Loretta Lynn’s Van Lear Rose Is Returning to Streaming
Third Man will reissue Lynn’s 2004 comeback album, which was mysteriously pulled from DSPs in 2021
Third Man Records is set to reissue Loretta Lynn's critically acclaimed 2004 album, Van Lear Rose, on November 13. Originally released in vinyl and CD formats, this landmark comeback record has now been pulled from streaming services since 2021. Lynn's daughter, Patsy Russell, expressed her delight at the re-release, stating that their mother's spirit lives on through this timeless music.
The album earned two Grammy Awards, including Best Country Collaboration With Vocals for the duet "Portland Oregon" and Best Country Album. The new edition also includes the previously unreleased bonus track "Just to Have You Back." Lynn returned to solo work in 1988 with Who Was That Stranger, before Van Lear Rose reignited her career.
Fans can now catch a glimpse of this legendary album on their preferred streaming platform, with the single "Miss Being Mrs." available now.
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