Dolly Parton I Will Always Love You 1974 Reaction
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She was on Porter Wagner's show and had decided to go out on her own and leave Porter. She wrote it as a good-bye to the man who helped her get started. Several years later, Porter fell on hard times and she bought his music portfolio to help him so he wouldn't have to sell to strangers. When he got back on his feet, she returned his music rights to him. THAT is the kind of person she is!
I'm a rocker chick - but some of dolly's has meant a lot to me over the years
wow u learn somthing everday
As much as Dolly is loved for her music, I believe the stuff she's done to help people is her best accomplishment and yet so few people know how much she's done. World could use some more Dollys.
He sued her before that though because his ratings dropped significantly after she left. She's a Class Act!
He was really mean to her as well after she left his show. He sued her, was rude about her in interviews.... all that kind of stuff. She never let that get to her, bought his music catalog when he went bankrupt and gifted it back to him, sang this song to him on his death bed and was there with him until he passed so he wouldn't feel alone. She really meant the words to this song.
I love watching black folks realize that this song is not a Whitney Houston original. It's always a great moment of cross-cultural exchange. Great stuff.
Always known it was Dolly’s.
I understand exactly what you mean I love you too
Its not just black people
@@djluckeytastic1547 It is just black people because he said he loves seeing black people, and mentioned a cross culture exchange.
@@DangerRussDayZ6533 you obviously don't get out much cuz there's also white people
One fact that will always blow my damn mind, is that Dolly wrote "I Will Always Love You" and "Jolene" on THE SAME DAY. She is truly gifted, and an amazing human being as well! One person you can say truly deserves everything good that has come her way.
Agree ♥️
That's amazing - that was a real red letter day!
It also blows my mind. I am fascinated by the fact, that a lot of the great songs were written on one day or even in 30 mins or less.
If I remember correctly she said on a David Letterman interview that Coat of many Colors was also on the same demo tape as Joline and I Will Always Love You.
They really dovetail together.
"Is this a Whitney Houston cover?" lol, made my day.
did Whitney Houston do anything that wasn't a cover?
Lol
The igna’int.
I don't think Whitney Hoyston was old enough for 1974 to be a cover of her version.
@@nancyjanzen5676 She was 10 or 11 when this was recorded 😀
This is Dolly’s song, but Whitney did a beautiful cover of it. I love both versions.
Please add Linda Ronstadt's version to your pleasure, on par whit Dolly and Whitney, its on YT.
I agree
How old was Whitney in 1974? Either way it was a Dolly original lol
@@Acoustic_strings whitney was born in 63 whitney would be in her teens
I typically listen to metal, but I always come back to Dolly as she’s a beautiful song writer and singer and tells a story in her songs better than most. Dolly is a legend 🤘🤘🤘
It's is title 1974 Whitney was 11. Dolly wrote this song in 1973.
Whitney Houston ' s mother was singing backup for Elvis Presley when Dolly wrote this.
Damn, that never occurred to me before. Think of all the little girls singing to their favorite artists now and how one of them may come to cover one of them later in life.
Perfect reply I would have said like a asshole
@@philly452009 This was written after Cissy Houston left. She sang with Elvis for just 5 weeks, in 1969. She'd wanted to stay home more & do solo work, so when the Sweet Inspirations got the permanent gig with Elvis, she took the opportunity to do just that.
Slick Willie 🤣🤣 please say your joking!
In 1995, Dolly started a charitable organization call the Imagination Library. It started by donating books to children in her home state of Tennessee. It is now gone worldwide. Books are donated to children across the globe. She recently celebrated her one hundredth millionth book giveaway. To celebrate this honor, she read to children in the Library of Congress. She is such a treasure.
First of all. Dolly Parton was born January 19,1946 in Locust Ridge Tennessee. Dolly Parton wrote and sang "I will always love you" in 1973 but was not released until 1974. Whitney Houston was born August 9, 1963 in Newark New Jersey. That means that Dolly Parton was about 27 years old when she sang and wrote "I will always love you and Whitney Houston was just a little bitty girl of about 10 years old. Ok? Goodnight.
Dolly wrote this in one evening to explain to Porter Wagoner why she had to leave his show. She has written about 3000 songs. She will be 75 next year.
The same day she wrote this, she wrote Jolene too.
Wow she is an amazing American treasure. So low key as most people with great talent are. Humble
They asked Dolly could Whitney sing her song for the movie the Bodyguard.. Dolly said yes “that girl is gonna make me rich “ and Whitney made them both rich !! Dolly is a smart business woman .. and the Bodyguard soundtrack is the biggest selling soundtrack to this day .. God Bless Kevin Costner for insisting that the role of Rachel Maron go to Whitney Houston .. they waited for Whitney a year .. it was also a big deal back then because Kevin and Whitney were an interracial couple .. Kevin fought for Whitney and I’m so glad he did !!
google Kevins words at Whitney's funeral.
