The world lost country legend Loretta Lynn a year ago today. Remember her life in photos here.
Written and recorded by Loretta Lynn in 1969, the song went on to become a No. 1 hit on the Billboard Country chart after it was released the following year.
Loretta Lynn and Sissy Spacek became fast friends on the set of "Coal Miner's Daughter" and they've only grown closer since.
Loretta Lynn, who died on Tuesday, and Oliver "Doo" Lynn married in 1948, when she was just 15 years old
Loretta Lynn offered a heart wrenching tribute to her mentor and friend Patsy Cline through what she knows best – a song titled “This Haunted House.” This was included as the 11th track in Loretta’s chart-topping second studio album, Before I’m Over You. It was simple and described the powerful and raw emotions of grieving.
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Lynn, addressing a fancy-free husband, sends a message of solidarity to worn-out, fed-up women everywhere, but especially to those who grew up as she did, working-class and rural.
Singer Loretta Lynn performs at Adrian Phillips Ballroom July 31, 2004 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Even in her golden years Loretta Lynn was unstoppable. During her 87th-birthday celebration in 2019, the country legend—who had suffered a stroke in 2017 and fractured her hip a year earlier—triumphantly got on stage in Nashville to lead a flock of famous friends in a performance of “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” her signature song. “I can probably outwork anyone in Nashville,” Lynn told People in 2016. “They tell me to rest all the time, but I’m not tired!”
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Loretta Lynn's impact on the world of country music is nothing short of extraordinary. Originating from Kentucky, she burst onto the scene in 1960 with her single “I’m a Honky Tonk Girl,” securing a recording contract that marked the beginning of an illustrious career. The pinnacle came in 1967 when her song “Don’t Come Home
Loretta Lynn recalls her friendship with Patsy Cline in her heartfelt new memoir, "Me and Patsy Kickin’ Up Dust."
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The world lost country legend Loretta Lynn a year ago today. Remember her life in photos here.
Loretta Lynn, who died on Tuesday, and Oliver "Doo" Lynn married in 1948, when she was just 15 years old
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She journeyed from the poverty of the Kentucky hills to the backwoods of Washington State and on to Nashville superstardom
Country legend Loretta Lynn will perform on the University of Montana campus on Monday, Oct. 29.
See the growth of Loretta Lynn's career and family over the years in photos and timeline documenting her 50-plus years in country music.
Loretta Lynn, the country legend known for hits such as “Fist City” and “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” died on Tuesday at her ranch in Tennessee. To honor her life, we take a look back at her six-decade career.
Loretta Lynn was mom to six kids: Betty Sue, Jack Benny, Clara Marie, Ernest Ray, Peggy Jean and Patsy Eileen. Here's everything to know about her children.
See the growth of Loretta Lynn's career and family over the years in photos and timeline documenting her 50-plus years in country music.
Country singer Loretta Lynn's father Melvin "Ted" Webb poses for a portrait with her brother Herman Webb and sister Peggy Sue Webb circa 1944 in Butcher Holler, Kentucky.
American country music singer and guitarist Loretta Lynn performs on stage in California, 1972.
