Yes Dolly is one of the best song writers in the world she was a sex symbol when she was younger she is a number one singer but what’s better than that is most people when they look at dolly say were a nice person she is all that and what comes through as what a nice person she is thank you darling for all that you have given us and I forgot to say she was a movie star two and a good one
31 years after the video was filmed and 7 years after it has been posted here on RUclips, Dolly's kindness and professionalism (even while on vacation) shines through. Thanks for posting this.
Thank you for the clarification, I haven’t referenced any of the celebrities except Dolly, but I caught a few gists of your explanation. They named a sheep Dolly that was genetically cloned, in neighbouring Scotland I believe. Anyway, the turning of the speaker behind her increased the volume of her song. I worried for her that her song choice put off some people. What song choice would you have chosen? Dolly has so many amazing songs.
Ain’t it a trip, when she was a kid they mocked her for dressing humbly, and when she was grown she was mocked for her glam style. Can’t win for losing with others, just please yourself 🥰
And today a patchwork coat is a style statement, just like Dolly Parton herself. I loved her as she corrected a patronizing Barbara Walters during an interview. It's on YT, worth a watch.
For someone who brags about being "trashy", she sure has a LOT of class. That whole crowd is going to have a story as great to them as that story about her coat is to her. And the guy on guitar was perfect, too, and he'll remember that day for the rest of his life.
No auto tune, no lip sync, no fancy electronic adjustments. Just a gal with a voice and a style to please the ears. True music the way it used to happen! ❤❤❤❤
Dolly is one of the world's greatest treasures. There are guys living in caves in Afghanistan who haven't seen the sun for a decade but they know who Dolly is. Hahahahaha
I love how Dolly appreciated Steve's playing, like one musician recognising and enjoying the talent of another. It helped her sing the song in an unusual environment. I love how music is a collaborative experience that connects people from the heart.
@@ewhyte8059 One of the reasons why Dolly is so wonderful is that she didn't model herself on anyone else, she is just truly herself. I think that's a good lesson for everybody - be truly yourself.
She was right at home. I pass by a mural of her portrait everyday so she’s always on my mind. She used to make late night talk show hosts blush! It’s always great to hear any great talent in a reduced, raw mode. Cheers
From what I can gather, the place Dolly comes from is exactly where our Irish and Scottish forefathers settled when they left Ireland for the new world, and the appalachian people are mostly Irish and Scottish descendants anyway. Bluegrass and country music both found their way to appalachian communities through iroshband Scottish emigrants who took celtic music with them, and it should come as no surprise for any appalachians to hear that bluegrass and country music are very popular here in Ireland. We are the same people. We love the same music. God bless our appalachian brothers and sisters, and I always give a shout to our newfie brothers and sisters too. Good people, all of you.
The Irish are just like her people back in butcher holler. And the folk music of Ireland and Scotland forms the basis of country music from Appalachia and, like jazz, uniquely American. Dolly is among her people and they understand her. That song, written about her severely impoverished childhood in Appalachia, could have easily been written about childhood memories of Ireland. Perfect alignment among singer and her audience, expressing essential values of maternal love, gratitude and humility. Sentiments both very real and transcendent. Dolly and the Irish bless us.
I've loved Dolly since I was a little kid. She just beams. When she passes away, hopefully in the very distant future, she'll surely have a crowd of souls numbering in the millions, just waiting to welcome her in heaven.
She's one of the most genuinely good and decent people out there. Lived in Tennessee for a while and came to know a little more about her philanthropy and her life. Truly a remarkable woman. Loves to entertain and loves the limelight, but does a lot of good with no intention whatsoever of seeking praise or attention for it.
In all fairness Steve Cooney could play with anybody ! He’s one of the most versatile musicians in the world. But what a performance from Dolly in an Irish country pub, no sound man, a mediocre PA system ,no ego and a lone guitarist ! It shows how good both of them really are! Fantastic performance.
This pub is as Irish as it gets..It's in the heart of an area in Kerry where Irish is spoken as the first language..Also some of greatest and best Irish Traditional Musicians, Singers & Dancers come from the area..The guy who owned the pub Paudi O She's ( also a famous Irish Gaelic Footballer) died suddenly a few years ago..Imagine someone of the calibre of Dolly Parton walking into your local pub..being asked to sing with musicians she had never heard of..She sure is a beautiful lady in heart & soul..
She's so confident, so poised... and she's very conscious of EVERY performance no matter how big or small. She's up there with Elvis, really. Only way more with it than Elvis ever was!
now lets not forget to give credit to that very dedicated speaker turning man, he deserves every bit of it for understanding what was causing that feedback screech and intervening to solve it the best he could
Loretta Lynn was from Butchers Holler Kentucky. Dolly is from around Sevierville, Tennessee. Both are small towns in the Appalachia Mountains. Dolly has done so much for her home state and her home county. When fire swept through the Smokey Mountains, Dolly helped so many people build their businesses and homes back. She has given so much to the education of children and the economy of Tennessee! Recently Tennessee wanted to put a statue of her in Nashville in the state capital and Dolly very humbly declined the honor. That is just how she is, a generous soul who gives and gives but so many of her contributions are done privately because she does it out of the goodness of her heart not for any fame or glory. Speaking as a Tennessean myself, I can think of no one else who is as respected and loved in our state as Dolly Parton. What a true blessing to the world she is.
She also gave books to so many poor children that she drastically raised the literacy rate in tennessee. And she recently donated a TON to covid research. She’s literally one of the only people on earth I think is deserving of being called a saint. She has done nothing but help people around her. Even people who had wronged her. She still helped them in their times of need. I’m not religious, but I honestly believe she’s the closest thing to jesus we’ve gotten.
Had to include this. With the money this lovely lass makes, she gives it back to our young children, the next generation via The Imagination Library. Free age appropriate books monthly to children from birth to 5 yrs in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Republic of Ireland. Any caregiver can apply and receive said books in record time. Would love to see other wealthy celebrities follow in her footsteps.
I have to find the interview but I believe the second "blonde" reference is that she was insinuating that she is not an "Airhead" blonde. Replace the "and" with ";", separate the sentences. Dolly is certainly not a dumb person.
@@corvetteshorts4670 Dolly Parton is a self made multi multimillionaire from what used to be a hole in the wall mountain town, which because of her is actually a respectable tourist destination. So you're 100 percent right dolly isnt dumb she is a business genius and very talented musician and writer.
I’m getting through the third years after daughter’s death using music. This is my song of the day for December 2, 2021. What a treat to have pure music like this from Seamus and Dolly. Thank you to them both and to the people in the pub in county Kerry for your unknowing support for a grieving mother. Much love 💕🐝💕🐞💕🇺🇸ps, Iv’e had 6 female family members die in the last 2-1/2 years including two last month. Louise (my mom), Laura (my only child), Barbara (a sister-in-law), Olga (my mother-in-law), Shirley (an aunt), and Kathi who is the sister of my heart (an “ex” sister-in-law). They took a piece of my heart, but left some of theirs behind to help soothe the world.
Sending love to you. ❤️ I also lost a daughter but she was a baby so I know it’s different. Dolly has a duet with Brad Paisley called “When I get where I’m going” that is very comforting when I hear it. It’s here on RUclips if you ever want to check it out. If you have a song for each day planned I certainly don’t want to interfere with that. Just a suggestion for any other time. I like your song of the day routine.
It just goes to show how humble Dolly is, that she would be on a vacation in Ireland, and requested if she would sing a quick song, that she wouldn't refuse. She is one of a kind.
One advice from a non Irish: If you visit a pub somewhere in Ireland you better have your repertoire ready, no matter if you are famous or unknown and no matter if you are a good or bad musician.
It shows clearly how incredible her voice is to sing like that with a single guitar played by a guy she never met. She is a gift to humanity in many ways.
My wife and I spent 10 days in Ireland on vacation 3 years ago. The absolute BEST vacation either of us have ever had. We learned the Irish are a music loving people, and can play/sing with just about anyone. Saw a young lady walk into a pub, talk with the duet playing, and within 5 minutes had the entire bar singing along. Incredible place, Incredible people.
Exactly. My husband is Irish. On our visit to my in laws last year, few hours off the plane trip from Australia, we ducked around to the nearby GAA (sports club) for a drink and within 10 minutes we were being sent rounds from families of his childhood friends or old club members and coaches who’d spotted him. Within 20 minutes, five men with guitars strolled in for a drink and had begun a “session” - playing and singing together. Such a fantastic atmosphere. It’s just how it is there, spontaneous, not pre-planned.
