I am an old rock and roller born in 65. I graduated in the 80s. My older sister and I saw her in concert a few years ago and we literally cried listening to her songs/stories. Honestly, she’s a National Treasure and I’m so lucky to have met her and hear her beautiful music in person.
I really love your Dolly reactions! Dolly never misses. She has fun songs, sad songs, inspiring songs, gospel songs... Everything. Hard to narrow down a recommendation from nearly 50 albums, and I've been a Dolly superfan for 40 years, so my recommendations tend to be deeper cuts, but I'll start by recommending some "Welcome Home" - perfect for today (D-day) "Better Get To Livin'" - sums up Dolly's attitude for life and her spirit... I also think "I'm Gone" is really fun (and has a trippy video) Enjoy!!
Dolly casts a spell with this performance. The song is influenced by the songs Dolly's mother sang to her children. Many of them were centuries old ballads from the British Isles. I think Dolly is more deeply rooted in those ballads than any other folksingers you could gather. Most of them started back in the 1960's as earnest young people who studied the music in college. Dolly grew up breathing in this music along with the Smokey Mountain air. Back in the 1960's Simon and Garfunkel sang "Scarborough Fair," while Joan Baez sang "Silver Dagger," and many sang "Barbara Allen." Dolly has yet to record "Scarborough Fair," but she's done great recordings of the other two. Songs she has written that show that influence include Me and Little Andy, Down from Dover, Pleasant as May, Little Sparrow, My Blue Tears, Mountain Angel, and those are the ones I can think of now.
Hey there friend I've watched a quiet a few of your reactions. I enjoy them all . That being said .. I'm Joseph am a cancer patent and dolly fan. I'm a big fan of her gospel songs . But my favorite is Jesus and gravity...! Now that's creative writing... May I suggest Jesus and gravity.. or hello God
@CVTECK1 Thank you friend YOU should really check out Dolly's inspirational songs.. Her music lifts my spirits. I hope you'll continue your Dolly journey. She's truly a amazing person.
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I am an old rock and roller born in 65. I graduated in the 80s. My older sister and I saw her in concert a few years ago and we literally cried listening to her songs/stories. Honestly, she’s a National Treasure and I’m so lucky to have met her and hear her beautiful music in person.
I am not a sentimental person but listening to me and little andy certainly brought tears to m eyes.Dolly Paton is such a talented artist
Dolly is amazing in every way❤
A song that's both sweet and sad. And, can make the eyes start to water up a little.
She could sing the phone book and be amazing.
You are so dams stoic! How can you listen to this song and not be more emotional? I cry when I hear this song!
I really love your Dolly reactions!
Dolly never misses. She has fun songs, sad songs, inspiring songs, gospel songs... Everything. Hard to narrow down a recommendation from nearly 50 albums, and I've been a Dolly superfan for 40 years, so my recommendations tend to be deeper cuts, but I'll start by recommending some
"Welcome Home" - perfect for today (D-day)
"Better Get To Livin'" - sums up Dolly's attitude for life and her spirit...
I also think "I'm Gone" is really fun (and has a trippy video)
Enjoy!!
Smoky Mountain Memories is a must! Wrote it about her father.
This song tears my heart out
I totally agree with you! ❤
Dolly casts a spell with this performance. The song is influenced by the songs Dolly's mother sang to her children. Many of them were centuries old ballads from the British Isles. I think Dolly is more deeply rooted in those ballads than any other folksingers you could gather. Most of them started back in the 1960's as earnest young people who studied the music in college. Dolly grew up breathing in this music along with the Smokey Mountain air. Back in the 1960's Simon and Garfunkel sang "Scarborough Fair," while Joan Baez sang "Silver Dagger," and many sang "Barbara Allen." Dolly has yet to record "Scarborough Fair," but she's done great recordings of the other two. Songs she has written that show that influence include Me and Little Andy, Down from Dover, Pleasant as May, Little Sparrow, My Blue Tears, Mountain Angel, and those are the ones I can think of now.
Still wondering why Dolly Parton is, was and will always be "The Queen of Country Music?
Check the live version of Mountain Angel
Finally!!! I warned you!!
lol
Hey there friend I've watched a quiet a few of your reactions. I enjoy them all . That being said ..
I'm Joseph am a cancer patent and dolly fan. I'm a big fan of her gospel songs . But my favorite is Jesus and gravity...! Now that's creative writing...
May I suggest Jesus and gravity.. or hello God
Will do Joseph and stay strong brother
@CVTECK1 Thank you friend YOU should really check out Dolly's inspirational songs.. Her music lifts my spirits. I hope you'll continue your Dolly journey. She's truly a amazing person.
Please watch He's Alive by Dolly
You said 50 likes? I saw it was 49, so now it's 50 :D
please you have to react due dolly with vince gill the song i Will always love you
check out LADY GAGA - Hold My Hand