Dolly Parton's Greatest Songs, and Stories Behind Them
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Dolly Parton: How one creative burst in 1973 gave birth to two of the greatest songs in country history
The New York Times qualified it as the singer's greatest burst of songwriting, as two of her career-defining hits came to life in 1973 in a short amount of time. The legend says that Parton wrote two of her most iconic songs,
Dolly Parton takes pride in her songwriting, but she didn’t write one of her greatest hits. In 1977, Parton released “Here You Come Again,” which helped launch her into the mainstream. Parton didn’t initially want the song. The song also didn’t ...
The legendary duet partners scored their biggest hits in the 1980s and remained lifelong friends until “The Gambler” died in 2020.
Dolly Parton, the legendary singer-songwriter and 11-time Grammy winner behind such memorable hits as “Jolene,” “I Will Always Love You,” “9 to 5” and “Here You Come Again” who also was an an actor, producer,