Dolly sounds good singing live with nothing but a microphone and standard speaker. She happily got up during her vacation to spontaneously entertain a small group of people. Talented, kind, friendly, generous, what more could people want. Good guitar backups, too.
That was Steve Cooney from Australia who came to Ireland in early 80s to trace his Irish heritage.. He stayed.. He is an incredibly talented musician.. Dolly is an absolute legend.. That was in Paudie O Sheas pub in Dingle.. He was a famous footballer sadly no longer around
Props to the man at 1:50 who adjusted the PA in reaction to the feedback a bit earlier. Little things like that make the whole performance much more enjoyable.
I think that's her very private partner. I could be very wong. However that's someone who would be looking out for her. That's my gut instinct. 😂 I noticed it too. Once he realizes he was being recorded he looked away and got out of there fast. Don't blame him one bit for wanting to be private.
impromptu, one guitar, one PA, unique interpretation, great crowd that sings on key... and better than 99% of the big stars we have now. there are no words
That was gold but my favorite is when the interviewer asked if she got upset when people said she was just a dumb blonde. She said no because I know I’m not dumb and I know I’m not blonde.
This has got to be the finest impromptu performance I ever saw; it’s the combination of Dolly’s immaculate rendition with that of Guitarist Steve Cooney - Dolly clearly has no idea who he is but no matter his accompaniment is superb. Thanks so much for posting. RUclips at its best.
Not many of the country singers today could get up in front of a crowd with nothing more than a guitar and make music like that unrehearsed, good job Dolley, classy lady.
Come to Ireland. Break out the tunes anywhere. I was at a FUNERAL and my guitar was in my car after a sesiún (Irish music get together) and they got me to sing a few tunes then we went to their house and we had 7 people playing music and loads doing set and shean ós dancing and there were possibly a few drinks .. but Irish culture in my opinion is the most lively/ fun thing EVER !!!!
You are so right..because the voice you hear in a recording now days is not what you hear in real time. It just goes to show how classy this lady is..This is no ordinary Irish pub..The Irish/Gaelic language is spoken fluently in it..and the owner (who is now deceased) was a famous Gaelic Footballer with his native county...Kerry.
Editing takes time and training and autotune is a fusion of electronic effects and the voice rather than somehow perfecting the natural voice... your gonna piss off 50% of all working musicians with this attitude
I don't think he's putting down editing and tuning. Even the greatest artists use them, including Dolly herself when she's in the studio I'm sure. The point was simply that Dolly sounds absolutely amazing even without it.
Editing and auto tune should add something, but there should be some substance there in the first place. Like you're losing the atmosphere and the warmth of a live performance, and some of the subtleties of tone etc... So you make up for it with some reverb. Maybe you tidy up a few little inconsistencies at the same time. But if you can't sing in tune, or produce a good, consistent tone, or just perform music properly, you've no business recording. And dolly is clearly a consummate professional. Quite aside from having something unique, which she does, she has the polish of someone who has been doing it for years.
This is wonderful! Dolly is just a sweetie. The Irish love a good tune. Some years ago my sister and her husband, a well-known musician from the area we live in on Vancouver Island (Canada) went on a trip to Ireland. At one pub they got chatting with the fellows there who were providing the musical entertainment and it was revealed that they were down a man so could not do their regular set. My cheeky sister told them they could "borrow my man" and told them how many instruments he could play. So they did. They had a great time, and even let my brother-in-law sing. He ended up teaching them one of the songs HIS band plays all the time. Anyway, they stopped in that town longer than planned because they asked him to come back the next two nights as well - and they tried to pay him but he didn't take it, so they kept the pints flowing, and declared him "honorary band leader".😂 When my sister and her husband had to continue on their journey, and it was determined where their next several stops were, the fellows in the band gave him contacts for some other pubs along the way, and so he ended up playing in at least 3 more places. They had an absolute blast. Ireland is fabulous.
I am English and had a similar experience, I was alone as I was visiting my young son who lived with my ex-wife who had moved to Ireland. I wanted to see what it was like in a real Irish pub. There I was having a beer and got chatting. There were some guys playing and I just happened to mention that I played guitar. A guitar was produced as if out of nowhere and I spent the rest of the evening trying to keep up with the locals and this was not easy. I didn't have to buy a drink for the rest of night and got quite merry. Someone guided me back to the B & B I was staying in as all I could remember was the name of the Landlady. At breakfast the next morning the Landlady had heard all about it. A great nation.
Her voice is amazing perfectly in tune and she's always ultra Professional , very few singers can just step up and sing and sound like they do in a studio live
Utterly astounding. She can project with a full studio orchestral backing and just as well with an unrehearsed single guitar. She is big time but HAS NO big time. And WHAT a guitarist! His impromptu accompaniment sounded like he'd done a rehearsal session earlier in the day. One very capable and experienced working musician. Sorry I can't give it more than one thumbs-up!
That's Steve cooney. He is indeed a great guitarist. There's a lot of great pub musicians in Ireland. And when you do make it, as he did playing trad, the scene's small enough you'll probably be playing occasional gigs in pubs anyway. Unless you're just continually touring abroad. When it comes to tunes and ballads anyway. I've seen the likes of Andy Irvine and Donal lunny in pubs. Or Frankie Gavin or alec Finn. Big names, but they'll still take the odd small gig. Or maybe they'll just drop in for the craic if there's a session on anyway.
She will perform on the spot, at the drop of a dime, in another country, with only a guitar player, and deliver a fine performance, she is a real treasure.❤
True. I'm not a country music fan, but I do appreciate Dolly has abundant talents. Enough that, you know, I'm watching a video with her in it, even though this ain't really my scene.
She actually bought "dollywood" (her amusement park in Tenn.)so that area would have jobs. Now that's thinking about others, then making it happen. WOW
I know someone who works directly for her. I have been to her studio in Nashville. She is genuine and humble. She is a woman of faith. She provided me with an autographed picture for another friend of mine who has a special needs daughter with Rhetts syndrome ( a form of autism) that was a fan of hers. The girl couldn’t talk but loved Dolly’s music and the CD she also was given. I like her humor and she seems down to earth to me. I wish more so called celebrities would be more like her.
Thank you. Every time I hear her sing this it makes this 65 year-old cry, maybe for myself, maybe for that little girl, I don't know. And now that little girl provides help and literacy to the children growing up how and where she did. An amazing woman, a gift from God, IMO.
@@RangerMelB Indeed. And in an interview/documentary I saw somewhere it showed how she was doing even more for the kids from her home district. (My comment wasn't an exhaustive commentary on her work and generosity :0). Cheers.
Idk why, I saw the title and thought it was gonna be another bizarre memish video and was waiting some blooper to happen. Oh my surprise! Im almost in tears by that beautiful song and the lovely performance given
Although that looked completely off the cuff, she looked in full make up, guitarist knew what he was doing and a nice camera to film it. Nevertheless, the small setting with no gimmicks or effects is a setting every musician big or small should be able to perform in. Sadly not many can.
Everything about this is CLASS. The performance, the appreciation, the guitar player, the audience, and the incredible Dolly Parton! Wow imagine a superstar rocking up in your local!
@@lauralishes1 Nope, bad lighting, definitely not 70 mm, no boom mic, no camera stablelizer, wrong outfit for the lighting, I'm in the entertainment industry and you are way off.
Love her soul. The audience call for more. She says " I don't know any other ones." She recognizes it's their night. She doesn't want to steal the evening. Kindness never gets old.
When my son was about 11 years old he entered a Jaycee Relay Race. He’d never ran track before and didn’t know everybody wore shorts. He came in jeans, to everyone’s amusement. He ran the last leg for his team - and came away the fastest runner of the day, and made up considerable distance to win. This video made me think of that day. How I wish I had been able to see it, instead of only hear and read about it. I was a single mom and had to work. My son was an amazing athlete. ❤️
Imagine a person being on vacation and being asked, “Hey, can you come in and do some work today?”, and for that person to be smiling and happy and enjoys to do their work! What a fantastic moment to see captured on film! Thank you for this!
@@cameroncooper4175 it would have cost nothing for him to smile. I wonder if he told a tale of when some woman called Dolly got up and sang a song in the local bar and he was wanting the next act to star?
I was stationed in Alaska forty years ago. One day at work a friend told me I should have been at The Pines the night before. He said Hank Williams Jr. was up doing some hunting and he had stopped in. The band invited him up and he played a whole set.
