Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton

My Life in Lyrics is a milestone in the life and career of an indigenous music and pop culture legend.

As Dolly Parton puts it in her own unpredictable words, look for songs that compliment her journey. Bright with pre-published publications of Dolly Parton's personal and business documents.

Mining more than 60 years of songwriting, Dolly Parton shed light on her 175 songs and brought readers behind the lyrics.

full of never-before-seen pictures and classic memoirs

Dolly Parton, Songeller: The melodies in my life reveal the stories and memor

Discover personal stories, clear insights, and thousands of memories behind the songs

ies that have made Dolly a beloved icon across races, genders and social and international boundaries.

Containing rare photographs and memoirs from Parton's archives, this book is a must-have for every Dolly Parton fan.

Learn the history behind classic Parton songs like Part "Julian," "9 to 5," "I Love You Always," and more.

The perfect gift for Dolly Parton fans (everyone loves Dolly!) As well as for music history and country lovers.

Add it to the shelf with books like Dolly Parton's Most Color Coats, The Beatles Anthology by the Beatles, and Bourne Torn by Burns Springston.

Dolly Parton is preferred for many reasons. Songwriting, singing, industry smart, arrogant cracks, home style, beauty, action, achievements. He is loved because he loves, and he is loved beyond time. During the scorching heat, which partially brought down slavery and genocide, Tennessee lawmakers were instructed to leave Parton instead. "Let us replace the statues of the men who are trying to tear this country apart with a monument to the woman who has worked all her life to bring us closer," the petition suggested. Just get some 23,000 signatures.

The country music establishment can be like the parties when it comes, a rope line of old-school Apple Pie values ​​and, of course, patriotism. But Parton is a true diplomat. Words such as "crossover" rarely include singers who praise Vina White (who says Parton is her role model because she is "not influenced by the show business"), Bejik (who played Parton). Crystal Timberb has been linked with "Endless"), and Nikki Menge (who is shaking her head at Parton in a guest verse on Drake's "Make Me Proud"). A Dolly Parton concert is like a local census, bringing people together on the lines of race, sex, sex, and, miraculously, political affiliation.

Parton's politics, in a bipartisan sense, is a secret that he has kept so well that his intelligence on the score has become as essential to his living memory as his blonde dress. In 1980, she starred in the movie 9 to 5, "a hit comedy about rebellious women office workers, supported by her Oscar-nominated song." But she cautiously denied any "women's emancipation." Not that I'm not for everyone's rights, "she told Rolling Stone. "All I can say is, 'I didn't want to get involved in anything political. It's just a funny, ridiculous show. In 2014, an interviewer, through Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg, talked about the famous girl boss.' The famous man brought out a handkerchief and asked if Parton had ever "bowed down." Parton laughed and tried on the veil of feminism. I leaned forward. I don't know what "bowing" meant. In an interview with the Times, in the summer of 2016, when he caused a stir among his fans, "If she found him." But those who were either happy or angry with the answer He assumed too much. Parton made it clear that he had not decided who he was voting for, and said that if he ever became interested in politics, he would run on his own. I've got hair for it, it's big, and it can always be used. More breasts in the race. "

Humor is an individual choreography of Dolly's Two Steps as well as culturally word-over titles that travel a lot of celebrities. If the shit is smart, it doesn't feel like it, it's just polished, doesn't talk to the company about old-fashioned etiquette about subjects. Another word for it is "Grace" which she provided with the help of Sarah Smarsh, "They Came Natural: Dolly Parton and the Woman Who Lives in Her Songs" (Screener). This is an appropriate interpretation of Parton's seemingly apolitical poise. Instead of taking a stand, Parton walks the walk, binding the country's controversial sentiments to a better politics - good deeds and an invitation to return home.

Parton was born in 1946, in Senior County, Tennessee, on his family's small farm in Holler (the country for the "hollow"), the fourth child of twelve, in 1946. Her father, Lee, worked as a co-worker, but when Dolly was five years old, she took over

Dolly Parton is a cultural icon whose powerful voice and songwriting skills have established her as a presence on the country and pop music charts for decades.

Who is Dolly Parton?

Country music icon and actress Dolly Parton initially had success with country star Porter Wagner, before hit songs such as "Joshua," "Julian," "Bargain Store," "I Always Love You," Started active career marked by Here you come back, "9 to 5" and "Island to Island", among many others. A highly skilled singer / songwriter known for his thoughtful expression and distinctive voice, he achieved great success.

RDS and he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1999. He has also acted in films such as 9 to 5 and Steel Magnolias and opened his own Hollywood theme park in 1986. Parton regularly records and tours.

Early life

Parton was born on January 19, 1946, in Lodest Ridge, Tennessee. Parton grew up in rural Apalachia. She was one of 12 children, and money has always been a problem for her family. Her first musical exposure was to family members, including her mother, who sang and played the guitar. At an early age, she also learned about music while performing in church.

