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Still Woman Enough is a 2002 autobiography of American country music legend Loretta Lynn, written by Lynn with the help of Patsi Bale Cox.
The book discusses, in-depth, Lynn's life, from her early days in Butcher Hollow, Kentucky, as the daughter of a coal miner, her marriage to Oliver "Doolittle" Lynn, her musical career, and personal triumphs and trials in Lynn's life up to the time the book was written. 
In 2007, filmmaker Mark Jerako used Lynn's "Show Me The World" on the official soundtrack for his feature-length film "Feeble In Fuchsia".
In October 2010 "Feed Me To The Wolves" was used on the soundtrack for Episode 6 of Brandon Semenuk's show "Coastal Crew".
In 2011 Mutiny Bikes used Logan Lynn's "Velocity" for their "Battle Los Angeles" special on ESPN.
Lynn's "Hologram" was used in "One Day With Jordi Tixier", a 2013 short-film featuring French motocross star Jordi Tixier.
The fashion house of Oscar de la Renta used Logan Lynn's "Turn Me Out" for their Spring/Summer 2013 Men's Collection campaign.
Designer Nicole Miller used Lynn's "The Last High (Y-Tron Remix)" for her Spring 2013 campaign. 
J. Fred Manning (September 17, 1875 – December 6, 1955) was a Massachusetts politician who served as the 39th Mayor of Lynn, Massachusetts.
The Manning Bowl, Lynn's football stadium from 1938-2004 was named for Manning.
Manning Field, Lynn's current football stadium was named for Manning. 
"Loretta Lynn's Greatest Hits" is a 1968 compilation album of American country singer-songwriter, Loretta Lynn's biggest hits from 1962 to 1967.
This was Lynn's first "Greatest Hits" album under Decca and she would end up recording two major ones for the label.
The album consisted of 11 tracks, containing Lynn's biggest hits between 1962 and 1966, starting with her first hit single, "Success", which went to #6.
The album's other highlight songs include, "You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)", which went to #2 in 1966, as well her first #1 Country hit "Don't Come Home A' - Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind".
Most of Lynn's early hits between 1962 and 1965 are on this album including "Wine, Women, and Song", "Happy Birthday", and "Blue Kentucky Girl", none of which were written by Lynn herself.
The album peaked at #6 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart in 1968 and did not chart on the Billboard 200.
The album became Lynn's second album to receive a "Gold" rating by the RIAA, which is awarded to an album that has solo 500,000 copies or more. 
Fist City is a 1968 studio album by American country singer-songwriter, Loretta Lynn.
This was Lynn's eleventh studio album as a solo artist and was released by Decca Records.
The album spawned two singles.
The first single, "What Kind of a Girl (Do You Think I Am)" was released in late 1967 and became a Top 5 Country hit.
The second single was the title track, about a real-life incident Lynn experienced that peaked at #1 in 1968 and became Lynn's second #1 hit on the Billboard Country Chart.
Unlike Lynn's other albums, this album included 11 tracks, unlike her previous albums that included 12.
Lynn covers a few Country hits by other artists in this album including, "Jackson Ain't a Very Big Town" by Norma Jean, "A Satisfied Mind" by Jean Shepard, and "I Don't Wanna Play House" by Tammy Wynette.
The album also has compositions Lynn wrote herself.
Five of the songs were either written or co-written by Lynn, making this album to have the most Lynn ever wrote for an album up to that point.
The album was released in early 1968, and became Lynn's second album to top the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.
The album did not chart the Billboard 200.
The cover of this album was later used on Lynn's 2005 compilation album, "The Definitive Collection", which included the title track from this album.