I'm not a big Country fan, but that's a proper good jam session right there. Great job by the guitarist. And Dolly... 100% class, such a talented yet humble soul. Wonderful clip, thanks for sharing it. Edit: listening again and heard her say "I don't know another one..." at the end. Gracefully trying to get out of singing all night because she wants to go back to her friends. Lovely.
Could we just preserve her forever? This woman is pure magic, and a true wonder of the world. The nicest, most talented ray of sunshine, beaming her light on everyone lucky enough to bask in her warmth!
I truly wish so... But sadly one day she must return to the maker (just like we all must)... But Dolly will leave her beautiful songs behind for us to continue to enjoy. 🙂
Youngest of eight kids and our dad passed away from cancer when I was in third grade. He was of Irish descent and had the gift of gab, and a man's man yet full of affection. My mom, who is now passed, made sure we understood how much he loved each of us with all his heart. It amazes me how she kept our family going the way she did and feel part of the reason was my dad's spirit supported us along the way. She was the model of grace and dignity, and she didn't wallow in his loss. She spoke with intense gratitude when telling stories about him. Growing up it was clear we didn't have allot of money - e.g. going to school with patches on our jeans to make them last a little bit longer. But I felt rich in spirit and surrounded by love. That was the foundation my wife (who happens to be all Irish :) and I built a wonderful life together and raised three amazing children who all know they are loved deeply by us, and that we appreciate them for who they are. They've grown into strong independent young adults who are well-balanced and have solid moral compasses, and they are now starting families of their own. I have not been perfect - who is - but know my parents are proud of the man I became and the husband and father I am. I am grateful for their example and in some ways glad I didn't "have much" growing up. God Bless Dolly and the Irish - in all of us!
Apparently that was Steve Cooney. A well renowned Irish musician around those parts He was proud to be playing along side Ms Parton but he was no slouch! She's always been a humble and gracious performer!
Standing just to her right was another famous person, and I think owner of the pub, was Paudie O'Shea, multiple Kerry All-Ireland football winner and a star i his own right. I think he was star struck by her too!
That’s Dolly! She is kind hearted, caring, loving, fun, never meets a stranger and always appreciates her fans. She is genuine no matter where she is in the world.
@Concerned Citizen , obviously it is over your head. The comment isn't only about talent. It's about how she has never let fame and fortune change her. She is still the sweet humble mountain girl that she was raised to be. You missed the point completely.
i once met a bloke who had worked with Dolly on a few concerts . he said "im not a religious man at all, but if there was a second coming , its a woman and she's here already ''
Slinky cowboy - I'm an old man who blessedly does not feel old . I grew up in an America that frequently hated me because of my skin color . That was during the 1950's when America was totally different . It was a time when local laws were so strict that there were no stores open on Sundays and no work done except cooking the Sunday meal . But, as the song says: that was "long long ago". I now live in a country where God has been placed in exile . A country where corruption and dishonesty are more common than their corollaries . So now, I too, have learned to be skeptical of what I see and hear . The "school of life" taught those things. Thus, when I read your comment about the bloke who used to work with Dolly, I was looking for a choice tidbit that would at last, disclose the "chink in her armor ". But, the bloke's true story showed me that she is a true angel . I was brought instantly to tears as I reminisced of a troubled young country that was, in those times , confused , addled , and hubristic , while simultaneously, being innocent , Constitutionally and Spiritually driven , and FREE …
@@frankglasco3075 you right its over. Multiculture = no culture.Best case now is the states detach to be more independent As the founders intended anyway.
Dolly Parton is an absolute treasure. She delivers this with the same professionalism and sincerity as if 10,000 paying fans were there. And an Irish crowd CAN sing ... How sweet.
Just goes to show what a true vocalist Dolly is. No effects added at a mixing board. Just straight and dry through a microphone and a single powered stand amplifier. Awesome.
Dolly Parton donated $1 million _OF HER OWN MONEY_ to Moderna to help in their development of a Covid-19 vaccine - before that skank in the W.H. bothered to even THINK of a vaccine, let alone hand out taxpayer's money to any pharmaceutical companies. Moderna's vaccine was developed WITHOUT government intervention, and I was very glad, and proud, to receive their vaccine!
@@PapagenoMF this is further proof that you people cant read. do you even know what communism is? if trump was a communist he wouldnt have and money you idiot
I love how she turned to the guitarist to include him in the vocals. A very sweet gesture on Dolly’s part. And then the audience, too. Thank you for posting this lovely video!
It'll be an awful sad day whenever we lose this fine woman. I don't think I've ever met a man who doesn't like Dolly Parton a day in my life. Ireland has a strong country music culture, and no doubt Irish men took country music and bluegrass to the new world, so really, dolly coming home to Ireland to sing the music we took to the new world is just a homecoming. God bless her.
When I was in elementary and middle school my grandmother and mother made all my clothes and everyone made fun of me I know how Dolly felt because I loved what they made for me. My mother loved Dolly and she made a skirt with different color strips of fabric that somewhat matched for me and herself.
I know how you and Dolly both felt because my Mom made some of my clothes and her best friend Rose,who was touring with us,made my other things. I would also be one of those who got made fun of in school because I wore hand made jeans,shirts and dresses. They may not have been as fine as store bought,but I liked em just fine. I was also always the new kid in school. We toured the entire Western half of the US,and I would only make half the semester and we'd be off again to another town. No home base,no friends. All a long time ago,.......
Supposedly she wouldn’t sing for them so the owner of the pub Paidi O Shea had to give her one of his jerseys from an all ireland final that he won just so that she would sing one song. Everything has a price.
Fair barter (if true) for such a sweet musical performance, though I am a bit surprised Dolly Parton would value or be particularly persuaded by such a thing.
Astonished to see negative comments. This lady is a giant in the world of country and western music and she was good enough to perform for a small group of people whilst on vacation. She's been around a long time and in my life I have never seen her play the prima donna or behave as if she's somewhat superior to the rest of us in spite of her unquestionable success and fame. She's probably one of the greatest ambassadors that the US has nowadays. Fair Play to you Dolly. Come back and see us any time!
Beyond country and western, she's a giant period. She also proved right here that music unites us all. Religion or politics can't unite us the way music does. Countries need an anthem and God needs a choir.
This was in Paídi Ó Sé’s pub in Ceann Trá (Ventry), Co. Kerry, Ireland. Steven Cooney, originally from Australia, is a superb musician and is one half of the celebrated duo, Begley and Cooney; I'm assuming the Seamus Dolly speaks to at the beginning of the clip is Seamus Begly, a superb accordionist with a very distinctive playing style, alas we don't get to hear him here. Steve Cooney is widely regarded as one of the best trad Irish guitarist, and is widely sought after by the top musicians to do session work, he is very used to rubbing shoulders with famous musicians. At 3:38 the man to Dolly's right is Paídi Ó Sé, the proprietor of the establishment, and who is famous in his own right, having won the All Ireland Gaelic Football Championship eight times as a player, and twice as a manager. There is an extended clip of this in which Paídi introduces Dolly (first in Irish, and then in English) and presents her with his football jersey which he wore when he captained Kerry to victory in 1985.
Sounds like this is pretty historic footage. For as much as the internet takes from us it can also give us unexpected gifts like this one. What a magical moment.
@@BotanyBill1111 The Pub is awesome! My family and I stayed 5 days in Dunquin a couple of summers ago, and ended up eating at Paidi’s 3 of those days! Wonderful place. I love the Dingle!
She's so humble! How many other "stars" would consent to a fan's impromtu request like this without requiring a full band, contracts drawn up, managerial consultation and multi angle cameras and lights?
i know many who would do it but the "stars" are very different here in Sweden my favorite band was on their way to a gig and had to stop and full up the tank so they had a little mini acoustic concert outside of the gas station. just one of many examples they are internationally unknown but they had people from Sabaton playing on their songs and they been on Sabatons live gigs
@@MikaelLewisify Cant say i met "most" but i have met my fair share and most of the ones i did meet that are not swedish basically just said fuck off in a kinder way
Had to include this. With the money this lovely lass makes, she gives it back to our young children, the next generation via The Imagination Library. Free age appropriate books monthly to children from birth to 5 yrs in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Republic of Ireland. Any caregiver can apply and receive said books in record time. Would love to see other wealthy celebrities follow in her footsteps.
