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Live And Well - Dolly Parton

Live And Well

Dolly Parton  

Format: 2 CD

Genre: country, Folk, World, & Country, Bluegrass

Barcode: 0015891399829

 

 
 

Artist

American Country singer, songwriter, and actress born on January 19, 1946 in Locust Ridge, Tennessee, USA. Sister of Rachel Dennison, Randy Parton, and Stella Parton.

She made her first solo record Puppy Love a Rockabilly song in 1959 at the age of 11 on the Goldband Records Label. She went on in 1962 to make one Soul Pop single "The Love You Gave" (It's Sure Gonna Hurt) for the Mercury Records label. In 1964 she went on to sing for the Monument label. She first sang the Pop single "What Do You Think About Lovin" (What Do You Think About Lovin'). Then made the (Blue-Eyed) Soul single "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby" (Happy, Happy Birthday Baby) that hit the 1965 bubbling under charts. Then made the (Blue-Eyed) Soul Single "Busy Signal" (Busy Signal). Then made the (Blue-Eyed) Soul single "Don't Drop Out" (Don't Drop Out). In 1966 she scored a No. 1 hit with Bill Phillips (4) on the Decca Records label. She went in 1966 after being forced by her previous labels to sing Soul and Pop, to sing country. She had her first top 100 hits "Dumb Blonde" (Dumb Blonde / The Giving And The Taking) and "Something Fishy" (Something Fishy / I've Lived My Life). She in 1967 replaced the country singer Norma Jean (2) on the Porter Wagoner Show as the "girl singer". In 1968 she switched to RCA Victor label. She scored her first No. 1 hit "Joshua" (Joshua). She made singles for RCA Victor until 1987 when she made singles for the Columbia Records label. After that she made singles Blue Eye Records (2) label [her own 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 Smokey 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'. Dolly Parton received the Songwriters Hall of Fame Johnny Mercer Award in 2007.

Studios: Fireside Studios

Tracks

1-1  Orange Blossom Special  01:42

1-2  Train, Train  02:34

1-3  The Grass Is Blue  02:32

1-4  Mountain Angel  08:23

1-5  Shine  05:17

1-6  Little Sparrow  04:43

1-7  Rocky Top  02:55

1-8  My Tennessee Mountain Home  03:25

1-9  Coat Of Many Colors  05:18

1-10  Smokey Mountain Memories  05:36

1-11  Applejack  04:33

1-12  Marry Me  03:23

2-1  Halos And Horns  05:05

2-2  I'm Gone  04:17

2-3  Dagger Through The Heart  03:56

2-4  If  04:08

2-5  After The Gold Rush  03:38

2-6  9 To 5  03:21

2-7  Jolene  03:49

2-9  We Irish  04:45

2-10  Stairway To Heaven  07:37

2-11  I Will Always Love You  05:32

Releases

Formats

DVD, CD

Labels

Sugar Hill Records , Blue Eye Records

Countries

Australia, United States of America, Europe

years

2003, 2004

Members

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