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Dolly Parton: Her Early Life and Career

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It's time for Jason to make his case! In part 1 of 2 biographical sketches of Dolly Parton, we discuss Dolly's background, her early music career, her challenges and opportunities, and try our hands as music critics with a handful of her songs. Along the way, we light-heartedly discuss covered songs, opine on whether Whitney or Dolly did I will Always Love You better, trot out a few other famous personalities who worked with Dolly, and at one point Jason shares a shocking take on whether Carl Perkins or Elvis did Blue Suede Shoes better.

Further Reading
There is no shortage of information on Dolly Parton available. Most of her story has been told her way or by Dolly herself. Maybe that's one-sided but, then again, it has worked to create an image of Dolly that almost nobody dislikes. Very few can lay claim to that feat.

My Life and Other Unfinished Business by Dolly Parton

Songteller: My life in lyrics by Dolly Parton

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Manage episode 488380964 series 3320640
Content provided by Chris Swanson & Jason Weidert, Chris Swanson, and Jason Weidert. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Chris Swanson & Jason Weidert, Chris Swanson, and Jason Weidert or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

It's time for Jason to make his case! In part 1 of 2 biographical sketches of Dolly Parton, we discuss Dolly's background, her early music career, her challenges and opportunities, and try our hands as music critics with a handful of her songs. Along the way, we light-heartedly discuss covered songs, opine on whether Whitney or Dolly did I will Always Love You better, trot out a few other famous personalities who worked with Dolly, and at one point Jason shares a shocking take on whether Carl Perkins or Elvis did Blue Suede Shoes better.

Further Reading
There is no shortage of information on Dolly Parton available. Most of her story has been told her way or by Dolly herself. Maybe that's one-sided but, then again, it has worked to create an image of Dolly that almost nobody dislikes. Very few can lay claim to that feat.

My Life and Other Unfinished Business by Dolly Parton

Songteller: My life in lyrics by Dolly Parton

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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