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Loretta back in spotlight
The Coal Miner's Daughter was the belle of the ball as Loretta Lynn, in a sparkling pink ball gown,
descended into an album release party in the opulent lobby
of the Hermitage Hotel. More! |
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Jack White Gives Loretta Lynn New Edge
Eerie guitar licks creak and swirl on Loretta Lynn's new
album as she sings about a woman on death row.
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Loretta Makes Waves
A tidal wave of press is hitting newsstands as Loretta
prepares for the release of her new album, Van Lear Rose,
hitting stores on April 27.
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Loretta Lynn In Country Weekly
Loretta is featured in the May 11, 2004 issue of Country
Weekly. Read about her new album and why it is, as Loretta
says, "countrier than country music was when I first came to
Nashville!" |
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Loretta Lynn Featured In Newsweek
Loretta is featured in the April 26, 2004 issue of
Newsweek Magazine. More! |
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Loretta Featured in Entertainment Weekly
Loretta is featured in the April 23, 2004 issue of
Entertainment Weekly. The article discusses the creates of
her new album Van Lear Rose with White Stripes producer,
Jack White. |
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Lynn, White Ready "Rose"
Country star to release first album in four years with
White Stripe producing
Loretta Lynn will release Van Lear Rose on April 27th on
Interscope; the record is her first in four years and was
produced last year by White Stripes frontman Jack White.
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Country Music Icon Loretta Lynn To Release New Album
Van Lear Rose to Be Released April 27, 2004
Nashville, Tenn – Critically acclaimed singer/songwriter
Loretta Lynn will release Van Lear Rose (Interscope Records)
on April 27, 2004. The album, produced by The White Stripes’
Jack White, was recorded in Nashville, TN in June and
September, 2003. More! |
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Loretta Featured in
Rolling Stone Magazine
Loretta's "In The Studio"
column item in the Feb. 19 issue of Rolling
Stone reads:
"The songs are country but a little bit
different," says Loretta Lynn about her new
CD, produced by
Jack White. New tracks such as "Women's
Prison" and the Lynn-White duet "Portland,
Oregon"
are full of heartbreak, but they also rock
out a little harder without losing their
down-home spirit.
White, for one, was smitten with the
results. "She's proving to me again and
again that she's the
greatest female singer-songwriter of the
twentieth century," he says.
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Loretta Featured in January
20th Country Weekly
Recognizing her as a 2003 Kennedy Center
Honors recipient, Loretta is featured in the
current
January 20 issue of Country Weekly. The
two-page piece includes photos of Loretta at
the
Kennedy Center Honors and pictures of
tribute performers Garth Brooks, Trisha
Yearwood, Lyle
Lovett, Reba McEntire and Patty Loveless. |
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Loretta on CMT's 40
Greatest TV Moments
Loretta ranked #22 with her Crisco
commercials and #38 with her Fantasy Island
guest
appearance on CMT's 40 Greatest TV Moments
premiering Saturday, Jan. 3. |
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Kentucky Women
Remembered
Loretta has been selected as a Kentucky
Women Remembered honoree for 2004. Kentucky
Women Remembered has been a central program
of the Kentucky Commission on Women
(KCW) for over eight years and consists of a
watercolor portrait gallery of outstanding
Kentucky
women. Created in 1978, Kentucky Women
Remembered became a permanent exhibit in the
West Wing of the Kentucky Capitol in 1996.
The 2004 Kentucky Women Remembered portraits
are scheduled to be unveiled by the Governor
and First Lady of Kentucky in the Capitol
Rotunda
on Friday, March 5. |
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Loretta Ranks Well In
Cowboy & Indians Magazine 100 Greatest
Country Music Songs Of All Time Poll
The January 2004 issue of Cowboys & Indians
magazine ranked the 100 Greatest Country
Songs
Of All Time and our #1 lady did very well
with placing four songs on the list.
Loretta's best ranking
was Coal Miner's Daughter at #12 and then
Don't Come Home A Drinkin #40, One's On The
Way
#67 and You Ain't Woman Enough #76.
Loretta placed more songs on the list than
any other woman and tied with Merle Haggard
for the
most songs on the list.
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