11 Grammy awards and she sings for free while on holiday. She is a legend, make no mistake.. such class.
You can't stop yourself when you're living your passion! :)
Agreed
That's what happens when you do what you love
She is a true class act and it shows in everything she does all day all night no matter where she is
Yes Dolly is one of the best song writers in the world she was a sex symbol when she was younger she is a number one singer but what’s better than that is most people when they look at dolly say were a nice person she is all that and what comes through as what a nice person she is thank you darling for all that you have given us and I forgot to say she was a movie star two and a good one
I do believe it's physically impossible to not absolutely love Dolly Parton.
True I love her.
She is an Angel walking among us.
People who don't love Dolly, have never heard Dolly.
Lived all my life just outside Sevierville and I've never been a fan. Over exposure I guess. Like the other religion around here, UT football.
She speaks with the might of a hundred soldiers
31 years after the video was filmed and 7 years after it has been posted here on RUclips, Dolly's kindness and professionalism (even while on vacation) shines through. Thanks for posting this.
This made me miss the 90s on a very guttural level
This made me miss the 90s pretty deep too. Her giggle is so damn adorable too.
She is a truly talented and a beautiful woman inside and out!
Thank you for the clarification, I haven’t referenced any of the celebrities except Dolly, but I caught a few gists of your explanation. They named a sheep Dolly that was genetically cloned, in neighbouring Scotland I believe. Anyway, the turning of the speaker behind her increased the volume of her song. I worried for her that her song choice put off some people. What song choice would you have chosen? Dolly has so many amazing songs.
What an absolutely perfect comment! Amen. Dolly Parton is truly a treasure from God.
Beauty is generally skin deep but with Dolly, it goes clean through. 😁❤️
Ain’t it a trip, when she was a kid they mocked her for dressing humbly, and when she was grown she was mocked for her glam style. Can’t win for losing with others, just please yourself 🥰
Tattoos all over her arms hence always rocking the long sleeves
@@bizarro20daves Tattoos can be cool, that sucks
Ladran Sanchom senyal qua cabalgamos -Don Quijote-. Dogs are barking Sancho, is a sign we are moving forward.
@@Kat-zi2tb she is a trailblazer. Arm tattoos on a female before they were considered cool
And today a patchwork coat is a style statement, just like Dolly Parton herself. I loved her as she corrected a patronizing Barbara Walters during an interview. It's on YT, worth a watch.
I love the guitarist’s face when Dolly has him sing along into the mic. It’s like “omg I’m singing along with Dolly”
FR LMAO and the hand on his heart he was in heaven lol
Far from it...lol My Brutha's not like that! Sloan
Loved that moment. Irish charm at its best.
His heart skipped a beat there!
If you pause it just right, you can see the moment where she activated his superpowers.
For someone who brags about being "trashy", she sure has a LOT of class. That whole crowd is going to have a story as great to them as that story about her coat is to her. And the guy on guitar was perfect, too, and he'll remember that day for the rest of his life.
the guy on guitar is Steve Cooney , well respected amongst Irish musicians
@@christaylor2070
I'd guess he's well respected by anyone who's heard him play, regardless where. He's good.
She once told an interviewer, 'It takes a lot of money to look this cheap!'
She has a wonderful sense of humor.
it dosent exactly take skill to alternate between 3 basic chords.
@@FingerinUrDaughter Seriously??? Deprived childhood brings out the cynicism?
No auto tune, no lip sync, no fancy electronic adjustments. Just a gal with a voice and a style to please the ears. True music the way it used to happen! ❤❤❤❤
It’s better known as talent:)
No, not used to. It is still happening all over the world, a lot of musicians do it like this. Don’t whine about the old days 😄
@@TheHkluivertTrue. Used to be in the main stream. Now you just have to do a little looking to find it.
Appalling backing from 'Steve'..
@@TheHkluivert Get ****ed.
One day, you walk into an Irish pub and there's Dolly Parton singing. Now, how good is life.?
It's the best
Life is shit with a few great moments
One day, I walked into an Irish pub and Dolly wasn’t there. My life was great anyway!
Now if Bono was there, that would have been another story. . .
I think this took place in Dingle, Co Kerry. Her name was on the pavement along with Julie Roberts , Robert Mitchum and John Mills.
There's something genuinely nice and down to earth about dolly parton
One is only poor only if they choose to be...great lyric!! 💃🏼
Comrade Dolly
she grew up dirt poor
She lives and is treated like a goddess in Tennessee
She's good people I always heard good things about her
As native Tennessean, I can proudly say Dolly is one of Tennessee's greatest treasures.
As a lifelong metalhead, but also a Tennessean, I will throw hands if someone talks smack about Dolly.
Awesome. She is one of those people who spreads joy with ease. She is on the Late Late Show - an Irish chat show - tonight and causing a huge stir.
Agreed
She is a national treasure and well loved
Dolly is one of the world's greatest treasures. There are guys living in caves in Afghanistan who haven't seen the sun for a decade but they know who Dolly is. Hahahahaha
I love how Dolly appreciated Steve's playing, like one musician recognising and enjoying the talent of another. It helped her sing the song in an unusual environment. I love how music is a collaborative experience that connects people from the heart.
Brilliant observation
I agree, insightful comment.
@@Fred-h9s2c Thank you.
@@Andy-hr2ui Thank you.
I'd say her momma did a fine job. She raised an absolute treasure! Beautiful, talented, classy and humble.
💯👏
So true, so true. A real pity many a woman didn’t model themselves on Dolly.
She is a world treasure.
@@ewhyte8059 One of the reasons why Dolly is so wonderful is that she didn't model herself on anyone else, she is just truly herself. I think that's a good lesson for everybody - be truly yourself.
Raising a child is a monumental task when you are poor and Dollys mother and Father did a fine job. They should be saluted.
When she leans over to have him sing along on that first chorus you can tell he just died and went to heaven
She is a true rags to riches story and a American treasure.
does she have 8 all ireland medals.... like the legend whose pub she was in....the chap beside her.... rip paudi o se
She’s a liberal douchebag. We no longer claim her in the south.
@@carl5381 she's still a kind person. Coming from a Republican here. And a Christian first.
@@carl5381 you're just rude.
Literally
She's a beautiful woman inside and out. Please be nice to our Dolly, we love her so.
She was right at home. I pass by a mural of her portrait everyday so she’s always on my mind. She used to make late night talk show hosts blush! It’s always great to hear any great talent in a reduced, raw mode. Cheers
But wait, she's alive! Yes?
@@brandonjerome Yes, she is! Still kicking at 75 years old.
Beautiful comment 💗
You mean the massive mural up in Derry?
...or is there more than one...?
Either way she deserves a mural...
From what I can gather, the place Dolly comes from is exactly where our Irish and Scottish forefathers settled when they left Ireland for the new world, and the appalachian people are mostly Irish and Scottish descendants anyway.
Bluegrass and country music both found their way to appalachian communities through iroshband Scottish emigrants who took celtic music with them, and it should come as no surprise for any appalachians to hear that bluegrass and country music are very popular here in Ireland.
We are the same people.
We love the same music.
God bless our appalachian brothers and sisters, and I always give a shout to our newfie brothers and sisters too.
Good people, all of you.
The Irish are just like her people back in butcher holler. And the folk music of Ireland and Scotland forms the basis of country music from Appalachia and, like jazz, uniquely American. Dolly is among her people and they understand her. That song, written about her severely impoverished childhood in Appalachia, could have easily been written about childhood memories of Ireland. Perfect alignment among singer and her audience, expressing essential values of maternal love, gratitude and humility. Sentiments both very real and transcendent. Dolly and the Irish bless us.
beautifully said
Exactly
Wonderful said my friend. Nailed it.
your comment gave me chiils, im balls deep into a bottle of vodka but im pretty sure it was your comment. no but jokes aside that was beautiful paddy
Cringe. What is it with Americans thinking they’re Irish?
Dolly Parton is one of the world’s most wonderful human beings. God bless her always ❤️
Totally agree xxx
Her voice. Is the best
I've loved Dolly since I was a little kid. She just beams. When she passes away, hopefully in the very distant future, she'll surely have a crowd of souls numbering in the millions, just waiting to welcome her in heaven.
She's one of the most genuinely good and decent people out there. Lived in Tennessee for a while and came to know a little more about her philanthropy and her life. Truly a remarkable woman. Loves to entertain and loves the limelight, but does a lot of good with no intention whatsoever of seeking praise or attention for it.
