is featured in the booklet for her Interiors album. She has publicly expressed support for environmental causes and opposition to the Iraq War. Cash now lives in the Chelsea neighborhood in downtown Manhattan. Cash ranked #22 on CMT's 40 Greatest Women of Country Music in 2002.

In 2004, Rosanne accepted the Children's Champion Award given by SOS on behalf of her father for the Cash family's tireless support of SOS Children's Villages. In 2005, she was portrayed by Hailey Anne Nelson in the Academy Award-winning biopic based on her father's life, Walk the Line.