Costner was also the one to pick this song for the movie.
Elvis wanted to cover this. But he wouldn't perform a song without owning at least 50% of the music rights of a song. Dolly refused to do it.
Guess she waited for the right person.
The screenplay for "The Bodyguard" was written in the 1970's. Originally, the movie was going to star Steve McQueen and Diana Ross, but McQueen died, before it could be made. Kevin Costner, as a tribute to McQueen, had his hair styled like Steve McQueen in "The Bodyguard".
@@racheng77 Oh wow! I didn't know that. You're absolutely right that Dolly waited for the right person!
He said, “She’s doing it justice too.”
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Dolly Parton has an amazing list of hit songs she has written and not all of them she has sung. Many modern hits were written by her. She truly is incredible.
Whitney covered it Dolly wrote it
Dolly sang it too
@Gus Lulu thanks
@Gus Lulu 🤣
@@christinaharrell9175 Dolly wrote it!
@@brigittereulet6522 and sang it to
And it went to number 1 twice before Whitney Houston covered it, when she did it went number 1 for a third time!
Im a sucker for originals. There's only a few covers that I'll listen to
I think it’s hit #1 several times.
1. In the 70’s when she first released it
2. In the 80’s from Best Little Whorehouse InTexas
3. In the 90’s from The Bodyguard
Dolly Parton and Vince Gill did it as a duet which didn’t hit #1 but did well in the charts and then it charted again after the tragic death of Whitney Houston.
Dolly's version will always be my first love!
Whitney sang that song beautifully...she gave it such power...but Dolly sang it from the heart...u felt it in your heart...I love both versions! RIP Whitney ❤
The host/guitarist literally says "that's gotta be one of the prettiest songs you ever wrote" ;-) You were to overwhelmed I guess, I cannot blame you :)
He is the one she wrote it for.
And she owns the all rites to this song too,so when someone covers it she gets paid$$$$$$
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Dolly knows how to do business!
@@NilZed1 Dolly once said that "Show Business is two words... and to truly succeed, you must be good at both words."
Elvis Presley wanted to record the song but he also wanted half the publishing. Dolly refused. She said it broke her heart to say no but that song was her retirement and her grandkids inheritance.
S Ragsdale she sure does...we love her her in Nashville,
Forty-six years on, and Dolly still gives me goosebumps singing this song. As she does for her kindness, and her compassion, and her many charitable works. The last thing you ever want to do is insult the Dolly Lama in the presence of a Tennessean. We will take serious objection to that.
She's one of the best song writers
"I Will Always Love You" is a song written and originally recorded in 1973 by American singer-songwriter Dolly Parton. Her country version of the track was released in 1974 as a single and was written as a farewell to her former partner and mentor of seven years, Porter Wagoner, following Parton's decision to leave The Porter Wagoner Show and pursue a solo career.
Parton's version of "I Will Always Love You" was a commercial success. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart twice. It first reached number one in June 1974, and then in October 1982, with her re-recording on the soundtrack of the movie version of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Thus, she achieved a number one position twice with the same song, a rare feat that Chubby Checker had done previously with "The Twist" becoming number one in 1960 and again in 1962.
Whitney Houston recorded her version of the song for the 1992 film The Bodyguard. Her single spent a then-record-breaking 14 weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and is one of the best-selling singles of all time. It also holds the record for being the best-selling single by a woman in music history. Houston's version of "I Will Always Love You" re-entered the charts in 2012 after her death, making it the second single ever to reach the top three on the Billboard Hot 100 in separate chart runs. The song has been recorded by many other artists including Linda Ronstadt, John Doe, Amber Riley, LeAnn Rimes, and Sarah Washington, whose dance version reached number 12 on the UK Singles Chart.
Dolly wrote this in 1973. Whitney covered it in 1991 as part of the soundtrack for the film, The Bodyguard in which Whitney starred in.
Please check out “Coat Of Many Colors”... Dolly based it on her own life, growing up terribly poor.
Love this song. Reminds me of my mom. Miss her so much.....
Love that song i learned how to play it on the guitar a few years ago such a nice store for a song :)
@@debbieepps7029 Debbie have you heard Ed Sheeran's song "Supermarket Flowers" Beautiful song!!!!
I was listening to that at work and I was listening to the lyrics and got emotional lol. I grew up poor too, but what got me was how she was happy given her situation. She was appreciative of all the things she did have.
Thats a great song.
I prefer Dolly’s version way more, it’s the subtle heartfelt emotion in why she wrote it in the first place that you can feel. It hits you right in the heart every time.