@@kma3647 she should spread her philanthropy to poor mountain ppl. & not for books
Still listening in 2024!!! Still brings tears to my eyes! 🥲🥲🥲
gd. I"m crying
Me too. (sob)
She's a true ambassador not only for music but for sincerity!
Such a sweet voice. Just pure natural talent
It got me too. This just popped up randomly on my feed. A few tears in my eyes. Beautiful !
In all fairness Steve Cooney could play with anybody ! He’s one of the most versatile musicians in the world. But what a performance from Dolly in an Irish country pub, no sound man, a mediocre PA system ,no ego and a lone guitarist ! It shows how good both of them really are! Fantastic performance.
This pub is as Irish as it gets..It's in the heart of an area in Kerry where Irish is spoken as the first language..Also some of greatest and best Irish Traditional Musicians, Singers & Dancers come from the area..The guy who owned the pub Paudi O She's ( also a famous Irish Gaelic Footballer) died suddenly a few years ago..Imagine someone of the calibre of Dolly Parton walking into your local pub..being asked to sing with musicians she had never heard of..She sure is a beautiful lady in heart & soul..
She's so confident, so poised... and she's very conscious of EVERY performance no matter how big or small. She's up there with Elvis, really. Only way more with it than Elvis ever was!
Good guitarist that's for sure
Who's the blonde girl howlering
now lets not forget to give credit to that very dedicated speaker turning man, he deserves every bit of it for understanding what was causing that feedback screech and intervening to solve it the best he could
Wonderful Dolly the world adores you!
Loretta Lynn was from Butchers Holler Kentucky. Dolly is from around Sevierville, Tennessee. Both are small towns in the Appalachia Mountains. Dolly has done so much for her home state and her home county. When fire swept through the Smokey Mountains, Dolly helped so many people build their businesses and homes back. She has given so much to the education of children and the economy of Tennessee! Recently Tennessee wanted to put a statue of her in Nashville in the state capital and Dolly very humbly declined the honor. That is just how she is, a generous soul who gives and gives but so many of her contributions are done privately because she does it out of the goodness of her heart not for any fame or glory. Speaking as a Tennessean myself, I can think of no one else who is as respected and loved in our state as Dolly Parton. What a true blessing to the world she is.
Yes she does, my father lives in Sevierville, and my nephew is going to college completely free thanks to Dolly!
💕💕💕
to this day you can sign your kids up for her monthly book club
She also gave books to so many poor children that she drastically raised the literacy rate in tennessee. And she recently donated a TON to covid research. She’s literally one of the only people on earth I think is deserving of being called a saint. She has done nothing but help people around her. Even people who had wronged her. She still helped them in their times of need. I’m not religious, but I honestly believe she’s the closest thing to jesus we’ve gotten.
Had to include this. With the money this lovely lass makes, she gives it back to our young children, the next generation via The Imagination Library. Free age appropriate books monthly to children from birth to 5 yrs in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Republic of Ireland. Any caregiver can apply and receive said books in record time.
Would love to see other wealthy celebrities follow in her footsteps.
Dolly once said " I've been called a dumb blonde but you know that I ain't dumb and I know that I ain't blonde."
Funny because as someone who lives one town over and has seen pictures of her as a very young child she is blonde.
@@whatisdoneinthedarkwillbeb9204 most children were born blonde but your hair colour gets darker when you get older
@@mols415 I was the only tow head growin up in a houseful of girls... and I have to pay for it now! 🤣 🤷♀️
I have to find the interview but I believe the second "blonde" reference is that she was insinuating that she is not an "Airhead" blonde. Replace the "and" with ";", separate the sentences. Dolly is certainly not a dumb person.
@@corvetteshorts4670 Dolly Parton is a self made multi multimillionaire from what used to be a hole in the wall mountain town, which because of her is actually a respectable tourist destination. So you're 100 percent right dolly isnt dumb she is a business genius and very talented musician and writer.
As a guitar player I can say that had to be one of the highlights of that dudes life!
That dude is a professional musician who played with many greats.
@@klapsigaarenbasgitaar1931NUH UH
Dude I get a buzz just playing along to Jolene 😊
I’m getting through the third years after daughter’s death using music. This is my song of the day for December 2, 2021. What a treat to have pure music like this from Seamus and Dolly. Thank you to them both and to the people in the pub in county Kerry for your unknowing support for a grieving mother. Much love 💕🐝💕🐞💕🇺🇸ps, Iv’e had 6 female family members die in the last 2-1/2 years including two last month. Louise (my mom), Laura (my only child), Barbara (a sister-in-law), Olga (my mother-in-law), Shirley (an aunt), and Kathi who is the sister of my heart (an “ex” sister-in-law). They took a piece of my heart, but left some of theirs behind to help soothe the world.
I can't imagine, only know that music's been incredibly healing to me too. I hope good things come your way and wishing you and your family well.
Sending love to you. ❤️ I also lost a daughter but she was a baby so I know it’s different. Dolly has a duet with Brad Paisley called “When I get where I’m going” that is very comforting when I hear it. It’s here on RUclips if you ever want to check it out. If you have a song for each day planned I certainly don’t want to interfere with that. Just a suggestion for any other time. I like your song of the day routine.
All the best to you, life's always rough, sending support
I'm sorry for your loss ♥️
You are such a strong woman, you've been through so much, I am really sad for all the loss you've had, I hope next year is kinder to you ❤️
It just goes to show how humble Dolly is, that she would be on a vacation in Ireland, and requested if she would sing a quick song, that she wouldn't refuse. She is one of a kind.
But it’s because the Irish expect her to be Like that because they are
One advice from a non Irish: If you visit a pub somewhere in Ireland you better have your repertoire ready, no matter if you are famous or unknown and no matter if you are a good or bad musician.
Well it's December 2020 and we are still in lockdown and this made my day even though it was filmed in the 80's it's just as heartwarming today
Me too
I saw her ad Disneyworld on its 15th anniversary in 1986. I thought she looked the same.
Freedom costs!!!!!!!
Amen and a bible story!! Lol the technicolor dream coat xx
Yes so true.
It shows clearly how incredible her voice is to sing like that with a single guitar played by a guy she never met. She is a gift to humanity in many ways.
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My wife and I spent 10 days in Ireland on vacation 3 years ago. The absolute BEST vacation either of us have ever had. We learned the Irish are a music loving people, and can play/sing with just about anyone. Saw a young lady walk into a pub, talk with the duet playing, and within 5 minutes had the entire bar singing along. Incredible place, Incredible people.
Glad you enjoyed yourself, hope you come back again to visit us.... Greetings from the South of Ireland. 🍀🇮🇪🍺🍻
Exactly. My husband is Irish. On our visit to my in laws last year, few hours off the plane trip from Australia, we ducked around to the nearby GAA (sports club) for a drink and within 10 minutes we were being sent rounds from families of his childhood friends or old club members and coaches who’d spotted him. Within 20 minutes, five men with guitars strolled in for a drink and had begun a “session” - playing and singing together. Such a fantastic atmosphere. It’s just how it is there, spontaneous, not pre-planned.
Dolly sounds good singing live with nothing but a microphone and standard speaker. She happily got up during her vacation to spontaneously entertain a small group of people. Talented, kind, friendly, generous, what more could people want. Good guitar backups, too.
She was home from home. Kindred spirits.
That was Steve Cooney from Australia who came to Ireland in early 80s to trace his Irish heritage.. He stayed.. He is an incredibly talented musician.. Dolly is an absolute legend.. That was in Paudie O Sheas pub in Dingle.. He was a famous footballer sadly no longer around
Steve looks like he's in Heaven :-)
Pretty sure she didn't need no microphone. She had massive lungs
I thought that’s what singing was
Singing with a microphone?
Props to the man at 1:50 who adjusted the PA in reaction to the feedback a bit earlier. Little things like that make the whole performance much more enjoyable.
I think that's her very private partner. I could be very wong. However that's someone who would be looking out for her. That's my gut instinct. 😂 I noticed it too. Once he realizes he was being recorded he looked away and got out of there fast. Don't blame him one bit for wanting to be private.
impromptu, one guitar, one PA, unique interpretation, great crowd that sings on key... and better than 99% of the big stars we have now. there are no words
When I got home from the pub,
... nobody believed me.
Shout out to Steve & Seamus 🌹🌿
You saw this live?
Susan, ma’am, we’re going to need more detail than that!
