Loretta Lynn

Loretta Lynn, born Loretta Webb ( Butcher Hollow ( Kentucky ), April 14 1932 ) is an American country singer. ==[Biography  edit ] == Loretta Lynn is the daughter of a miner. In the sixties of the twentieth century it became one of the most important country singers. She wrote most of her songs themselves and thereby drew liberally from her turbulent life. In the early nineties they decided to take it slow, but in 2004 she made ​​a comeback with the album Van Lear Rose, which she made ​​in collaboration with Jack White of the group The White Stripes .

In 1983, Lynn was incorporated into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1988 in the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1992 in the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and in 1998 the Country Gospel Music Hall of Fame .