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Loretta Lynn, coal miner's daughter turned country queen, dies at 90 - CNN

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Loretta Lynn, the “Coal Miner’s Daughter” whose gutsy lyrics and twangy, down-home vocals made her a queen of country music for seven decades, has died. She was 90.

Lynn’s family said in a statement to CNN that she died Tuesday at her home in Tennessee.

“Our precious mom, Loretta Lynn, passed away peacefully this morning, October 4th, in her sleep at home in her beloved ranch in Hurricane Mills,” the statement read.

They asked for privacy as they grieve and said a memorial will be announced later.

Lynn, who had no formal music training but spent hours every day singing her babies to sleep, was known to churn out fully textured songs in a matter of minutes. She just wrote what she knew.

She lived in poverty for much of her early life, began having kids by age 17 and spent years married to a man prone to drinking and philandering – all of which became material for her plainspoken songs. Lynn’s life was rich with experiences most country stars of the time hadn’t had for themselves – but her female fans knew them intimately.

“So when I sing those country songs about women struggling to keep things going, you could say I’ve been there,” she wrote in her first memoir, “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” “Like I say, I know what it’s like to be pregnant and nervous and poor.”

Lynn scored hits with fiery songs like “Don’t Come Home A’ Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ On Your Mind)” and “You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man),” which topped the country charts in 1966 and made her the first female country singer to write a No. 1 hit.

Her songs recounted family history, skewered lousy husbands and commiserated with women, wives and mothers everywhere. Her tell-it-like-it-is style saw tracks such as “Rated X” and “The Pill” banned from radio, even as they became beloved classics.

 “I wasn’t the first woman in country music,” Lynn told Esquire in 2007. “I was just the first one to stand up there and say what I thought, what life was about.”

She grew up dirt-poor in the Kentucky hills

 She was born Loretta Webb in 1932, one of eight Webb children raised in Butcher Hollow in the Appalachian mining town of Van Lear, Kentucky. Growing up, Lynn sang in church and at home, even as her father protested that everyone in Butcher Hollow could hear.

Loretta Lynn wears a cowboy hat and a fringe western style jacket while holding an acoustic guitar as she poses for a portrait in circa 1960 in Nashville, Tennessee.
Loretta Lynn wears a cowboy hat and a fringe western style jacket while holding an acoustic guitar as she poses for a portrait in circa 1960 in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Her family had little money. But those early years were some of her fondest memories, as she recounts in her 1971 hit, “Coal Miner’s Daughter”: “We were poor but we had love; That’s the one thing that daddy made sure of.”

As a young teenager, Loretta met the love of her life in Oliver “Doolittle” Lynn, whom she affectionately called “Doo.” The pair married when Lynn was 15 – a fact cleared up in 2012, after the Associated Press discovered Lynn was a few years older than she had said she was in her memoir – and Lynn gave birth to their first of six children the same year.

“When I got married, I didn’t even know what pregnant meant,” said Lynn, who bore four children in the first four years of marriage and a set of twins years later.

“I was five months pregnant when I went to the doctor, and he said, ‘You’re gonna have a baby.’ I said, ‘No way. I can’t have no baby.’ He said, ‘Ain’t you married?’ Yep. He said, ‘You sleep with your husband?’ Yep. ‘You’re gonna have a baby, Loretta. Believe me.’ And I did.”

The couple soon headed to Washington state in search of jobs. Music wasn’t a priority for the young mother at first. She’d spend her days working, mostly, picking strawberries in Washington state while her babies sat on a blanket nearby.

But when her husband heard her humming tunes and soothing their babies to sleep, he said she sounded better than the girl singers on the radio. He bought her a $17 Harmony guitar and got her a gig at a local tavern.

It wasn’t until 1960 that she’d record what would become her debut single, “Honky Tonk Girl.” She then took the song on the road, playing country music stations across the United States.

After years of hard work and raising kids, telling stories with her guitar seemed like a break.

