The Man in Black — Kingsland, Arkansas
J.R. Cash was born in Kingsland, Arkansas and grew up in Dyess — an Arkansas Delta farming community just a few miles from the world Jim Quessenberry knew. He became Johnny Cash, one of the most influential musicians in American history: "The Man in Black," a voice that carried the weight of rural Arkansas into every jukebox in the country.
Jim cited Cash, Twitty, and Liston together as the Delta's proof-of-concept — evidence that something real and lasting came out of that flat, hard country.
Local Sauce Maker — Wynne, Arkansas
Local Character — Birdeye, Arkansas
Storyteller — Harrisburg, Arkansas
42nd President of the United States
Blues Legend — Indianola, Mississippi
World Heavyweight Boxing Champion — St. Francis County, Arkansas
Country Music Legend — Helena, Arkansas
U.S. Senator & 1988 Presidential Candidate
NFL Player — New Orleans Saints
Arkansas Political Figure
Owner — Pluck A Duck Lodge, Beedeville, AR
Co-Host — The All-Star BBQ Showdown
Lawyer & 1993 Inaugural Crew
Owner — Pancho's Restaurants & 1993 Inaugural Crew
CEO — Tabasco / McIlhenny Company
Son of B.B. King
B.B. King's Girlfriend — Namesake of the Guitar
Country Music Legend — Colt, Arkansas
French Chef & 1990 Memphis in May Collaborator
Jim's Assistant — Pit Operations
2× World Champion 
Irish Cup World Champion 1985 Irish Cup World Champion 1987 
BBQ Hall of Fame Semi-Finalist 2019 
Arkansas Trav'ler Cooking Team 
Memphis in May 1978–1994