Jerry Lee Lewis

All of these six country greats violated the Grand Ole Opry's code of conduct.

Including three racial slurs, one anti-gay musing and one political statement that by comparison feels minor league to the transgressions around it.

This group of country stars spent over four decades in prison, but one could argue they should've stayed longer.

Bombshell lawsuits, cheating scandals and even one murder all made this list of the biggest stories that have rocked country music's headlines.

It's a great spot to get away from prying eyes.

Jerry Lee Lewis' Mississippi estate has officially been sold.

Lewis is best known for his work in rock 'n' roll, but a representative for his family says the country genre was just as important to him.

His death comes days after his induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Keith Whitley and Jerry Lee Lewis and music executive Joe Galante will become the 147-149th esteemed members of the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Happy birthday to "The Killer"!