Grand Forks Herald

Singer, Grand Forks native Lynn Anderson dies at 67

Grand Forks native and country music star Lynn Anderson has died. Anderson, 67, died of a heart attack Thursday at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn. She had been hospitalized ...
Digital Journal

Op-Ed: Lynn Anderson still missing from the Country Music Hall of Fame

Lynn Anderson was the first female country artist to sell out Madison Square Garden in New York City. Her critically-acclaimed Rose Garden album had topped the country album charts 46 years ago, and ...
Digital Journal

Op-Ed: Lynn Anderson should be the next veteran artist posthumously inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame

Lynn Anderson is an iconic country music star that should be the next veteran artist posthumously inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. July 30, 2022, will mark the seventh anniversary of the ...
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1971, Lynn Anderson’s Seven-Week Run Atop the Country Chart With Her Second No. 1 Album of the Year—Produced by Her Then-Husband

Anderson released her debut single, “In Person,” in 1966 on Chart Records. It failed to chart. She had moderate chart success over the next few years. “If I Kiss You (Will You Go Away)” peaked at No.
Texarkana Gazette

Persistence paid off for Lynn Anderson and 'Rose Garden'

There's an old saying that "persistence is a major part of success" And persistence has played a big part in many entertainers success in the music business. Lynn Anderson's 1970 No. 1 "Rose Garden" ...