Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-Produced Album Van Lear Rose Is Finally Returning To Streaming
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Third Man Records has announced that Loretta Lynn’s 2004 album Van Lear Rose, produced by Jack White, will return to streaming services on Nov. 13. The reissue is remastered from the original analog tapes, will be sold on CD and vinyl, and adds the rarity “Just to Have You Back.”

Third Man Records says Loretta Lynn’s 2004 album Van Lear Rose, produced by Jack White, will return to streaming services on November 13, alongside a physical reissue. The new edition is remastered from the original analog tapes and includes “Just to Have You Back,” a track previously available only on the label’s Vault version.

The reissue will be released on CD, standard black vinyl and limited-edition vinyl, according to the announcement reported by Consequence. Pre-orders are open. Third Man has also made the album’s “Miss Being Mrs.” available as a single. The complete reissue tracklist includes 14 songs, among them “Portland Oregon,” “Women’s Prison” and the newly added-to-this-edition “Just to Have You Back.”

“It is an incredible honor to work again with Jack and his amazing team at Third Man to re-release this incredible album,” Lynn’s daughter, Patsy Russell, said in a statement. Russell added that her mother’s music would remind “fans old and new” of the album. Her remarks describe the family’s response to the release; the label has not announced additional material beyond the tracklist and formats reported.

Released in 2004, Van Lear Rose was produced by White and brought Lynn back to recording after a long gap between solo albums. The album earned two Grammy Awards: Best Country Album and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals for “Portland, Oregon,” which features White. Its return restores the record to streaming after it was removed from services in 2021.

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The developmentThird Man Records announced a Nov. 13 streaming return and physical reissue of Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-produced album Van Lear Rose.

A Grammy-Winning Album Returns

The announcement brings Lynn and White’s album back to streaming after its removal from services in 2021. It also offers a new physical edition. The remaster and additional track distinguish this edition from the original release.

Lynn recorded the album with White, who was then known for his work with the White Stripes and as a producer. The album’s Grammy awards and the artists’ collaboration are relevant to listeners interested in either artist and in Lynn’s later recordings.

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From 2004 Release to Reissue

Before making Van Lear Rose, Lynn’s previous full-length solo album had been Who Was That Stranger, released in 1988, according to the report. White worked with her on the 2004 album after persuading her to return to recording. The project received strong critical attention and won the two Grammys cited in the announcement’s source report.

The album disappeared from streaming platforms in 2021, but the report does not give a reason for its removal. Third Man Records, White’s label, has now set a return date and paired it with a remastered physical release. The label has also recently announced an anniversary edition of the Raconteurs’ Broken Boy Soldiers, another White-related catalog reissue, though that release is separate from Lynn’s album.

““It is an incredible honor to work again with Jack and his amazing team at Third Man to re-release this incredible album.””

— Patsy Russell, Loretta Lynn’s daughter

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Removal and Release Details

The reason Van Lear Rose left streaming in 2021 has not been stated in the supplied report. It also does not name the streaming services that will carry the album on Nov. 13, give prices or quantities for the vinyl editions, or specify whether the limited pressing will be exclusive to a particular retailer. The announcement identifies the remaster source as the original analog tapes but provides no further technical details about the remastering process.

The listed release date is November 13, 2026, based on the report’s timing. Any changes to that date or to the format and tracklist details have not been announced in the source material.

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Streaming Date and Preorders

Third Man Records has scheduled the album’s return to digital streaming for November 13. Fans can pre-order the CD and vinyl editions, while “Miss Being Mrs.” is available now as a single. The next confirmed milestone is the album’s scheduled release; the report does not identify further promotional events or additional archival material.

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Key Questions

When does Van Lear Rose return to streaming?

November 13, 2026, according to Third Man Records’ announcement as reported by Consequence.

What physical formats will be available?

The reissue is listed for CD, black vinyl and limited-edition vinyl. Pre-orders are open, but the report does not provide prices or pressing quantities.

Does the reissue include new or rare material?

It adds “Just to Have You Back,” which was previously available only on Third Man’s Vault version of the album. The full edition is listed with 14 tracks.

Why was the album removed from streaming?

The reason for its 2021 removal has not been disclosed in the source report.

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