Loretta Lynn’s 2004 album “Van Lear Rose,” produced by Jack White, is returning to streaming services after being removed in 2021. Multiple outlets report that the album has been absent for several years, described as a “mysterious” or unexplained pull from digital platforms.
The re-release is tied to Third Man Records, Jack White’s label. Sources say the album is coming back not only on streaming services, but also through physical reissues in formats including CD and vinyl. One outlet also notes that the album is returning alongside digital and physical editions.
While reporting differs slightly in wording about how the absence is characterized—such as “mysterious” and the length of time—the outlets agree on the core facts: the album was taken down in 2021 and is now being reissued by Third Man Records in both digital and physical forms.
