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VOL № CW012 — February 2022

Back to the Country

Loretta Lynn
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"""Loretta Lynn had started working on her 25th studio LP, Back to the Country, in 1972. Its eventual opening track, “The Pill,” was a song about the birth control pill and the freedoms it could give a woman from — but not limited to — a philandering husband. At first, it was put in Lynn’s back pocket after a recording session when the label deemed it too controversial to release. The label was right, of course. It was controversial. But they were wrong about the consequences of releasing a song so polarizing. Though radio stations across the country banned “The Pill,” that only made it more alluring to fans who helped boost its sales, making it one of her biggest sellers of all time. Lynn may not have been close to being one of the “outlaw” musicians of the late ’60s — not decked in ...
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Label
UMe
Original Release Year
1975
Release Type
Reissue
Format
1 lp
Speed
33 1/3 rpm
Vinyl Size
12 inch
Weight
180 gram
Foil Stamped
Yes
Color
Denim on Denim
Jacket
Tip-On; Single
Mastering Studio
Sterling Sound
Mastering Engineer
Ryan Smith
Remastering Details
(AAA) Lacquers Cut From the Original Tapes by Ryan Smith, Sterling Sound
Extras
Listening Notes Booklet by Marissa R. Moss
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