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DON'T MISS LADIES NIGHT ON GAC


It's Ladies' Night as Jessica Simpson, Loretta Lynn and Patty Loveless perform live on the show that made country music famous, the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tenn. Host Nan Kelley also interviews the artists backstage. more!

September 06, 2008 9:00 PM ET
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September 09, 2008 8:00 PM ET

YOU’RE LOOKING AT COUNTRY IN LORETTA LYNN’S HOUSE

By: Craig Shelburne
  
Did you know you can go inside Loretta Lynn’s plantation home? I never realized it until this week, while driving back from Memphis, that she offers tours of the majestic, Civil War-era house that her husband Mooney Lynn bought for her. It’s a must-see for fans of Coal Miner’s Daughter, since several scenes were filmed inside. And that Crisco Kitchen! more!
 

LORETTA VISITS THE GRAND OLE OPRY SEPTEMBER 6TH


Join Loretta Lynn when she performs Live on September 6th when she performs LIVE at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville TN. Call 1-800-SEE-OPRY or click here to get your tickets now! Loretta's fans can use coupon code "webFAN" OR click here to print a coupon to present to any Grand Ole Opry box office to receive $3.00 off of your ticket purchase.  more!
 

RFD TO RE-AIR HEE HAW STARTING WITH LORETTA


RFD-TV will begin airing old episodes of Hee Haw on Sept. 7. The musical variety and comedy show will anchor its Sunday night programming and will air at 7 p.m. Beginning with the very first episode, which starred Loretta Lynn and Charley Pride, the episodes will be aired in the original order. more!
 

LORETTA LYNN FANS STAND BY THEIR WOMAN

By: Alison Bonaguro  

The New York Times reported today (Aug. 4) that at Loretta Lynn’s recent show in New Jersey, she was frail and had little stamina. But with the support and encouragement from her very loyal, very adoring fans, Lynn, 73, did most of her entertaining from the comfort of a chair. Knowing that growing older and the pain from back surgery won’t stop her from touring — and that her fans will stand by her no matter what — makes me love country music even more. more!
 

LORETTA LYNN PREPS TWO NEW ALBUMS

By Ken Tucker
Seventy-four-year-old legend Loretta Lynn, whose first single, "I'm a Honky Tonk Girl," hit the country singles chart in 1960, is as busy as ever.

She still tours, writes songs and is working on not one but two albums. The first is a collection of her hits that she's rerecording with John Carter Cash, the son of Johnny and June Carter Cash, while the other is a set with her sisters, Crystal Gayle and Peggy Sue. On June 19, she was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame during a ceremony in New York. more!
 

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LORETTA'S PHOTO ALBUM

Check out a few photos from Loretta's personal photo album. Loretta has recently had a chance to spend some time with friends old and new, including Ray Price, Trace Adkins, and Merle Haggard.

Loretta first met Ray in Blaine, WA while playing a small bar prior to her first record or coming to Nashville. Ray and Loretta had a chance to catch up when they both played recently in Oshkosh, WI. Loretta considers Ray Price one of the greatest performers of all time!   more!
 

LORETTA LYNN JOINS SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME

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Loretta Lynn, one of country music’s most unique talents, was added last night to the Songwriters Hall of Fame in New York, where she’s enshrined alongside such disparate talents as traditional pop legend Cole Porter, rock great Bob Dylan, pop composer Burt Bacharach and Motown icon Smokey Robinson. more!
 

LORETTA LYNN STEALS THE SHOW AT SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME INDUCTION

Written by Jim Allen

Once a year, New York City hosts a grand celebration of the art of songwriting. Each time around, the Songwriters Hall of Fame -- founded in 1969 by songwriter Johnny Mercer and currently chaired by Burt Bacharach's famed writing partner, lyricist Hal David -- leaves the flashy sets and gaudy glitz to the Grammys and honors another batch of esteemed songwriters at a classy, but cool, induction ceremony.   more!

LORETTA LYNN BRINGS VIBRANT VOICE TO SOLD-OUT BASS HALL

By MATT WEITZ
The Dallas Morning News


Bass Performance Hall has certainly been a touchstone for ruminations on the nature of longevity in country music this week, with George Jones playing Thursday night and Loretta Lynn following on Saturday.   more!

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