Good Morning. From Loretta Lynn smoking pot for the first time in her eighties to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction that Gregg Allman called one of the most embarrassing moments of his life, today’s newsletter’s stories prove that major life revelations can often come in the unlikeliest of packages.

Remembering Loretta Lynn’s Love for Willie Nelson & Trying Marijuana for the First Time at 84 Years Old

The country icon first tried marijuana as an octogenarian on doctor’s orders, but she later admitted that her first smoke sesh wasn’t particularly successful. Still, Loretta Lynn always had a soft spot for other 4/20-friendly artists like Willie Nelson.

Gregg Allman’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Marked a Devastating All-Time Low Instead of a Career High

An induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame typically marks a high point in an artist’s career, but for the Allman Brothers Band’s Gregg Allman, it signaled a heartbreaking all-time low that would mark a turning point in his life.

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Bruce Springsteen Makes Comical Promise About His U.S. Tour Finale

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band wrapped up the U.S. leg of their world tour last night in Columbus, Ohio, and the “Born to Run” singer had a hilarious promise for his fans leading up to the Sunday night performance at Nationwide Arena.

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3 Led Zeppelin Songs That Will Make Any Classic Rock Fan Tear Up

Who says rock and roll can’t tug on the ol’ heartstrings? From their classic soaring ballads to an ode to folk singer Joni Mitchell, we revisit some of Led Zeppelin’s most emotionally moving songs.

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