Loretta Lynn's 'Van Lear Rose' Makes Streaming Comeback

WHO:

Rolling Stone - Loretta Lynn, Jack White, Third Man Records

WHAT:

Rolling Stone - Loretta Lynn's album "Van Lear Rose" is returning to streaming platforms after a seven-year absence.

Pitchfork - The album was pulled from digital streaming platforms in 2021 and will be reissued on CD and vinyl.

WHERE:

Rolling Stone - The reissue will be handled by Third Man Records.

WHEN:

Pitchfork - The reissue of "Van Lear Rose" is set for a future date, although the specific date is not mentioned in the articles.

WHY:

Rolling Stone - The reason for the album's previous removal from streaming platforms is described as "mysterious."

HOW:

Rolling Stone - The album is produced by Jack White.

(UPDATED October 8, 2026 21:04 UTC)

Loretta Lynn's beloved album "Van Lear Rose" is making a comeback to streaming platforms after a seven-year absence, thanks to Third Man Records. Originally pulled from digital streaming in 2021 for reasons described as "mysterious," the album will also be reissued on CD and vinyl. This reissue, produced by Jack White, is set for a future date that has yet to be announced.