Loretta Lynn performs in 2016 during South By Southwest in Austin, Texas.
Loretta Lynn performs in 2016 during South By Southwest in Austin, Texas.
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Lynn poses for a picture with three young boys in her hometown of Butcher Holler, Kentucky.
Lynn poses for a picture with three young boys in her hometown of Butcher Holler, Kentucky.
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Lynn wears a cowboy hat and a fringe western style jacket while holding an acoustic guitar in Nashville circa 1960.
Lynn wears a cowboy hat and a fringe western style jacket while holding an acoustic guitar in Nashville circa 1960.
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Lynn hugs a man while holding a record outside the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, circa 1960.
Lynn hugs a man while holding a record outside the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, circa 1960.
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Lynn shows how she had to practice walking in high heel shoes at a home in 1962. She wanted to be able to run onto the Grand Ole Opry stage without stumbling. The singer prefers boots, but the Wilburn Brothers, her managers, insisted she wear high heels.
Lynn shows how she had to practice walking in high heel shoes at a home in 1962. She wanted to be able to run onto the Grand Ole Opry stage without stumbling. The singer prefers boots, but the Wilburn Brothers, her managers, insisted she wear high heels.
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Lynn performs on stage at the Grand Ole Opry in the '60s.
Lynn performs on stage at the Grand Ole Opry in the '60s.
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Lynn, left, joins fellow female country singers on stage as Dottie West, fourth from right, sings "Born To Be A Country Girl" at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium in 1970.
Lynn, left, joins fellow female country singers on stage as Dottie West, fourth from right, sings "Born To Be A Country Girl" at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium in 1970.
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Comedian Flip Wilson joins Lynn and Mike Douglas on "The Mike Douglas Show" in Los Angeles in 1974.
Comedian Flip Wilson joins Lynn and Mike Douglas on "The Mike Douglas Show" in Los Angeles in 1974.
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Lynn accepts the award for Entertainer of the Year from Marty Robbins at the 1976 Academy of Country Music Awards.
Lynn accepts the award for Entertainer of the Year from Marty Robbins at the 1976 Academy of Country Music Awards.
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Lynn holds up a commemorative plaque at the dedication of a star honoring her at the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles in 1978.
Lynn holds up a commemorative plaque at the dedication of a star honoring her at the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles in 1978.
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US President Jimmy Carter kisses Lynn during an evening of country music at the White House in 1978.
US President Jimmy Carter kisses Lynn during an evening of country music at the White House in 1978.
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Lynn stands with Kermit the Frog on the Muppet Show in 1978.
Lynn stands with Kermit the Frog on the Muppet Show in 1978.
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Lynn and Conway Twitty pose for a portrait circa 1979. From 1972 to 1975 Twitty and Lynn won the Country Music Association's vocal duo of the year award.
Lynn and Conway Twitty pose for a portrait circa 1979. From 1972 to 1975 Twitty and Lynn won the Country Music Association's vocal duo of the year award.
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Lynn, center, arrives at the Belle Meade Theater for the movie premiere of "Coal Miner's Daughter" with her mother, Clara Butcher, left, and her husband, Mooney Lynn, in 1980.
Lynn, center, arrives at the Belle Meade Theater for the movie premiere of "Coal Miner's Daughter" with her mother, Clara Butcher, left, and her husband, Mooney Lynn, in 1980.
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Johnny Cash welcomes Lynn into membership of the Country Music Hall of Fame during the 1988 CMA Awards at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Johnny Cash welcomes Lynn into membership of the Country Music Hall of Fame during the 1988 CMA Awards at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
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From left, Lynn, Dolly Parton and Tammy Wynette perform during the 1993 Country Music Awards.
From left, Lynn, Dolly Parton and Tammy Wynette perform during the 1993 Country Music Awards.
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Lynn exits her tour bus for a New York show in 1999.
Lynn exits her tour bus for a New York show in 1999.
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Lynn poses for a portrait in Nashville in 2000.
Lynn poses for a portrait in Nashville in 2000.
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George W. Bush, then a Republican presidential candidate, is joined on stage by Lynn during a rally in Little Rock in 2000.
George W. Bush, then a Republican presidential candidate, is joined on stage by Lynn during a rally in Little Rock in 2000.
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Lynn, second from left, is inducted as a Kennedy Center Honoree along with, from left, James Brown, Carol Burnett, Mike Nichols and Itzhak Perlman in 2003.
Lynn, second from left, is inducted as a Kennedy Center Honoree along with, from left, James Brown, Carol Burnett, Mike Nichols and Itzhak Perlman in 2003.
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Jack White gives a kiss to Lynn after winning a Grammy together for best country collaboration in Los Angeles in February 2005. White produced her album "Van Lear Rose."
Jack White gives a kiss to Lynn after winning a Grammy together for best country collaboration in Los Angeles in February 2005. White produced her album "Van Lear Rose."
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Lynn and Garth Brooks perform in Nashville during the Grammy Salute to Country Music Honoring Loretta Lynn in 2010.
Lynn and Garth Brooks perform in Nashville during the Grammy Salute to Country Music Honoring Loretta Lynn in 2010.
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US President Barack Obama awards Lynn the Presidential Medal of Freedom in the East Room at the White House in 2013.
US President Barack Obama awards Lynn the Presidential Medal of Freedom in the East Room at the White House in 2013.
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Lynn accepts the Lifetime Achievement Award for Songwriting at the Americana Music Association Honors and Awards Show at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville in 2014.
Lynn accepts the Lifetime Achievement Award for Songwriting at the Americana Music Association Honors and Awards Show at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville in 2014.
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From left, Tanya Tucker, Lynn and Crystal Gayle perform at Lynn's 87th birthday tribute at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville in 2019.
From left, Tanya Tucker, Lynn and Crystal Gayle perform at Lynn's 87th birthday tribute at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville in 2019.
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“Singing was easy,” Lynn told NPR’s Terry Gross in 2010. “I thought ‘Gee whiz, this is an easy job.’ ”

The success of her first single landed Lynn on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville and, soon, a contract with Decca Records. She quickly befriended country star Patsy Cline, who guided her through the fame and fashion of country stardom until her shocking death in a plane crash in 1963.

