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Dolly Parton - Blugrass (CD) (UK Import)

Dolly Parton - Blugrass (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Dolly Parton

Music Genre: Country

Cat No
82876 567282
Released
2003
Pressing
UK
Styles
Country, Bluegrass

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ArtistDolly Parton
FormatCD
LabelBMG UK & Ireland
Catalogue no.82876 567282
GenreCountry
Released27 October 2003
Barcode0828765672825

Dolly Parton — The Bluegrass Collection
Format: CD • Label: BMG UK & Ireland (82876 567282) • Released: 2003 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Country, Bluegrass

Tracklist:
1. The Bargain Store
2. My Tennessee Mountain Home
3. To Daddy
4. Mule Skinner Blues
5. Joshua
6. River Of Happiness
7. Old Black Kettle
8. Daddy's Working Boots
9. In The Good Old Days (When Times Were Bads)
10. Back Home
11. The Better Part Of Life
12. J.J. Sneed
13. Daddy's Moonshine Still
14. Coat Of Many Colors
15. My Blue Tears
16. Early Morning Breeze
17. In The Ghetto
18. Shattered Image

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

American country singer, songwriter, and actress, born on January 19, 1946, in Locust Ridge, Tennessee, USA; died on August 25, 2026, in Nashville, Tennessee, USA (age 80).

She made her first solo record , a rockabilly song, in 1959 at the age of 13 on the Goldband Records label. She went on in 1962 to make one soul pop single "The Love You Gave" () for the Mercury Records label. In 1964, she went on to sing for the Monument label. She first sang the pop single ." Then made the (blue-eyed) soul single ," which hit the 1965 bubbling under charts. Then made the (blue-eyed) soul singles and ." In 1966, she scored a No. 1 hit with Bill Phillips on the Decca Records label. In 1966, after being forced by her previous labels to sing soul and pop, she began to sing country. She had her first top 100 hits "Dumb Blonde" () and "Something Fishy" (). In 1967, she replaced the country singer Norma Jean on the Porter Wagoner Show as the "girl singer." In 1968, she switched to RCA Victor label, and scored her first No. 1 solo hit ." She made singles for RCA Victor until 1987 when she made singles for the Columbia Records label. After that, she made singles for her own Blue Eye Records (2) label, and one single for the Decca Records label.

She acted in the films "9 To 5" (1980), "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas" (1982), "Steel Magnolias" (1989), "A Smoky Mountain Christmas" (1986), "Christmas Of Many Colors: Circle Of Love" (2016), "Gnomeo and Juliet" (2011), "Joyful Noise" (2012), and "Straight Talk" (1993). Her composition "I Will Always Love You," written in 1974, became a worldwide hit for Whitney Houston in 1993. In the mid-1980s, she opened her own theme park called "Dollywood." In 1988, created the Dollywood Foundation, and in 1995, the Imagination Library. And received the Songwriters Hall of Fame Johnny Mercer Award in 2007.

Daughter of Avie Lee and Robert Lee Parton; granddaughter of Jake Robert Owens; sister of Willadeene Parton, Stella Parton, Cassie Parton, Randy Parton, Freida Parton, Floyd Parton, and Rachel Dennison; aunt of Jada Star, Heidi Parton, Bryan Seaver, Rebecca Seaver, and Hannah Dennison.

Niece of Dorothy Jo Hope, Estelle Watson, John Henry III, Louis Owens, and Bill Owens; First cousin of Richie Owens, Jeff Owens, Dale Puckett, Dwight Puckett, and Debbie Jo Puckett.

Honorary godmother of Miley Cyrus.

Studios: Fireside Studios.

Source: Discogs

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