She’s amazing. Who else would be so nice, stop eating their dinner, and sing a song for fans? She’s so kind. 💜🙏🏻
People who truly love music
Nobody tops Dolly.😊
She’s still very real. Never sucked up by fame.
My favorite quote by her, “It takes a lot of money to look this cheap.”
😁😁and another one when an interviewer commented on her tiny feet she said " honey nothing grows in the shade! " 😋😁😁
God damn. I always thought that was Ben Harper in Get it Like You Like It. Figures!
It takes the same amount to look classy indeed.
That was gold but my favorite is when the interviewer asked if she got upset when people said she was just a dumb blonde. She said no because I know I’m not dumb and I know I’m not blonde.
best quote was about her being dumb and blonde: "I am not dumb or blonde!"
Dolly is just wonderful. Did you know she also gives elementary school kids free books? National treasure right there, folks! Love from Sacramento 🕊💖
My brothers gotten books for his girls. She truly is a living legend! Love dolly!
@@jackgreenstalk777 That's awesome! 🙂
This has got to be the finest impromptu performance I ever saw; it’s the combination of Dolly’s immaculate rendition with that of Guitarist Steve Cooney - Dolly clearly has no idea who he is but no matter his accompaniment is superb. Thanks so much for posting. RUclips at its best.
Honestly youtube has some absolute gems. This is one of them.
Not many of the country singers today could get up in front of a crowd with nothing more than a guitar and make music like that unrehearsed, good job Dolley, classy lady.
Come to Ireland. Break out the tunes anywhere. I was at a FUNERAL and my guitar was in my car after a sesiún (Irish music get together) and they got me to sing a few tunes then we went to their house and we had 7 people playing music and loads doing set and shean ós dancing and there were possibly a few drinks .. but Irish culture in my opinion is the most lively/ fun thing EVER !!!!
You are so right..because the voice you hear in a recording now days is not what you hear in real time. It just goes to show how classy this lady is..This is no ordinary Irish pub..The Irish/Gaelic language is spoken fluently in it..and the owner (who is now deceased) was a famous Gaelic Footballer with his native county...Kerry.
@@sliotharball This is Paudie's pub, or Paddy Bawn's? Someone said it was Dick Macks.
@@sliotharball
Why do I think that Dolly would have loved a rendition of "The Rattlin' Bog"? I feel like she would have enjoyed that
I wish somebody just how professional the guitarist was to accompany her like that, flawlessly and with subtlety.
No editing. No auto tune. Just old fashioned talent.
Editing takes time and training and autotune is a fusion of electronic effects and the voice rather than somehow perfecting the natural voice... your gonna piss off 50% of all working musicians with this attitude
@@guscox9651 Too bad. He made an honest comment. So the other 50% of working musicians agree with him on this.
I don't think he's putting down editing and tuning. Even the greatest artists use them, including Dolly herself when she's in the studio I'm sure. The point was simply that Dolly sounds absolutely amazing even without it.
Editing and auto tune should add something, but there should be some substance there in the first place.
Like you're losing the atmosphere and the warmth of a live performance, and some of the subtleties of tone etc...
So you make up for it with some reverb. Maybe you tidy up a few little inconsistencies at the same time.
But if you can't sing in tune, or produce a good, consistent tone, or just perform music properly, you've no business recording.
And dolly is clearly a consummate professional. Quite aside from having something unique, which she does, she has the polish of someone who has been doing it for years.
amen brother
I've never been a fan of Dolly's music, but I'm a fan of her as a person, and my god, she always gets me with this song.
This is wonderful! Dolly is just a sweetie. The Irish love a good tune.
Some years ago my sister and her husband, a well-known musician from the area we live in on Vancouver Island (Canada) went on a trip to Ireland. At one pub they got chatting with the fellows there who were providing the musical entertainment and it was revealed that they were down a man so could not do their regular set. My cheeky sister told them they could "borrow my man" and told them how many instruments he could play.
So they did.
They had a great time, and even let my brother-in-law sing. He ended up teaching them one of the songs HIS band plays all the time. Anyway, they stopped in that town longer than planned because they asked him to come back the next two nights as well - and they tried to pay him but he didn't take it, so they kept the pints flowing, and declared him "honorary band leader".😂
When my sister and her husband had to continue on their journey, and it was determined where their next several stops were, the fellows in the band gave him contacts for some other pubs along the way, and so he ended up playing in at least 3 more places. They had an absolute blast.
Ireland is fabulous.
lovely story & yes, agree that Ireland is indeed fabulous!
I am English and had a similar experience, I was alone as I was visiting my young son who lived with my ex-wife who had moved to Ireland. I wanted to see what it was like in a real Irish pub. There I was having a beer and got chatting. There were some guys playing and I just happened to mention that I played guitar. A guitar was produced as if out of nowhere and I spent the rest of the evening trying to keep up with the locals and this was not easy. I didn't have to buy a drink for the rest of night and got quite merry. Someone guided me back to the B & B I was staying in as all I could remember was the name of the Landlady. At breakfast the next morning the Landlady had heard all about it. A great nation.
We love some good music and pride ourselves on our friendliness here 💚💚 🇮🇪🇮🇪
People are wonderful
Some years ago yes. Couldn't do it today.
This is what true professionals do, they can sing anytime without those auto-tones, nor gimicks...love Dolly!!!
It's also what people do who absolutely love their craft. And she proved that music is the remedy when religion and politics tear us apart.
Dolly Parton is authentically Dolly
A great singer, and a great songwriter!
Her voice is amazing perfectly in tune and she's always ultra Professional , very few singers can just step up and sing and sound like they do in a studio live
Utterly astounding. She can project with a full studio orchestral backing and just as well with an unrehearsed single guitar. She is big time but HAS NO big time.
And WHAT a guitarist!
His impromptu accompaniment sounded like he'd done a rehearsal session earlier in the day.
One very capable and experienced working musician.
Sorry I can't give it more than one thumbs-up!
Don't worry, there are lots of people helping out with the upvotes, myself included. This is really a class act.
That's an Irish pub for you.... You go along and sing. The musicians are extremely talented because they play for the people. They know many a tune.
Crackerjack musicians all over Ireland! In the west anyway.
That's Steve cooney. He is indeed a great guitarist. There's a lot of great pub musicians in Ireland. And when you do make it, as he did playing trad, the scene's small enough you'll probably be playing occasional gigs in pubs anyway. Unless you're just continually touring abroad.
When it comes to tunes and ballads anyway. I've seen the likes of Andy Irvine and Donal lunny in pubs. Or Frankie Gavin or alec Finn. Big names, but they'll still take the odd small gig. Or maybe they'll just drop in for the craic if there's a session on anyway.
Oh yes indeed.Wonderful accompaniment .
She will perform on the spot, at the drop of a dime, in another country, with only a guitar player, and deliver a fine performance, she is a real treasure.❤
Whatever you think of her music, she's genuine. She's never needed any electronic help and she grew up living the lyrics to many of her songs.
She's a genuinely talented person. I'm not really into country music, but I love Dolly and Loretta Lynn because they're truly amazing singers.
@@juneebennett22 She wrote many of her own songs, and gave a loan to some people.
She's written more than 3000 songs.
Quality artist and song writer, that cannot be denied.
True. I'm not a country music fan, but I do appreciate Dolly has abundant talents. Enough that, you know, I'm watching a video with her in it, even though this ain't really my scene.
She’s as good as it gets, never forgot her humble beginnings. I’m sure she has helped many and never advertised it. If her mother could see her now.
She actually bought "dollywood" (her amusement park in Tenn.)so that area would have jobs. Now that's thinking about others, then making it happen. WOW
I know someone who works directly for her. I have been to her studio in Nashville. She is genuine and humble. She is a woman of faith. She provided me with an autographed picture for another friend of mine who has a special needs daughter with Rhetts syndrome ( a form of autism) that was a fan of hers. The girl couldn’t talk but loved Dolly’s music and the CD she also was given. I like her humor and she seems down to earth to me. I wish more so called celebrities would be more like her.
When that man held his heart when she had him sing harmony, that was a great moment.
And theres Dolly Parton. Belting out a song about her family and thr Bible. For proud Irish who love her. Shes a blessing to this world. Praise God.
Thank you. Every time I hear her sing this it makes this 65 year-old cry, maybe for myself, maybe for that little girl, I don't know. And now that little girl provides help and literacy to the children growing up how and where she did. An amazing woman, a gift from God, IMO.
