Loretta Lynn and Bart Hansen sing Conway Twitty song "Lead Me On" - Peabody Auditorium (9/13/13) video free download


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In this video Bart Hansen also sings "Nobody but Me" (a Blake Shelton song) written by Shawn Camp and Philip White (2005).

Great concert, but unfortunately Loretta had a recent mishap and was suffering from broken ribs, so she was not quite up to par -- but at age 81, she did a FANTASTIC job entertaining a full auditorium of fans! The down-to-earth star is only the second country artist to be named as a recipient of the nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Tennessee Ernie Ford was the first. Loretta is also known as "The Coal Miner's Daughter," "The First Lady of Country Music," "The Decca Doll," and "The Queen of Country Music."

Loretta Lynn, born 4/14/32, married Oliver Lynn, commonly known as "Doolittle" or "Mooney" (for running moonshine), on 1/10/48 after meeting and courting for a month. Mooney was 21 and Loretta was 15. In an effort to break free of the coal mining industry, the couple moved to the logging community of Custer, Washington. The Lynns had three children by the time Loretta was 19 and gave birth to their fourth child, Cissie by age 20. The Lynns had 6 children altogether. Loretta became a grandmother at age 29 (1961), three years before her twins were born. Loretta has 21 grandchildren and their ages range from 52 to 11, born between 1961 to 2002. She is now a great-great grandmother. Loretta has survived two of her six children. Jack Benny who was Loretta's second child and eldest son, died at age 34 on July 22, 1984 while trying to ford the Duck River at the family's ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee. Loretta's eldest child, daughter Betty Sue, died at age 64 from emphysema on July 29, 2013 near Loretta's ranch in Hurricane Mills.

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10 years ago

brokenheartsafire

That's my cousin Bart Hansen singing with Loretta. He was born and raised in Iowa.

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