 Cline “was my only girlfriend at the time. She took me under her wing, and when I lost her, it was something else. I still miss her to this day,” Lynn told The Denver Post in 2009. “I wrote ‘You Ain’t Woman Enough to Take My Man,’ and she said, ‘Loretta, that’s a damn hit.’ It shocked me, because you don’t expect somebody like Patsy Cline to tell you that you have a hit. Right after she passed, I put the record out, and it was a hit.”

Her best-known songs drew from her life and marriage

Lynn’s struggle and success became the stuff of legend, an oft-repeated story of youth, naivete and poverty.

From “Fist City” to “You’re Lookin’ at Country,” Lynn always sang from the heart, whether she was telling off a woman interested in Doo or honoring her Appalachian roots. But her music was far from conventional.

She rankled the conservative country establishment with songs like “Rated X,” about the stigma fun-loving women face after divorce, and “The Pill,” in which a woman toasts her newfound freedom thanks to birth control – “They didn’t have none of them pills when I was younger, or I’d have been swallowing them like popcorn,” Lynn wrote in her memoir.

She documented her upbringing in the bestselling 1976 memoir “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” co-written with George Vecsey. A 1980 biographical film by the same name won an Academy Award for actress Sissy Spacek and brought Lynn wider fame. Lynn’s success also helped launch the music careers of her sisters, Peggy Sue Wright and Crystal Gayle.

Lynn’s legend faced questions in 2012 when The Associated Press reported that in census records, a birth certificate and marriage license, Lynn was three years older than what most biographies stated. It didn’t mar Lynn’s success, but did make the oft-repeated tales of her teen marriage and motherhood less extreme.

“I never, never thought about being a role model,” Lynn told the San Antonio Express-News in 2010. “I wrote from life, how things were in my life. I never could understand why others didn’t write down what they knew.”

Lynn always credited her husband with giving her the confidence to first step on stage as a young performer. She also spoke in interviews, and in her music, about the pain he caused over their nearly 50 years of marriage. Doolittle Lynn died in 1996 after years of complications from heart problems and diabetes.

In her 2002 memoir, “Still Woman Enough,” Lynn wrote that he was an alcoholic who cheated on her and beat her, even as she hit him back. But she stayed with him until his death and told NPR in 2010 that “he’s in there somewhere” in every song she wrote.

“We fought one day and we’d love the next, so I mean … to me, that’s a good relationship,” she told NPR. “If you can’t fight, if you can’t tell each other what you think – why, your relationship ain’t much anyway.”

Lynn won numerous awards throughout her career, including three Grammys and many honors from the Academy of Country Music. She earned Grammys for her 1971 duet with Conway Twitty, “After the Fire is Gone,” and for the 2004 album “Van Lear Rose,” a collaboration with Jack White of the White Stripes that introduced her to a new generation of fans.

Then President Barack Obama awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Loretta Lynn in 2013.
Then President Barack Obama awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Loretta Lynn in 2013.
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 She was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1988, and her song “Coal Miner’s Daughter” was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998. She received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010, and in 2013, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

 President Barack Obama said Lynn “gave voice to a generation, singing what no one wanted to talk about and saying what no one wanted to think about.”

Her career and legend only continued to grow in her later years as she recorded new songs, toured steadily and drew loyal audiences well into her 80s. A museum and dude ranch are dedicated to Lynn at her home in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee.

“Working keeps you young,” she told Esquire in 2007. “I ain’t ever gonna stop. And when I do, it’s gonna be right on stage. That’ll be it.”

Lynn was hospitalized in 2017 after suffering a stroke at her home. The following year she broke a hip. Her health forced her to quit touring.

In early 2021, at the age of 89, she recorded her 50th album, “Still Woman Enough.”

The title song, which she sang alongside successors Carrie Underwood and Reba McEntire, sounded like a mission statement that captures the ethos of her career:

“I’m still woman enough, still got what it takes inside;

I know how to love, lose, and survive;

Ain’t much I ain’t seen, I ain’t tried;

I’ve been knocked down, but never out of the fight;

I’m strong, but I’m tender;

Wise, but I’m tough;

And let me tell you when it comes to love;

I’m still woman enough.”

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