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Nicole’s Nashville News- January 5

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Nicole’s Nashville News- January 5

Morgan Wallen‘s new double album, Dangerous, will be available on Friday butsome Walmart stores have already started selling it.  Fans in Wisconsin, North Carolina and West Virginia have already purchased copies and are sharing the songs on social media. Morgan said he is fine with fans sharing the music, he’s just not happy that it was released early.

Carrie Underwood, Reba McEntire and Tanya Tucker are among artists who will appear on Loretta Lynn’s new album, Still Woman Enough. The 13 song collection will celebrate the legacy of women in country music. Carrie and Reba will be joining Loretta on the title track. Still Woman Enough is the 50th album released by Loretta Lynn and it will be available on March 19.

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