From meeting at a recording studio in Nashville to releasing several duets together, here's everything to know about Tammy Wynette and George Jones' relationship. Wynette and Jones first met at a ...

One of Wynette and Jones' most iconic duets was 1972's "The Ceremony ... The song appeared on the couple's sixth studio album, George & Tammy & Tina, an LP that featured performances from ...

After country stars George Jones and Tammy Wynette divorced ... made their reconciled romance official by releasing another duet. Unfortunately, that didn’t fix the issues in their relationship, ...

Tammy Wynette showed the world she loved George Jones. And she stood by her man, but could only be his wife for so long. Country's first couple while they were married—and still a formidable ...

and some of the greatest ones in the genre’s history are duets. Johnny Cash and June Carter, George Jones and Tammy Wynette and other duos paved the way with flawless harmonies and striking ...

To best understand the impact Jones and Wynette had on country music ... Sometimes you'll see George kissing Tammy during a duet — right in front of God and everybody. They achieved even ...

During the final weeks of her life, Tammy Wynette had her ex-husband on her mind. The country music star passed away in 1998 at age 55 of heart failure. She and George Jones, country music’s ...

Tammy Wynette hadn’t even been on a date with George Jones when the country ... she’ll pull up a clip of “Daddy Come Home,” a duet she sang with Jones when she was just 10 years old.

Two years after their divorce, George Jones still regularly made the drive to Tammy Wynette’s Nashville home. Once there, he’d take several fast spins around the circular driveway they once ...

Country legends George Jones and Tammy Wynette had a stormy six-year marriage ... they recorded a string of hit duets, including "We're Gonna Hold On" and "Golden Ring" — and they sometimes ...

as well as Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon in the roles of Tammy Wynette and George Jones. Together they sing “Lost Highway,” with Georgette Jones kicking off the second verse.