One of her stops was at the office of the Wilburn Brothers.

Teddy and Doyle Wilburn were a top country vocal group and had built their enterprises to include a publishing company, a booking agency, a syndicated television program, and a touring show.

On April 24, 2012, White released his debut album Blunderbuss on Third Man Records/Columbia.

Loretta Lynn’s life story reads more like fiction than fact.

When they arrived in Nashville, Loretta made the rounds to publicize her record.

Doyle Wilburn recognized Lynn’s talent, unpolished though it was.

He made her a part of the Wilburns’ road show and a regular on their television series.

Lynn’s singing came to the attention of Zero Records, a small record company in nearby Vancouver, Canada.

The label signed her to a contract in February 1960 and sent her to Los Angeles to record four songs.