Loretta Lynn: The Career & Special Duets!

A compilation video of Loretta Lynn career footage that includes duets with artists and other show appearances. This is a 45 year span of career footage from appx. 1971 to 2017.
° Show appearances and singing with:
Luciano Pavarotti (she sings the chorus of "You Ain't Woman Enough" and full song "Pregnant Again"), George Jones ("We Must have been Out of Our Minds"), Tammy Wynette ("Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad"), Tom T. Hall and Dean Martin ("Hey Good Lookin" with them and "One's on the Way" by herself), Mickey Gilley on "The Midnight Special" (a medley of songs), a show segment and medley of songs with Marie Osmond. The Wilburn Bros show segment where her mommy is on that episode and featured after Loretta finishes singing, "Coal Miner's Daughter".
° Interviews and singing a medley of her hit songs on "Pop Goes The Country" with Ralph Emery.
° Singing at the Carter Inauguration "Coal Miner's Daughter" and "One's on the Way".
° An infomercial of her and Conway Twitty's "The Best of Record" that wasn't sold in stores.
° A 1994 interview portion with Faith Hill, when Loretta co hosted Music City Tonight with Charlie Chase. (Faith and Charlie are still alive of course).
° At the beginning of the video, you will see performances of "Love is the Foundation" (1973) - the year it was released... from 'That Good Ole Nashville Music" and "Somebody Somewhere (Don't Know What He's Missin' Tonight)" (1980).
° A performance of "Y'all Come" with the Dukes of Hazzard Cast, when she appeared on an episode called "Roscoe's Speed Trap". (1980)
° 85th birthday interview with one of her twin daughters with a news station. (She does get the big birthday party bash that they wanted for Loretta two years later when she turns 87 in 2019. This interview was from 2017. That year she performed 2 sold out shows at the Ryman Auditorium for her 85th birthday.
° A news station interview about her "Coal Miner's Daughter: A Tribute to Loretta Lynn" album, released in 2010. (It had been 50 years since her 1st single was released in 1960, "I'm A Honky Tonk Girl").
° A news station interview about her 50 years in the music business (with ABC news) 2012.
° This video ends with an ACMs 'through the years' video of song bits she performed on the awards show from the 1970s to 2000s.
{This was 20 videos I pieced together to make one compilation video. I believe it really is telling of the amazing career she had, how many special appearances she got to have, and also it helps to keep her music and legacy alive.}
"Kitty Wells is the Queen of Country Music, Tammy Wynette is the First Lady of Country Music, and I'm just The Coal Miner's Daughter". - Loretta Lynn
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I have no rights to the music or material in the video. I intend no copyright infringements. Uploaded for non profit purposes as well as entertainment and educational purposes.
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