In memoriam

Loretta Lynn

Third Man Records is set to reissue Loretta Lynn’s 2004 Jack White-produced album Van Lear Rose on November 13, 2026. The reissue includes both digital and physical formats, reviving the Grammy-winning work for new listeners. Lynn, who died in 2022, left an indelible mark on country music and will not return to the stage. Fans can celebrate her influence through the upcoming release.

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In the news

The Boot · 2d ago

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About Loretta Lynn

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Iconic country legend Loretta Lynn defined the Nashville sound from the 1960s onward, blending honky-tonk twang with candid storytelling that chronicled working-class life. Her gravel-rich vocals and steel-guitar-driven arrangements anchored classics like “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” cementing her as a pillar of classic country music. Renowned for electrifying Grand Ole Opry appearances and intimate barn-yard shows, Lynn’s concerts were celebrated for their raw authenticity and direct connection with audiences. Even as she aged, she maintained a rigorous touring schedule, delivering heartfelt performances that highlighted her enduring stamina and stage charisma. Lynn passed away in 2022, ending any possibility of future performances. In 2026, Third Man Records announced a reissue of her 2004 Jack White-produced album Van Lear Rose, slated for release on November 13, bringing renewed attention to her legacy.

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