This is from 1967.

That's my girl . . .

"It takes a lot of money to look this cheap" - Dolly Parton

that lady is one of a kind... she would probably be fun to hang out with.

MJJstudent said:

that lady is one of a kind... she would probably be fun to hang out with.

I read a book a few years ago that was written by a guy who used to work with The Beatles, and he said that in the mid 1970's Dolly and Ringo Starr played some sort of big practical joke on him for his birthday. I don't remember the details though.

she wrote one of the most popular songs of all time.

she was hot

Beautiful person, inside & out.

And funny too, the story about her showing up @ the 9 to 5 film set memorizing the whole script(hers & everybody's part) cracked me up It also showed how dedicated she is to her work.

Some folks here might give me the side-eye for saying this, but I honestly think the original version of "I'll Always Love You" is more heartfelt & moving by a faaaaaar mile than Whitney's plastic version.

Harlepolis said:

Some folks here might give me the side-eye for saying this, but I honestly think the original version of "I'll Always Love You" is more heartfelt & moving by a faaaaaar mile than Whitney's plastic version.

Not from me.

So, here I sit, loving the discovery of a new Dolly tune and it comes to the, "theres one thing I learned" part and I sit up in anticipation forsome deep soul southern philosophy from Ms. Parton and she sings, "blonds buy more peroxide".

Only Dolly...only Dolly.

one of dolly's greatest tracks:

dolly does croce:

ms. parton, some years later.

and ms. parton presenting ms. houston an award for her song! she looked sincerely proud of whitney. dolly parton is such a gracious woman (she was gettin' PAID though, whenever whitney's (and her!) versions came on!!!)

i love watching interviews with her, she is no joke! she keeps it real.

Dolly was cute!