Van Lear Rose
Loretta Lynn
['shankar jaikishan', 'cali swag district', 'debbie harry', 'bruce willis', 'frederick loewe', 'body count', 'the silver bullet band', 'tim buckley', 'missy elliott', 'limp bizkit', 'luciano pavarotti', 'my morning jacket', 'aram khachaturian', 'stevie wonder', 'elliot goldenthal', 'adolphe adam', 'alison moyet', 'caramell', 'bee gees', 'falstaff', 'sentenced', 'peter cetera', 'krzysztof penderecki', 'blondie', 'snoop dogg', 'duran duran', 'def leppard', 'savage garden', 'edward kleban', 'bharadwaj', 'meat loaf', 'celine', 'kon kan', 'harvey danger', 'stephen flaherty', 'barry manilow', 'the beatles', 'dolcenera', 'mendelssohn', 'the lonely island', 'paul mccartney', 'menken', 'rachmaninoff', 'rida johnson young', 'frank turner', 'three days grace', 'therion', 'digital underground', 'arthur sullivan', 'sammy cahn', 'arthur darvill', 'marinella', 'the moody blues', 'veruca salt', 'slint', 'puccini', 'the joy formidable', 'natalie imbruglia', 'moby', 'brand new', '69 boyz', 'pil', 'secret garden', 'basshunter', 'motion city soundtrack', 'misfits', 'a perfect circle', 'rolling stones', 'silver bullet band', 'anita baker', 'hollywood undead', 'manic street preachers', 'adrian ross', 'bob dylan', 'my ruin', 'bette midler', 'jim jacobs', 'sakis rouvas', 'hiroki kikuta', 'camila', 'grinderman', 'lionel richie', 'nick drake', 'franz schubert', 'the pretty reckless', 'the vapors', 'small faces', 'green day', 'rogue traders', 'alejandro sanz', 'lost boyz', 'clannad', 'mark knopfler', 'alexandra burke', 'whitney houston', 'scott joplin', 'the stranglers', 'edward elgar', 'lacuna coil']
Van Lear Rose
Van Lear Rose is an album by Loretta Lynn, released in 2004 and produced by Jack White of the rock band the White Stripes. The album was initially intended as a musical experiment, blending the styles of country singer-songwriter Lynn and producer White, who wrote one track, sings a duet with Lynn, and performs on the whole album as a musician. At the time of the album's release, Lynn was 72 and White was 28. The title refers to Lynn's origins as the daughter of a miner working the Van Lear coal mines. The album peaked at number two on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and at number 24 on the Billboard 200, the most successful crossover music album of Lynn's 45-year career. The track "Portland, Oregon" was listed as the 305th best song of the 2000s by Pitchfork Media.