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Legendary Pam Tillis recaps special memories of the late Loretta Lynn

October 06, 2022 04:15 PM • 
Currey McCullough

On the passing of Loretta Lynn, artist Ricky Skaggs said it best when he said, “England lost their Queen and now country music has lost theirs.” The world and the music community in Nashville is remembering the Queen of Country, Loretta.

Country music royalty, Pam Tillis spoke with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about her earliest memories of meeting Loretta, her early days at the Opry, and any advice Loretta gave her.

Be sure to look for Pam Tillis on the road with Lorrie Morgan for their Grits and Glamour tour.

Loretta Lynn
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