In September, 1991, Epic Records congratulates Tammy Wynette on her 25th year with the label in this Billboard magazine promotion.
On June 10, 1991, Nashville’s Music City News Awards honors Tammy Wynette with The Living Legend award. (YouTube Video)
Tammy Eight By Ten: 1991
![On September 4, 1991 Dottie West (pictured above with Tammy Wynette in 1980) died from injuries sustained in a car crash. During that same week in 1979 Dottie and duet partner Kenny Rogers peaked at #3 on Billboard’s country charts with their version of Tammy’s hit, “‘Til I Can Make It On My Own”.
“Dottie was country. Not just country music, but country in her heart, her home, her beliefs.” - Tammy Wynette, Sep. 5, 1991 (The Tennesseean)
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On September 4, 1991 Dottie West (pictured above with Tammy Wynette in 1980) died from injuries sustained in a car crash. During that same week in 1979 Dottie and duet partner Kenny Rogers peaked at #3 on Billboard’s country charts with their version of Tammy’s hit, “‘Til I Can Make It On My Own”.
“Dottie was country. Not just country music, but country in her heart, her home, her beliefs.” - Tammy Wynette, Sep. 5, 1991 (The Tennesseean)
Tammy Wynette on the set of the “Justified & Ancient” music video (view on Youtube).
In December, 1991, “Justified & Ancient” began it’s meteoric chart rise on pop and dance charts worldwide. The KLF had chosen Tammy to sing on a remix of the song called ‘The Stand By Your Jams’ mix.
