Subject: Loretta Lynn

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• Loretta Lynn

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• Haul the Dreck

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  December 20, 2001

• Retro No More

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  March 22, 2001

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• Dead Air

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  August 24, 2000

• Fist City

  Taking inspiration from Loretta, Patsy and Dolly, Neko Case furthers her dark country muse with Furnace Room Lullaby

  March 9, 2000

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  April 14, 1993

• TORCHING THE TWANG

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  August 12, 1992

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  October 7, 1992

• Loretta Lynn Is a Legend, but She’s Also Just Plain Kind

  June 11, 2009

• The Sun Sessions: Dakota Jeane Plays Loretta Lynn

  Jonathan McNamaraDakota Jeane playing "Honky Tonk Girl" by Loretta Lynn.With Loretta Lynn coming to town next Wednesday we were eager to find someone capable of doing justice to one of the Coal Miner's Daughter's songs for The Sun Sessions. We ended up working with local singer-songwriter Dakota Jeane, who strummed out a great version of classic "Honky Tonk Girl."Dakota's next show is June 29 at The Trunk Space and her MySpace has information about where you can buy her EP, My Bell Jar.See Dakot

  June 11, 2009

• Loretta Lynn Plays the Classics at Celebrity

  Luke HolwerdaLoretta Lynn on the circular stage of Celebrity Theatre.It's been five years since Loretta Lynn's Grammy-winning collaboration with Jack White but it seemed even longer at last night's Celebrity Theatre show, where the Van Lear Rose era seemed long forgotten. Sure, a few curious hipsters made their way down to the show, but, for the most part it was a good ol' country crowd, appropriately appreciative of the chance to hear the legendary 74-year-old Kentucky native's older material

  June 18, 2009

• June 18 In Blogs: Joe Arpaio, Loretta Lynn, Barcelona, and a 575-Pound Salmon Shark

  In the 24-hour news cycle it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries: Feathered Bastard: Joe Arpaio Confronted by Channel 5 Over Video of Crying Child Robbed of Her Parents by MCSO White House Delays Immigration Powwow (Again), and Why U.S. Hispanics Need to Raise Some Hell Up on the Sun: Loretta Lynn Plays the Classics at Celebrity Phoenix City Councilman Michael Johnson Honors

  June 18, 2009

• George Jones Shows At Celebrity Theatre

  The last time I was at Celebrity Theatre, I saw country legend Loretta Lynn do most of her set by request, politely declining to sing the songs with lyrics she was fuzzy on. George "No Show" Jones, one of a handful of living musicians who can claim a place near Lynn in the pantheon of Nashville legends, did her one better, singing his set with with a little help from two teleprompters scrolling his lyrics karaoke-style. It's just one of the ways the notoriously hard-partying icon has streamline

  July 16, 2009

• Chef Talk: Bryan Dooley, Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue

  Lauren Gilger Chef Bryan Dooley.​It says something when a chef names his restaurant after himself. In our opinion, it says something good. After Bryan Dooley spent 15 years as a chef at the luxurious Fairmont Scottsdale, he opened Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue in downtown Cave Creek. Yep, that's right, barbecue -- not chilled soups or seared scallops or reduced sake. Just straightforward, impeccably executed, good-old American meat. "I wanted to do something a little more my style, a

  August 11, 2009