“Loretta Lynn was always a little country-come-to-town, a rural-raised girl in the big city whose pre-fame struggles lent her music grit and authenticity.”
“No matter who you are, one thing is for sure: You ain’t woman enough to take Loretta Lynn’s man. Miss Loretta has been a country legend for more than forty years, but she still sings with all the passion of the blue Kentucky girl who busted out of Butcher Hollow, the coal miner’s daughter who […]”
