First Lady Acres is a nearly 10,000 square-foot home on eight Tennessee acres, but the gorgeous amenities and decor pale in comparison to the legacy of its previous owners. The house George Jones bought for Tammy Wynette in 1974 is once again for sale.
When it was Mary Sarah’s turn to perform during the Top 10 week of The Voice on Monday (May 2), she held nothing back.
Songwriter Don Chapel lost his battle with heart failure and pneumonia on Sunday (Dec. 6). Born Lloyd Franklin Amburgey, Chapel is known for writing songs recorded by George Jones, Conway Twitty, Ernest Tubb, Lynn Anderson and his wife of one year, Tammy Wynette.
Tammy Wynette passed away in 1998, but soon, fans will be able to witness the First Lady of Country Music in concert.
The daughter of two of the most legendary country artists of all time is going independent for her next album.
Death is an inevitable truth for all people, but somehow it's more tragic when it's unexpected, as is the case with these country singers who died before their time.
Tammy Wynette's daughters have been successful in getting the singer's mausoleum owner to agree to change the name on the grave back to her stage name.
Tammy Wynette's daughters are reaching out for support in a public campaign to help get their mother's stage name back on her crypt.
Local officials in northeast Mississippi are trying to obtain money from the state to help fund the construction of a museum devoted to the life and career of country singer Tammy Wynette.
Tammy Wynette's songs are as iconic as the singer herself. In the ‘60s and ‘70s, only a few female acts were considered headliners in the country music genre, and Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, and Tammy Wynette were at the top of that elite list. Wynette, also known as the First Lady of Country Music, was not only telling her story of relationship troubles while trying to raise children on her own, she was telling the story of many other everyday women -- she was their voice of inspiration.