I totally agree. One of a kind 💖
Absolutely. I get teary to at that amazingly true song. Really who wouldn't with a soft heart..
Paul she actually has a foundation which helps small libraries everywhere to get literacy books
@@RangerMelB Indeed. And in an interview/documentary I saw somewhere it showed how she was doing even more for the kids from her home district. (My comment wasn't an exhaustive commentary on her work and generosity :0). Cheers.
Im a 6 foot 3 inch tall 47 year old man and she brought me to tears repeatedly during that performance...
Dolly is one of the most beautiful ppl, inside out.
Idk why, I saw the title and thought it was gonna be another bizarre memish video and was waiting some blooper to happen.
Oh my surprise! Im almost in tears by that beautiful song and the lovely performance given
Nothing more Bizarre than this.... A rando thing frozen in time.
She is a beautiful lady! Very talented!
She hit it lucky having the enormously talented Steve Cooney on the guitar. He is quite a star in his own right.
I believe Seamus Beagley was in there as well.
@@Doodles1947 ah is that who then unseen Seamus is there?
@@Doodles1947 I amazed he didn't try and get involved, he's a notorious stage hogger
@@aidankeane8971 😁😂🤣
Although that looked completely off the cuff, she looked in full make up, guitarist knew what he was doing and a nice camera to film it. Nevertheless, the small setting with no gimmicks or effects is a setting every musician big or small should be able to perform in. Sadly not many can.
Everything about this is CLASS. The performance, the appreciation, the guitar player, the audience, and the incredible Dolly Parton! Wow imagine a superstar rocking up in your local!
It's the truth of gospel singing, the truth of the branches being the church who stay connected to the gospel of Jesus
And padai o Shea hanging out on the stsge
With a whole camera crew in tow
@@lauralishes1 Nope, bad lighting, definitely not 70 mm, no boom mic, no camera stablelizer, wrong outfit for the lighting, I'm in the entertainment industry and you are way off.
@@sdagonz67 And yet Dolly looks as gorgeous as ever.
Love her soul. The audience call for more. She says " I don't know any other ones." She recognizes it's their night. She doesn't want to steal the evening. Kindness never gets old.
I have never heard dolly parton sing but I just cried and cried to this song.
The woman is an absolute gem.
When my son was about 11 years old he entered a Jaycee Relay Race. He’d never ran track before and didn’t know everybody wore shorts. He came in jeans, to everyone’s amusement. He ran the last leg for his team - and came away the fastest runner of the day, and made up considerable distance to win. This video made me think of that day. How I wish I had been able to see it, instead of only hear and read about it. I was a single mom and had to work. My son was an amazing athlete. ❤️
Toy machine
R.I.P
❤️
Thank you for sharing ❤
I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but is this a copypasta? I swear I've heard this story before. Have you copy and pasted it on other videos?
Imagine a person being on vacation and being asked, “Hey, can you come in and do some work today?”, and for that person to be smiling and happy and enjoys to do their work! What a fantastic moment to see captured on film! Thank you for this!
And still you get that miserable dickhead in the white shirt in the front row...
@@cameroncooper4175 I almost wonder if he's part of her security detail.....
@@cameroncooper4175 it would have cost nothing for him to smile. I wonder if he told a tale of when some woman called Dolly got up and sang a song in the local bar and he was wanting the next act to star?
a REAL musician is someone that works of 8 hours, then goes somewhere and does it for free for another 4-5 hours (my Uncle John)
I was stationed in Alaska forty years ago. One day at work a friend told me I should have been at The Pines the night before. He said Hank Williams Jr. was up doing some hunting and he had stopped in. The band invited him up and he played a whole set.
This is so bad ass. She didnt have to do that. Everyone should try some of Dolly's humble pie.
Dolly Parton would never dare act better than you, even though she's better than any of us.
Singing along in pubs is an Irish tradition from what i experienced when i was there. It was lovely.
This world would be a wonderful place if everyone was as sweet as Dolly Parton.
But there will always be a Joelenne
I'm not a big Country fan, but that's a proper good jam session right there. Great job by the guitarist. And Dolly... 100% class, such a talented yet humble soul.
Wonderful clip, thanks for sharing it.
Edit: listening again and heard her say "I don't know another one..." at the end. Gracefully trying to get out of singing all night because she wants to go back to her friends. Lovely.
She adapted her vocal style to compliment their playing style. A wonderful sense of ensemble and a great musician.
Dolly is so loved because she is so down to earth and so full of heart and love. Bless you Dolly❤️🙏❤️
Never been to Ireland but I've heard of Irish hospitality , and this just shows it at its best . great singer , lovely song , great people 👍
This is Irish hospitality
Get over and experience it for yourself
Every bar in the country can be like this
Come to Ireland its magic
@Christ in Shades Yep. Very true.
Come on over to Ireland...You will not want to leave ❤
@Christ in Shades True...but not every where in the world have scenery like Ireland has an thats a fact...😃
Could we just preserve her forever? This woman is pure magic, and a true wonder of the world. The nicest, most talented ray of sunshine, beaming her light on everyone lucky enough to bask in her warmth!
National treasure.
@@suzannarobinson4726 * International treasure
I truly wish so... But sadly one day she must return to the maker (just like we all must)... But Dolly will leave her beautiful songs behind for us to continue to enjoy. 🙂
@Alan Stock I was going to say the same thing 🤣 I think she’s already been embalmed 🤣
@00:10 Not much more adorable than that really high pitch when Dolly laughs.
Insant dopamine boost lol. Her laugh is too cute ❤
Youngest of eight kids and our dad passed away from cancer when I was in third grade. He was of Irish descent and had the gift of gab, and a man's man yet full of affection. My mom, who is now passed, made sure we understood how much he loved each of us with all his heart. It amazes me how she kept our family going the way she did and feel part of the reason was my dad's spirit supported us along the way. She was the model of grace and dignity, and she didn't wallow in his loss. She spoke with intense gratitude when telling stories about him. Growing up it was clear we didn't have allot of money - e.g. going to school with patches on our jeans to make them last a little bit longer. But I felt rich in spirit and surrounded by love. That was the foundation my wife (who happens to be all Irish :) and I built a wonderful life together and raised three amazing children who all know they are loved deeply by us, and that we appreciate them for who they are. They've grown into strong independent young adults who are well-balanced and have solid moral compasses, and they are now starting families of their own. I have not been perfect - who is - but know my parents are proud of the man I became and the husband and father I am. I am grateful for their example and in some ways glad I didn't "have much" growing up. God Bless Dolly and the Irish - in all of us!
Dolly Parton is one of the true Angels left on this Earth. She's remarkably beautiful talented and humble person. God has definitely blessed her
Dolly just added 4 and a half million to her fan club.
Ireland has 6.5 million people
@@dlowry1984 republic has 4.5 northern has 2
She's played with lots of Irish artists including Altan...
Beauty is as beauty does.This woman is exemplary.
Apparently that was Steve Cooney. A well renowned Irish musician around those parts He was proud to be playing along side Ms Parton but he was no slouch! She's always been a humble and gracious performer!
Actually Steve is an Australian. I used to live with him in Melbourne. He's an amazing man.
Standing just to her right was another famous person, and I think owner of the pub, was Paudie O'Shea, multiple Kerry All-Ireland football winner and a star i his own right. I think he was star struck by her too!
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One half of "Begley & Cooney"
Real legend. Great video. I'm glad I got to see and hear it.
No Autotune, no effects. Beautiful voice and beutiful appearance. Touching lyrics.
That’s Dolly! She is kind hearted, caring, loving, fun, never meets a stranger and always appreciates her fans. She is genuine no matter where she is in the world.
AMEN ✌️💞
You are so right!
Dolly is a wonderful human being. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like her. ❤️❤️❤️
I hate her 😉
Only kidding. She's lovely 😍
272 people must do but they're probably nasty bitter and twisted.
Agree .... she’s just a wonderful woman .
@@markwestwood9730 Agree. This world is full of weirdos .
@@markwestwood9730 I just assumed they were Magic Johnson fans.
She's so gorgeous and what a lovely person inside too
That's a pure voice like a mountain stream. We'll never see her like again in this life.
Perfectly said. That is exactly what her voice reminds me of.
She's not dead! She's still alive and singing!
Or any other life.
@Concerned Citizen , obviously it is over your head. The comment isn't only about talent. It's about how she has never let fame and fortune change her. She is still the sweet humble mountain girl that she was raised to be. You missed the point completely.
