Your Mind)" in early 1967. During one of Lynn’s 2016 tour dates at her Ranch which she was unable to attend due to having recent surgery her son (Ernest Ray) and her twin daughters (Patsy and Peggy) performed and when talking about ‘Fist City’ Ernest Ray actually said the woman’s name the song was about. Nathan Rabin at The A.V. Club writes that "Fist City" is the "single greatest song title of all time", justifying the designation by stating, Lynn grappled with the most important social issues facing our nation, but she did not hesitate to beat a bitch down when the situation called for it. In song and life, Lynn could be a fierce lioness when it came to fighting for her man. As chronicled in Coal Miner’s Daughter, she had her hands full trying to tame a hard-drinking womanizer who felt threatened by his wife’s incredible success. On "Fist City," for example, Lynn deliciously taunts a silly little thing whose interest in Lynn’s husband is destined to earn her a one-way invitation to a beatdown. Chart performance Other version Lynn re-recorded "Fist City" and included it in her 2016 release Full Circle Eilen Jewell released a version of "Fist City" on her 2010 Loretta Lynn tribute album "Butcher Holler". Best Coast released a version of "Fist City" on their 2011 iTunes session EP, which was also released on vinyl in a limited edition of 200 copies as Live at East West Studios 2011 References Bibliography Lynn, Loretta, Vecsey, George (2001). Loretta Lynn: Coal Miner's Daughter, Da Capo Press. Lynn, Loretta, Cox, Patsi Bale (2002). Still Woman Enough: A Memoir, Hyperion. 1968 singles Loretta Lynn songs Song recordings produced by Owen Bradley Songs written by Loretta Lynn Decca Records singles 1967 songs