In 2005, the album propelled White and Lynn to Grammy Award wins for Best Country Collaboration and Best Country Album. They bested Tim McGraw, Keith Urban and Gretchen Wilson in the latter category.

Lynn’s manager, Nancy Russell, a fan of the Stripes album, noticed the dedication and passed “White Blood Cells” along to the singer in summer 2002. Lynn liked the country elements in parts ...

Jack White, who produced Lynn’s 2004 album, Van Lear Rose —named for the mine where her father worked—introduced Lynn to someone he said, “reminds me a lot of you.” ...

From Lynn's exquisite vocals to White's inspired production work, this is an album so rich and varied that it could pick up Grammy nominations in pop, rock and contemporary folk categories.

White (pictured above at rehearsal for the special) produced Lynn’s “Van Lear Rose” comeback album in 2003 and sang “Portland, Oregon” with her as a duet on the record.

Jack White Remembers Loretta Lynn: “She Was the Greatest Female Singer-Songwriter of the 20th Century” The musician, who produced Lynn's 2004 album Van Lear Rose, referred to her as a ...

In 2004, the country legend Loretta Lynn released her comeback album Van Lear Rose. Longtime admirer Jack White produced the album, played guitar on it, and sang a duet with Lynn, but Van Lear ...

White (pictured above at rehearsal for the special) produced Lynn’s “Van Lear Rose” comeback album in 2003 and sang “Portland, Oregon” with her as a duet on the record.

White and Lynn’s friendship sparked the 2004 landmark album “Van Lear Rose,” considered by many to be her best album, winning Grammys for Best Country Album and Best Country Collaboration ...