4. “Dear Miss Loretta” (Carly Pearce) Like Lynn, Carly Pearce is a native Kentuckian. So, naturally, Pearce rates Lynn pretty high up on her list of influences.

Many of Lynn's songs dealt with trying to keep her husband Doo in line, and this is one of the greats. She wrote, "Doo liked to go out with the boys and have a few beers… it was them days that ...

Later this month, country music icon Loretta Lynn will receive her very own exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame. The exhibit will run from Aug 25, 2017 through Aug 5, 2018. Holly Skaggs ...

A look at 15 of Loretta Lynn's greatest songs, from her 1960 breakout 'Honky Tonk Girl' through her 21st century collaboration with Jack White.

Country legend Loretta Lynn was a prolific songwriter, undeniably. But not everyone liked to hear what she had to say in her honest, woman-centered songs — especially in the ’60s.

This weekend, Nashville pays tribute to the coal miner's daughter — Loretta Lynn. Lynn — a Country Music Hall of Fame artist who chronicled hard-earned life lessons in trendsetting songs ...

Loretta Lynn’s A Song and A Prayer is available now for $20 on Amazon.com as a hardcover book and for Kindle. You can also get the audiobook on Audible, with the devotionals read by McLean.

Loretta Lynn's Granddaughter Praises the 'Vulnerability' in Legend's 'My Husband's Cheating on Me 24/7' Songs (Exclusive) Emmy Russell opens up to PEOPLE about how her grandmother's songwriting ...

It’s also one of Loretta Lynn’s most popular songs. The song tells the story of Lynn’s humble beginnings as a young girl growing up in Kentucky farmland.

Loretta Lynn's granddaughter Emmy Russell spoke to Fox News Digital at the CMT Music Awards and revealed the best advice the legendary singer gave her was to always trust in God.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Loretta Lynn, the Grammywinning country music icon who died Tuesday at 90, lived through — and sang about — decades of advancements for women’s social movements ...

"She was like a mother for me." Cash shared that he and Lynn recorded 150 songs together toward the end of her career. John Carter Cash viewed Loretta Lynn as a mother figure.