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Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-Produced Album Van Lear Rose Is Finally Returning to Streaming

After being mysteriously pulled from streaming services in 2021, the Grammy-winning album is finally returning in both digital and physical formats. Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-Produced Album Van Lear Rose Is Finally Returning to Streaming Jonah Krueger

Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-Produced Album Van Lear Rose Is Finally Returning to Streaming

Loretta Lynn's album Van Lear Rose, produced by Jack White, is returning to streaming services and being reissued in physical formats. The album was mysteriously pulled from streaming services in 2021, according to Consequence and Pitchfork.

The reissue, handled by Third Man Records, will be available on vinyl and CD on November 13, as reported by Pitchfork and Rolling Stone. The album originally came out in 2004 and marked Lynn's comeback after a 16-year hiatus from solo albums.

Van Lear Rose won two Grammys: Best Country Collaboration With Vocals for the duet "Portland Oregon" and Best Country Album, as per Pitchfork. The reissue will include a bonus track called "Just to Have You Back," which was previously only available on the 2015 Third Man Vault reissue, according to Pitchfork.

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