1964
Before I’m Over You (Betty Sue Perry)
In 1964 this song became Loretta Lynn’s second top ten country hit. I have no information about the recording date or location of the clip.
The album of the same name, Lynn’s second, was released in 1964. Two singles, Before I’m Over You and Wine, Women, and Song, were released from the album, both of which reached the Top 10 in 1964, jumpstarting Lynn’s career for her breakthrough in 1967. –from Wikipedia
Wine, Women, and Song (Betty Sue Perry)
1965
Blue Kentucky Girl (Johnny Mullins)
This single reached number 7 on Billboard’s Country charts in 1965. She introduces it: “This is my favorite song, and a little fella by the name of Johnny Mullins wrote this song.”
The Home You’re Tearing Down (Betty Sue Perry)
1966
You Ain’t Woman Enough (to Take My Man) - (Loretta Lynn)
Don’t Come Home a-Drinkin’ With Lovin’ On Your Mind (Lynn, Peggy Sue Wells)
1968
Fist City (Loretta Lynn)
The lyric of “Fist City” is a threat by the singer aimed at the gal whose been messing around with her man and making “brags round town” about it.
Written by Lynn, the song became in early 1968 her second No. 1 hit. Released under Decca Records, and produced by Owen Bradley, it was recorded in late 1967, but not released until early 1968.
1. 1968 television performance
2. Appears to be a bit later performance, early 70s perhaps.
1969
Woman of the World (Leave My World Alone) - (Sharon Higgins)
1970
I Know How (Loretta Lynn)
Coal Miner’s Daughter (Loretta Lynn)
a. Grand Old Opry, 1971
b. The Wilburn Brothers Show
The trailer for the movie Coal Miner’s Daughter, 1980
1971
One’s On the Way (Shel Silverstein)
You’re Lookin’ at Country (Lynn)
