Since she is one of Loretta Lynn’s youngest daughters, Patsy Lynn has a last name that is shared with the late, legendary Pasty Cline.
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This song was written by Lynn and first made public in May 1966 as a result of a backstage discussion she had with one of her fans.
It appeared on her 1966 studio album You Ain’t Woman Enough and went on to become her eighth top ten song in her career.
Amazingly, this song is still relevant and one of Loretta’s most well-known singles even after 50 years. The most well-known “coal miner’s daughter” in history, Loretta Lynn has had a career spanning close to six decades.
Patsy Cline was Loretta’s best friend before she tragically passed away. To pay homage to her dear friend, Loretta decided to name one of her twin daughters after the “Sweet Dreams” singer.
At a special program for the Loretta Lynn exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame with members of Loretta’s family, including her sisters, daughter and two granddaughters in 2017, Patsy Lynn honored her mother by covering one of her signature songs, “You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man).”
