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Just when you think she couldn’t be more admirable she was also a lifelong union member even after all her success.
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I read a post elsewhere from one of the creators of that show who said that Dolly contacted him to let me know that, because of the creation of the "9 To 5" musical, she was going to have to terminate the rights to use her songs in "Here You Come Again" after the initial period that she had granted for use by that creative team.I am heartbroken.
I saw the musical, HERE YOU COME AGAIN, about a middle aged gay man whose muse was Dolly Parton, three times in Melbourne last year. The show became my go-to happy place at a time when I really needed some personal guidance.
Ms Parton has done so much for so many people. Her light will stay with me forever.
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There are so many tributes to her and I think of the way she quietly gave back to the world when there are uberwealthy people who have more money than they will ever spend in their lifetimes whose only goal is greed. What will the world say when they are gone apart from a sigh of relief.
I always preferred her original version of I'll Always Love You to the Houston version. Dolly's was very poignant especially when you know the backstory of her and Porter Waggoner's history. He put her on TV and she became a much bigger star (we watched every Saturday at my house when I was a kid). She was just supposed to be the requisite generic female singer. There was nothing generic about her. He didn't take it well when she left the show (she was the reason people were watching). She had that quality to her voice that took you on the journey of the story she was telling. In theory, Jolene should be annoying because she's begging her not to take her man, but it's so sad, you feel every bit of pain she was putting in the song.
He is oh so right. And those books have gone all over the world...not just the U.S.This guy on instagram agrees with you, and so do I. So do a lot of people, judging by how this rant keeps popping up in my feed.
On the day she died, Dolly Parton sent us a reminder that she wasn’t a billionaire.
Miss Piggy was a bit jealous![]()
432K views · 22K reactions | Dolly Parton and Kermit the Frog have shared several iconic, heartwarming musical moments together over the decades. Their two most famous singing collaborations blended country charm with Muppet magic: "Everyday People"
Dolly Parton and Kermit the Frog have shared several iconic, heartwarming musical moments together over the decades. Their two most famous singing collaborations blended country charm with Muppet...www.facebook.com
Dolly and Kermit
A REAL Christian. A true angel on earthShe was deeply religious, while at the same time a Gay icon and never homophobic. Good spirited to say the least.
Awww two of the best icons of the modern era, together...![]()
432K views · 22K reactions | Dolly Parton and Kermit the Frog have shared several iconic, heartwarming musical moments together over the decades. Their two most famous singing collaborations blended country charm with Muppet magic: "Everyday People"
Dolly Parton and Kermit the Frog have shared several iconic, heartwarming musical moments together over the decades. Their two most famous singing collaborations blended country charm with Muppet...www.facebook.com
Dolly and Kermit
I read a post elsewhere from one of the creators of that show who said that Dolly contacted him to let me know that, because of the creation of the "9 To 5" musical, she was going to have to terminate the rights to use her songs in "Here You Come Again" after the initial period that she had granted for use by that creative team.
She did, however, waive all of her royalties for the term of that existing contract, which made a large difference in the profitability of the several productions running at that time,
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It’s not tap. It’s Irish dancing.I love tap!
