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Third Man Records has announced that Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-produced album Van Lear Rose will return to streaming services on Nov. 13. The remastered reissue will also be sold on CD and vinyl and add “Just to Have You Back,” previously available only on a Third Man vault edition.
Third Man Records says Loretta Lynn’s Jack White-produced album Van Lear Rose will return to streaming services on Nov. 13, alongside a remastered physical reissue. The release will include the previously scarce track “Just to Have You Back,” giving listeners a new route back to an acclaimed album that disappeared from streaming in 2021.
The label said the new edition was remastered from the original analog tapes and will be available on CD, standard black vinyl and a limited-edition vinyl pressing. Third Man has opened pre-orders, according to the announcement reported by Consequence. The source report does not specify which streaming platforms will carry the album or whether the limited vinyl has a set production quantity.
The reissue adds “Just to Have You Back” to the album’s tracklist. The song had previously appeared only on Third Man’s vault edition, according to the report. The full tracklist has 14 songs, including “Portland Oregon,” Lynn’s duet with White, and “Miss Being Mrs.” The latter was also released as a single on the day of Third Man’s announcement.
Lynn’s daughter Patsy Russell welcomed the project in a statement, describing it as an honor to work again with White and Third Man. Russell said her mother’s “spirit lives on through this timeless music” and that the family was pleased fans would be reminded of the album. The release follows the album’s removal from streaming services in 2021; the reason for that removal has not been given in the supplied report.
A Catalog Album Returns to Listeners
The streaming date restores easier access to a major late-career release by Loretta Lynn, whose collaboration with White brought together country songwriting and the producer’s rock-oriented sound. The album’s return also matters to listeners who could not access it on streaming services after 2021, although the source report does not establish how broadly it was unavailable across services or regions.
The added song gives the reissue a reason to interest collectors as well as listeners revisiting the original album. Its analog-tape remaster and multiple physical formats make this a catalog reissue as well as a streaming update. The announcement does not describe changes to the original recordings beyond the remaster and the inclusion of the extra track.
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How White and Lynn Made the Album
Before the album’s release, Lynn had not put out a full-length solo studio album since Who Was That Stranger in 1988, according to the source report. White helped persuade her to record again, and produced Van Lear Rose, released in 2004. The album marked a high-profile meeting of two artists from different generations and musical backgrounds.
The record received strong reviews and won two Grammy Awards: Best Country Album and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals, the latter for “Portland Oregon.” Those honors form part of the album’s legacy, but the immediate development is its scheduled return to streaming and release in new physical editions.
““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
Streaming Platforms and Edition Details
The announcement, as described by Consequence, gives Nov. 13 as the return date but does not name the streaming services or clarify whether availability will be worldwide. It also does not provide prices, the size of the limited-edition vinyl pressing, or details about the remastering process beyond its use of the original analog tapes.
The reason Van Lear Rose was removed from streaming in 2021 remains unstated in the source material. Third Man has not, in the supplied information, explained whether the return reflects a change in rights, licensing or another issue. No separate statement from a streaming service is included.
Release Date and Pre-Orders
The album is scheduled to return to streaming and arrive in the announced physical formats on Nov. 13. Pre-orders are ongoing, according to the report. Readers can expect further release information from Third Man Records, particularly about platform availability, vinyl editions and pricing; those details were not supplied in the announcement material provided.
Key Questions
When will Van Lear Rose return to streaming?
Third Man Records has announced Nov. 13, 2026 as the date for the album’s streaming return.
What physical versions will be released?
The remastered album is planned for CD, black vinyl and limited-edition vinyl. The source report does not give prices or the pressing quantity.
Will the reissue include any additional music?
Yes. The 14-track edition will include “Just to Have You Back,” which had previously been available only on Third Man’s vault edition, according to the report.
Why was the album removed from streaming?
The reason has not been stated in the source material. It says the album was pulled from streaming services in 2021 but gives no explanation.
Who produced Van Lear Rose?
Jack White produced the 2004 album, which paired him with country singer and songwriter Loretta Lynn.
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