George Jones and Tammy Wynette had an undeniable connection, which is why their duets are considered some of the greatest in country music history. One particular performance of “The Ceremony” in 1972 at the Old Plantation Music Park in Lakeland, Florida shows just how much fun Jones and Wynette would have while singing together. Jones and Wynette were married in 1969, but ended up divorcing in […] More
Country music sweetheart Carrie Underwood dazzled with a stunning performance of legend Tammy Wynette’s “Stand By Your Man” on stage at the Grand Ole Opry back in May of 2008. p u r e m a g i c ✨💖✨ @carrieunderwood #Opry pic.twitter.com/VD09MBfm9e — Grand Ole Opry (@opry) August 11, 2018 Underwood captivated the audience with a combination of her […] More
From Johnny Cash and June Carter to Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, the genre of country music has given birth to some of the most iconic couples. However, debatably one of biggest and most explosive couples to ever come about was that of Tammy Wynette and George Jones. While their marriage was dissolved after five years, the union between the two icons gave country music some of the most […] More
The moment was one that many may not remember, but one we should never forget. A massive gathering of some of the most influential and legendary musicians across the country music industry filled the stage at Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. for a special celebration of America that will take your breath away. Hosted by […] More
When it comes to country music artists, Tammy Wynette and Glen Campbell are as legendary as they come. With countless number one hits and award wins between them, the two managed to leave a lasting impact on the genre that made them stars. Although John Denver was known primarily as a folk artist, he helped […] More
One year before Tammy Wynette and George Jones divorced and went their seperate ways, Jones purchased an elegant estate for them in Nashville, Tennessee. Wynette held on to the home after the couple divorced, and used it as her primary residence until 1992. Other former owners were legendary banjo player Earl Scruggs and drummer Scott […] More
As “The First Lady of Country Music,” Tammy Wynette contributed a wealth of incredible material to the genre. With hit songs such as “Stand By Your Man” and “I Don’t Wanna Play House,” Wynette more than earned the admiration and respect that she continues to receive. Wynette was also married to fellow country legend George Jones […] More
April 6, 1998 was a sad day in country music. On that day, Tammy Wynette, who had become known as the “First Lady of Country Music” passed away in her home at the age of 55. After a legendary career that produced hit songs such as “Stand by Your Man” and “Golden Ring,” the last […] More
One of the most talented newcomers to the country scene has the incredible ability to turn back time with her beautiful voice and deliver unforgettable covers of some of the biggest classic country songs to ever have been recorded. Cam, who burst onto the scene in 2015 with the release of her chart-topping single “Burning […] More
Tammy Wynnette‘s “Stand by Your Man” is one of the most well-known and well-respected country songs of all time. Wynette released the song as a single in September 1968, and it was a smash hit. “Stand by Your Man” topped the country charts in both the U.S. and Canada, and also crossed over into the […] More
Although their marriage eventually ended in divorce, George Jones and Tammy Wynette are still regarded as one of country music’s ultimate power couples. The union resulted in a string of now-iconic duets, such as “Golden Ring,” which was actually released 14 months after the couple divorced. George and Tammy’s marriage also resulted in another musical gift. […] More
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood did it again! During the 50th Annual CMA Awards, the married couple performed a medley of hits, most of which were duets. They kicked off their performance with the only-and-only “Jackson” by Johnny Cash and June Carter! While the audience basked in the blast from the past, Brooks and Yearwood were […] More