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"Like a mountain stream"... wow, what a wonderful description Dolly would appove
Every time I read or see anything about Dolly it's clear that she's a gracious and charming lady.
i once met a bloke who had worked with Dolly on a few concerts . he said "im not a religious man at all, but if there was a second coming , its a woman and she's here already ''
Slinky cowboy - I'm an old man who blessedly does not feel old . I grew up in an America that frequently hated me because of my skin color . That was during the 1950's when America was totally different . It was a time when local laws were so strict that there were no stores open on Sundays and no work done except cooking the Sunday meal . But, as the song says: that was "long long ago". I now live in a country where God has been placed in exile . A country where corruption and dishonesty are more common than their corollaries . So now, I too, have learned to be skeptical of what I see and hear . The "school of life" taught those things. Thus, when I read your comment about the bloke who used to work with Dolly, I was looking for a choice tidbit that would at last, disclose the "chink in her armor ". But, the bloke's true story showed me that she is a true angel . I was brought instantly to tears as I reminisced of a troubled young country that was, in those times , confused , addled , and hubristic , while simultaneously, being innocent , Constitutionally and Spiritually driven , and FREE …
@@frankglasco3075 you’re country is still young. It will and is finding its way 👍 not to mention really beautiful
I hear ya man
@@frankglasco3075 you right its over. Multiculture = no culture.Best case now is the states detach to be more independent As the founders intended anyway.
Did you see her Christmas special this year (2020) she looked like an angel in that white outfit, esp at the end! 😇
She has many gifts, her greatest is her kindness to others.
Dolly Parton is an absolute treasure. She delivers this with the same professionalism and sincerity as if 10,000 paying fans were there.
And an Irish crowd CAN sing ... How sweet.
The crowd does look a little intimidated
Just goes to show what a true vocalist Dolly is. No effects added at a mixing board. Just straight and dry through a microphone and a single powered stand amplifier. Awesome.
Very true!
Exactley
I was going to say she's a national treasure but she's a world treasure. Love her.
She is a real person. She makes everyone around her feel special. A very generous artist.
Totally agree.
She was always friendly, charming and respectful of those around her, never offended. People should study how she behaved. No one dislikes Dolly.
Dolly Parton donated $1 million _OF HER OWN MONEY_ to Moderna to help in their development of a Covid-19 vaccine - before that skank in the W.H. bothered to even THINK of a vaccine, let alone hand out taxpayer's money to any pharmaceutical companies. Moderna's vaccine was developed WITHOUT government intervention, and I was very glad, and proud, to receive their vaccine!
@@dixietenbroeck8717 guys I found the commie
@@TommyWashow You mean Trump? Putin's bum-bum boy?
@@PapagenoMF this is further proof that you people cant read. do you even know what communism is? if trump was a communist he wouldnt have and money you idiot
@@TommyWashow He doesn’t have any money. The GQP are paying for his CRIMINAL lawyer.
I love how she turned to the guitarist to include him in the vocals. A very sweet gesture on Dolly’s part. And then the audience, too. Thank you for posting this lovely video!
It'll be an awful sad day whenever we lose this fine woman.
I don't think I've ever met a man who doesn't like Dolly Parton a day in my life.
Ireland has a strong country music culture, and no doubt Irish men took country music and bluegrass to the new world, so really, dolly coming home to Ireland to sing the music we took to the new world is just a homecoming.
God bless her.
When I was in elementary and middle school my grandmother and mother made all my clothes and everyone made fun of me I know how Dolly felt because I loved what they made for me. My mother loved Dolly and she made a skirt with different color strips of fabric that somewhat matched for me and herself.
I know how you and Dolly both felt because my Mom made some of my clothes and her best friend Rose,who was touring with us,made my other things. I would also be one of those who got made fun of in school because I wore hand made jeans,shirts and dresses. They may not have been as fine as store bought,but I liked em just fine. I was also always the new kid in school. We toured the entire Western half of the US,and I would only make half the semester and we'd be off again to another town. No home base,no friends.
All a long time ago,.......
What a lovely story!
She seems really humble and gracious.
Yes, she actually is. She's very special.
Supposedly she wouldn’t sing for them so the owner of the pub Paidi O Shea had to give her one of his jerseys from an all ireland final that he won just so that she would sing one song. Everything has a price.
Fair barter (if true) for such a sweet musical performance, though I am a bit surprised Dolly Parton would value or be particularly persuaded by such a thing.
And you know this how?
@@Th3FlY1nRAc00n , I'm going to call Bullshit on that story. I don't believe it for one minute.
That guitar player is an absolute machine
He will remember that for the rest of his life!
Class and grace taught to all by a poor, little girl from Tennessee. Such an amazing woman!
She is her own girl -fearless, confident, and smart as a whip. I love her.
And beautiful too.
@@Skelly5962 I was going to say that so I will say....talented too.
Who else was raised on this beautiful woman's music? Timeless...
Everything about this is awesome.
Astonished to see negative comments. This lady is a giant in the world of country and western music and she was good enough to perform for a small group of people whilst on vacation. She's been around a long time and in my life I have never seen her play the prima donna or behave as if she's somewhat superior to the rest of us in spite of her unquestionable success and fame. She's probably one of the greatest ambassadors that the US has nowadays. Fair Play to you Dolly. Come back and see us any time!
Truly the best written words ever been. Thank you for saying this. Good human you are
Keith Walker she’s beyond a doubt one of the best, most popular and talented all around performers of the 20th century.
Keith Walker w
100% she’s a legend
Beyond country and western, she's a giant period. She also proved right here that music unites us all. Religion or politics can't unite us the way music does. Countries need an anthem and God needs a choir.
Dolly is a woman who embodies a gentle kindness and compassion that is fading.
This was in Paídi Ó Sé’s pub in Ceann Trá (Ventry), Co. Kerry, Ireland. Steven Cooney, originally from Australia, is a superb musician and is one half of the celebrated duo, Begley and Cooney; I'm assuming the Seamus Dolly speaks to at the beginning of the clip is Seamus Begly, a superb accordionist with a very distinctive playing style, alas we don't get to hear him here. Steve Cooney is widely regarded as one of the best trad Irish guitarist, and is widely sought after by the top musicians to do session work, he is very used to rubbing shoulders with famous musicians. At 3:38 the man to Dolly's right is Paídi Ó Sé, the proprietor of the establishment, and who is famous in his own right, having won the All Ireland Gaelic Football Championship eight times as a player, and twice as a manager. There is an extended clip of this in which Paídi introduces Dolly (first in Irish, and then in English) and presents her with his football jersey which he wore when he captained Kerry to victory in 1985.
Thanks for clarifying that. It seemed from other comments that Steven Cooney was known in his own right but l had no idea why.
Sounds like this is pretty historic footage. For as much as the internet takes from us it can also give us unexpected gifts like this one. What a magical moment.
I love the Larry Bird poster on the wall behind Dollies head!!! Go Celtics!!
Nice to see Paidi in the vid! I miss that pub!!
@@BotanyBill1111 The Pub is awesome! My family and I stayed 5 days in Dunquin a couple of summers ago, and ended up eating at Paidi’s 3 of those days! Wonderful place. I love the Dingle!
it shocked me when i learned how much the older generation of brits and irish love country music lol
The Scotch-Irish contributed to country songs in the Appalachians.
country music is inspired from scots-Irish music.
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She's a really sweet loving person. Many of todays artists could learn a thing or two from this very talented lovely lady.
She's so humble! How many other "stars" would consent to a fan's impromtu request like this without requiring a full band, contracts drawn up, managerial consultation and multi angle cameras and lights?
i know many who would do it but the "stars" are very different here in Sweden my favorite band was on their way to a gig and had to stop and full up the tank so they had a little mini acoustic concert outside of the gas station. just one of many examples they are internationally unknown but they had people from Sabaton playing on their songs and they been on Sabatons live gigs
Not to detract from Dolly, but I feel that most musicians would do this if asked.
@@MikaelLewisify Cant say i met "most" but i have met my fair share and most of the ones i did meet that are not swedish basically just said fuck off in a kinder way
Had to include this. With the money this lovely lass makes, she gives it back to our young children, the next generation via The Imagination Library. Free age appropriate books monthly to children from birth to 5 yrs in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Republic of Ireland. Any caregiver can apply and receive said books in record time.
Would love to see other wealthy celebrities follow in her footsteps.
@@pappo666 I love Sabaton! They are what men are supposed to look and sound like. Love from the Midwest, USA