Third Man Records is reissuing Loretta Lynn’s Van Lear Rose, the landmark 2004 comeback album Lynn made with Jack White. Out November 13 in vinyl and CD formats, the LP will also return to streaming services for the first time since it was mysteriously pulled in 2021. (Pitchfork has reached out to Third Man for more information.) To tide you over, you can now listen to the single “Miss Being Mrs.” on your platform of choice.

“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, Lynn’s daughter, said in a press statement. “Our mother’s spirit lives on through this timeless music, and we are thrilled that fans old and new will be reminded of this great work.”

Lynn hadn’t released a solo album since 1988’s Who Was That Stranger when White coaxed her out of early retirement. Van Lear Rose went on to win two Grammys: Best Country Collaboration With Vocals, for the duet “Portland Oregon,” and Best Country Album. The new edition also features the bonus track “Just to Have You Back,” which chances are you’ve only heard if you bought the Third Man Vault reissue back in 2015.

Read about Van Lear Rose at No. 48 in The 50 Best Albums of 2004.

Loretta Lynn: Van Lear Rose

A new super-deluxe edition of Talking Heads‘ seminal third album Fear of Music is on the way. Due out November 13 on Rhino, the 3xCD set compiles a fresh remaster of the 1979 record, a number of alternate track versions and studio outtakes, and previously-unreleased recordings of two full concerts. An accompanying Blu-Ray also boasts footage from the Talking Heads’ appearance on BBC’s music show Old Grey Whistle Test. Check out an unearthed performance of the band’s “Life During Wartime” from a 1979 episode below.

The shows featured on Fear of Music (Super-Deluxe Edition) both took place in 1979 shortly after the album’s release: the first at Boston’s Berklee Performing Arts Center, and the second at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey. In addition to the new material, the physical box set comes with a 60-page photo book with liner notes by Will Hermes, author of Love Goes to Buildings on Fire: Five Years in New York That Changed Music Forever. The super-deluxe will launch in tandem with a new dedicated Talking Heads channel on SiriusXM Radio.

The super-deluxe marks the second Talking Heads archival release from Rhino this year. Back in March, the label shared the collection Tentative Decisions: Demos & Live, which compiled early live recordings and demos the New York art punks recorded between 1975 and 1977.

Find out why we rated Fear of Music a Perfect 10 by reading Jayson Greene’s 2020 review.