Personnel: Loretta Lynn (vocals, guitar); Bill Hullett (guitar, dobro); Billy Joe Walker, Jr., Reggie Young (guitar); Welton Myrick (steel guitar); Paul Anastasio (fiddle); Bela Fleck (banjo); Mike Caldwell (harmonica); Matt Rollings (piano); David Hungate (bass); Eddie Baters (drums); Curtis "Mr. Harmony" Young, Peggy Sue (background vocals). Producers: Loretta Lynn, Chip Hardy, Jimmy Bowen. Less a great Loretta Lynn album (although it's quite a good one) than a sort of aural snapshot of Nashville during a period (the late '80s) when some semblance of authentic, hard country was momentarily in fashion. Lynn herself contributes only one of her own songs ("Elzie Banks"), but the rest of the material is stronger than you'd expect, particularly the ace cheating song "Still in the Ring" (that's ring as in both boxing and wedding). Pick hit: the bluegrass-influenced "Fly Away," featuring a sharp guest performance by Hendrix-of-the-banjo Bela Fleck.

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Personnel: Loretta Lynn (vocals, guitar); Bill Hullett (guitar, dobro); Billy Joe Walker, Jr., Reggie Young (guitar); Welton Myrick (steel guitar); Paul Anastasio (fiddle); Bela Fleck (banjo); Mike Caldwell (harmonica); Matt Rollings (piano); David Hungate (bass); Eddie Baters (drums); Curtis "Mr. Harmony" Young, Peggy Sue (background vocals). Producers: Loretta Lynn, Chip Hardy, Jimmy Bowen. Less a great Loretta Lynn album (although it's quite a good one) than a sort of aural snapshot of Nashville during a period (the late '80s) when some semblance of authentic, hard country was momentarily in fashion. Lynn herself contributes only one of her own songs ("Elzie Banks"), but the rest of the material is stronger than you'd expect, particularly the ace cheating song "Still in the Ring" (that's ring as in both boxing and wedding). Pick hit: the bluegrass-influenced "Fly Away," featuring a sharp guest performance by Hendrix-of-the-banjo Bela Fleck.