Parton got his first guitar from a relative and soon began penning his own voices. At the age of 10, he began his professional career, appearing on local television and radio shows in Nonosville. Parton launched his Grand Ole Upper three years later. Starting his career in music, he moved to Nashville after completing his high school education.

Porter Wagner, Solo Artist Success and "Julian"

Parton's singing career actually began in 1967. About that time, he partnered with Porter Wagner on the Porter Wagner show. Parton and Wagner became a popular duo, recording a number of successful hits in several countries. Much was made up of his symmetrical curves, short stature and passionate personality, which some people thought was a strong business sense, rejected the visionary artist. Since her early career, Parton has protected the rights to publish her song list, which has earned her millions in royalties.

"As soon as I could, I started my own publishing company, got my own record label. I think it's important, if you can, to keep all your stuff close to home where you can put them on. Can control and know what's going on with them. "- Dolly Parton

Parton's work with Wagner also helped sign a deal with RCA Records. After winning several charting singles, Parton made it to the No. 1 spot in 1971 with "Joshua", a love affair between the two singles. There were 1 more hit movie in the mid 70's, including "Julian", a hungry single in which a woman begs another beautiful woman not to take her husband, and "I I will always love you "- a tribute to Wagner in two different ways professionally. Other countries that have survived since then include "Love is like a Butterfly", "Provocative" Bargain Store, "Spiritual" The Seeker "and" Everything I Can Do ". For her compelling work, she won the Country Music Association Award for Female Singers in 1975 and 1976.

In 1977, Parton broke the first crossover with Bouncey, butterzweit told the returning lover, "Here you come." The song peaked at number 3 on the national charts as well as on the pop charts, and also marked the singer / songwriter's first Grammy Award, especially for Best Country Vocal Performance, Family. A ballad by disco star Donna Summer featuring "It's all wrong, but it's okay," hit the more emotionally charged No. 1 countries, including "Heartbreaker" and "Start Over Again."

The film's first and first hit: '9 to 5'

Parton probably reached its peak of success in the 1980s. He not only co-starred with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin in the 1980 hit comedy 9 to 5, which marked her film debut but also played a key role in her voice. The title song, one of the most memorable opening lines in the history of popular music, proved to be another number one for Parton on the pop and country charts and received an Academy Award nomination. Parton's next actress was in 1982 at The Best Little Weaver's House in Texas with Bert Reynolds and Dom de Lewis, who helped introduce a new generation with their song "I Always Love You". The following year, he scored another major blow with his pair of "The Stream Islands" with Kenny Rogers.

Dolly Parton Husband

Parton has been married to Carl Dean since 1966. The couple met at a Nashville laundromat, the Wishy Washy, two years earlier. On their 50th anniversary, the two renewed their vows. "My husband is not one who wants to be just thrown out there," she has said about Dean. "He’s very private, and I’ve always respected that for him and about him."

A&E Biography Special

The two-hour documentary Biography: Dolly, aired Sunday, April 12, on A&E, and traced Parton’s extraordinary journey from her childhood spent in poverty and early days in Nashville to her multiple hit songs and recent 50th-anniversary celebration at The Grand Ole Opry. Reflecting on the acute social commentary and personal stories within her lyrics, the documentary examined hit songs including Jolene, 9 to 5 and I Will Always Love You. Featuring exclusive interviews with Parton herself, the documentary revealed the bold and fearless woman behind the rhinestones and wigs who has moved seamlessly with the times to inspire generations. Biography: Dolly also featured interviews with Lily Tomlin, Chris Stapleton, Jane Fonda, Kylie Minogue and other friends and fellow musicians as they reflected on one of music’s most beloved stars. 

Dollywood

Near that time, Parton moved in a new direction. He opened his own theme park, Dollywood, in 1986 in Pagan Forge, Tennessee. The amusement park is still a popular travel destination.

'I will Always Love You'

Over the years, Parton has enjoyed many other successful collaborations. He recorded the 1987 Grammy Award-winning album Trevo with Emilio Harris and Linda Ronestt. His 1992 song "I've Always Loved You" by Whitney

'I will Always Love You' Detail:

Artist: Dolly Parton

Album: Jolene

Released: 1974

Genres: Ballad, Country

Lyrics

If I should stay

I would only be in your way

And so I'll go, but I know

I'll think of you each step of the way

And I will always love you

I will always love you

Bitter-sweet memories

That's all I'm taking with me

Good-bye, please don't cry

'Cause we both know that I'm not

What you need

I will always love you

I will always love you

I hope life, treats you kind

And I hope that you have all

That you ever dreamed of

I wish you joy

And I wish you happiness

But above all this

I wish you love

And I love you will always love you

I, I will always, always love you

I will always love you

I will always love you

I will always love you