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Tammy Wynette had five husbands, many of whom were physically abusive to her. She had serious health problems her entire life including a painkiller addiction. She wrote the song "Stand by Your Man" that definitely has the opposite message as 
and is sadly ironic because of how abusive Wynette's husbands were. She died at 55.

Tammy Wynette had five husbands, many of whom were physically abusive to her. She had serious health problems her entire life including a painkiller addiction. She wrote the song "Stand by Your Man" that definitely has the opposite message as 
and is sadly ironic because of how abusive Wynette's husbands were. She died at 55.

Tammy Wynette had five husbands, many of whom were physically abusive to her. She had serious health problems her entire life including a painkiller addiction. She wrote the song "Stand by Your Man" that definitely has the opposite message as 
and is sadly ironic because of how abusive Wynette's husbands were. She died at 55.

After nine years, Lana‘s horse plants are still alive and breathing

lmao, right? it's cool though how every song has been described as a standout for one person or another

Let me love you like a woman 
Let me hold you like a baby 
Let me shine like a diamond 
Let me be who I'm meant to be 
 

the louder than war review only ever referring to nikki lane as "an uncredited miley cyrus" is so funny like what is that

Hi all, I'm new. I joined this board because I re-discovered this video of Lana and my dormant obsession has run wild again. Such an intense, beautiful performance of a terrific song, and a great band.
 

Two official sources have now included A.K.A. in their rankings of Lana's albums. That, and the Pawn Shop Blues music video ... I'm not saying anything specific but at least she's acknowledging it as a part of her discography.

Two official sources have now included A.K.A. in their rankings of Lana's albums. That, and the Pawn Shop Blues music video ... I'm not saying anything specific but at least she's acknowledging it as a part of her discography.

I've recently become obsessed with the early Born to Die era performances, especially how jazzy they sound in comparison to the studio/demo versions. In particular, her first live performance of Off to the Races belongs in a museum it's so good.

tbh I think Lana sings Born to Die songs still because they are her biggest hits. If you go to see most artists live, they will play their biggest hits as crowd-pleasers.

Two official sources have now included A.K.A. in their rankings of Lana's albums. That, and the Pawn Shop Blues music video ... I'm not saying anything specific but at least she's acknowledging it as a part of her discography.

Two official sources have now included A.K.A. in their rankings of Lana's albums. That, and the Pawn Shop Blues music video ... I'm not saying anything specific but at least she's acknowledging it as a part of her discography.

Two official sources have now included A.K.A. in their rankings of Lana's albums. That, and the Pawn Shop Blues music video ... I'm not saying anything specific but at least she's acknowledging it as a part of her discography.

Two official sources have now included A.K.A. in their rankings of Lana's albums. That, and the Pawn Shop Blues music video ... I'm not saying anything specific but at least she's acknowledging it as a part of her discography.

Hi all, I'm new. I joined this board because I re-discovered this video of Lana and my dormant obsession has run wild again. Such an intense, beautiful performance of a terrific song, and a great band.
 

Hi all, I'm new. I joined this board because I re-discovered this video of Lana and my dormant obsession has run wild again. Such an intense, beautiful performance of a terrific song, and a great band.
 

Two official sources have now included A.K.A. in their rankings of Lana's albums. That, and the Pawn Shop Blues music video ... I'm not saying anything specific but at least she's acknowledging it as a part of her discography.