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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 November 13, 2026. The remastered reissue will also be available on CD and vinyl and adds the previously limited-release track “Just to Have You Back.”
Third Man Records says Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-produced album Van Lear Rose will return to streaming services on November 13, 2026, alongside a remastered physical reissue. The album disappeared from streaming platforms in 2021, and its return will include the track “Just to Have You Back,” previously available only on a Third Man vault edition.
The label says the new edition was remastered from the original analog tapes and will be released on CD, standard black vinyl and a limited-edition vinyl pressing. Pre-orders are open, according to the report. Third Man has also made the album’s “Miss Being Mrs.” available as a single; the source report does not specify which platforms carry it.
The reissue’s 14-track sequence includes the title song, “Portland, Oregon,” “Trouble on the Line,” “Women’s Prison” and “Miss Being Mrs.” The additional rarity, “Just to Have You Back,” appears at the end of the tracklist. White produced the album, which brought Lynn back to recording after more than a decade without a new album, according to the report.
Lynn’s daughter Patsy Russell welcomed the release in a statement, saying the family was honored to work again with White and Third Man. She said the music keeps her mother’s spirit alive and expressed hope that longtime and new listeners would revisit the album.
A Grammy-Winning Album Returns
The reissue restores access to a major late-career recording by Loretta Lynn, one of country music’s most prominent artists, and makes a previously hard-to-find track part of the standard release. Its return is relevant both to listeners who could not access the album through streaming after 2021 and to collectors seeking a new physical edition.
Van Lear Rose also marks a notable collaboration between Lynn and Jack White, pairing her established country songwriting and voice with the musician’s production. The announced remaster offers a new format for hearing the record, though the source report does not provide technical comparisons or details about what listeners should expect to sound different.
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Lynn and White’s 2004 Collaboration
Before making Van Lear Rose, Lynn’s previous full-length solo album had been Who Was That Stranger, released in 1988, according to the source report. White encouraged her to record again, and the resulting album was released in 2004. It received strong reviews and won two Grammy Awards: Best Country Album and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals for “Portland, Oregon.”
The album was removed from streaming services in 2021. The report describes the removal as unexplained but does not identify who made the decision or give a reason. Third Man Records has now announced its return as a digital release and physical repress. The label has also recently announced a 20th-anniversary edition of the Raconteurs’ debut, Broken Boy Soldiers, another Jack White-related reissue.
““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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Streaming Removal Remains Unexplained
The announcement gives a firm return date, but the original reason Van Lear Rose left streaming in 2021 remains unclear. The available report does not say whether the album will return to every streaming service or provide a platform-by-platform list. It also does not specify the limited vinyl edition’s quantity, price, or release-day availability beyond the announced date.
Third Man says the new edition is remastered from original analog tapes, but no further information is provided about who handled the remaster or whether the CD and vinyl versions have different audio specifications. Those details have not been confirmed in the supplied source material.
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November Release and Reissue Details
The next stated milestone is November 13, 2026, when Third Man Records says the album will return to streaming and the physical reissue is scheduled. Readers interested in the CD or vinyl can check the label’s pre-order information, which the source says is ongoing.
Further details may clarify streaming availability across services, the limited pressing’s size and pricing, and the remastering credits. Until the release date, the announced formats and added track are the confirmed elements of the reissue.
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Key Questions
When will Van Lear Rose return to streaming?
November 13, 2026, according to Third Man Records’ announcement as reported by Consequence.
What formats will the reissue have?
The announced physical formats are CD, black vinyl and limited-edition vinyl. The report says pre-orders are ongoing but does not list prices or pressing quantities.
Does the new edition include any additional music?
Yes. The 14-track edition adds “Just to Have You Back,” which had previously been available only on Third Man’s vault version of the album.
Why did the album leave streaming in 2021?
The reason has not been stated in the supplied report. It says the album was removed in 2021 but does not identify who made the decision or why.
Which Grammy Awards did the album win?
Van Lear Rose won Best Country Album and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals for “Portland, Oregon,” according to the source report.
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