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Dolly Parton: No Slowing Down

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In our second and final episode on the life and music of Dolly Parton, we pick up in the 1980s. Dolly makes a splash into Hollywood, endures some dark times in her personal life, gets dropped by her long-time record label, and roars back under new management. Then Jason makes his pitch for Dolly being among the top 5 American women in history and we reflect on how profiling a pop culture figure differs from the other subjects we've tackled.

If you're interested in listening to any of the songs we've discussed, here's a list of titles to try out:

Mule Skinner Blues

Jolene

Silver Dagger

Wildflowers

My Tennessee Mountain Home

Just Because I'm a Woman

I Will Always Love You

If I had Wings

The Bargain Store

Shine (Austin City Limits)

PMS Blues

Backwoods Barbie

If you hadn't been there I wouldn't be here

9 to 5

Rockstar

Travelin Prayer

Blue Smoke

Cash on the Barrelhead

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In our second and final episode on the life and music of Dolly Parton, we pick up in the 1980s. Dolly makes a splash into Hollywood, endures some dark times in her personal life, gets dropped by her long-time record label, and roars back under new management. Then Jason makes his pitch for Dolly being among the top 5 American women in history and we reflect on how profiling a pop culture figure differs from the other subjects we've tackled.

If you're interested in listening to any of the songs we've discussed, here's a list of titles to try out:

Mule Skinner Blues

Jolene

Silver Dagger

Wildflowers

My Tennessee Mountain Home

Just Because I'm a Woman

I Will Always Love You

If I had Wings

The Bargain Store

Shine (Austin City Limits)

PMS Blues

Backwoods Barbie

If you hadn't been there I wouldn't be here

9 to 5

Rockstar

Travelin Prayer

Blue Smoke

Cash on the Barrelhead

Send us a text

Follow us on our Facebook page or on X (formerly Twitter)
You can reach out to us by email: [email protected]

  continue reading

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