I like her version she sang to Burt Reynolds the most from The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
Her voice is often called the purest instrument in country music.
Kevin Costner suggested the song to Whitney to sing in the Bodyguard.
@@scarlettjoy9561 You can read anything, but I read she detested him.
Actually both versions are in the movie, this version when they are dancing in the Country bar.
Dolly wrote this for the man in the video, Porter Wagner. It was hard on Porter when Dolly wanted to go solo. This was a message to him that she would always care for him, and wish him the best.
She's in her 70's and still sounds amazing
In 1974, it played on the kitchen radio in the movie "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" which won an Oscar.
When she sang it to Porter Wagner he said go with my blessings as long as you let me produce the song
Whitney sang it about 15 yrs after dolly wrote and sang it:)
17 years later.
Dolly is the original writer and singer of this song. Whitney was given permission to sing it and knocked it out of the park. Both versions are amazing and beautiful and provide a very different feeling for the song. Dolly's is so personal and heartfelt (after all she wrote it for Porter Wagoner after deciding to leave his show after 5 years) Whitney's version is powerful and strong.
Angelic. The word to describe Dolly's voice that you're looking for is Angelic.
Dolly wrote it and sang it originally as a country artist. Whitney brought into the mainstream in the movie The Bodyguard. Both of them sing it beautifully. :)
Dolly wrote the song. :)
She made a bunch of money off this song when she released it. Then she made a bunch when Whitney redid it and got a Grammy too as songwriter. Then when Whitney died she made more millions off of it as everyone started downloading it. I remember her Grammy acceptance speech where she thanked Whitney for making her rich. Dolly has a wicked sense of humor. She used to always tell everyone "It costs a lot of money to look this cheap!"
The man at the end of the song (Porter Wagner) was her manager. She preformed on his weekly show and with him in concert. When she became a bigger star then him he refused to let her out of her contract. After finally having enough she went home and wrote this song. The next morning she sat him down and sung it for him. His response was “Okay I’ll let you out of your contract on one condition. I get to produce this song. She agreed and the rest is history.
Whitney Houston covered the song. After hearing it Dolly said that it was no longer her song It was Whitney’s.
The volume is low. When the ads come on, it blows my speakers out.
Yes,
What happened to frist verse of the song.Have watched it with other reactors but somrwhere between her talking at the beginning , they skipped the first verse.
Her voice is beautiful , and she also has some pipes that she really doesn’t show in this song
She is a true queen and saint... plus the voice of an angel
Am from South Africa, almost everyone knows Dolly Parton here, it's weird to see that there are people who are not familiar with her from America...good reaction otherwise
Yeah, I was driving in Mpumalanga and could only pick up a Zulu language station on the radio. And who was playing, Dolly Parton (with Ladysmith Black Mambazo).
Always fun to find out a song you thought was an original was actually a cover.
I was surprised when I found out Joan Jett didn't write Crimson and Clover. My interpretation of the song didn't fit when I found out a guy wrote it.
@@johnfriday5169 yeah its older from the 60s or 70s
@@watcherwlc53 and so totally psychedelic
Dolly is doing this song Justice because she wrote it. Whitney Houston did this song few years back and it was associated with the movie The Bodyguard that starred Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner. The song was written by Dolly for someone that she worked very closely with. She came to a point in her career where she knew that they had to go separate ways. He did not want to part ways. So she wrote this song she sang it to him he came to tears and they parted ways as the dearest of friends.
In 1974 I got married and moved from MN to Gulfport MS with my husband who was a navy seabee. I met one of the locals and in talking with her she asked me did I like country music. I said I really wasn't familiar with it at all but there was one song I was hearing on the radio and liked a lot. She asked me what it was and I hummed a little because I didn't remember the title or know who the artist was. She said, "Oh, that's Dolly, everybody loves Dolly."
It's funny to hear someone call Dolly Parton a new artist LOL.
🤣😁😂😊
Dolly was just named The Woman of the Century!
Please react to this: Brad Paisley ft. Dolly Parton - When I get where I’m going.
You’ll get to witness her powerful, emotion vocal range.
You should listen to Dolly's song "Coat of Many Colors"
This was written by Dolly Parton & she is also the original singer. Whitney Houston has a successful cover of this song.
Dolly Parton wrote I Will Always Love You and it was a hit for her,,, then Whitney blew it out of the water. Dolly Parton has wrote hundreds of songs keeping the rights to all of her songs. She gets royalties from Whitney’s version every time it’s played.
Her life story. 😭😭😭. She came from dirt. Look up her quotes. 😂 "It costs alot of money to look this cheap". 😍🥰😍🥰😂
I like, when someone asked if it bothered her to be thought of as a Dumb Blond. She said, No, 'cause I know I'm not dumb, and I know I'm not blond. Gotta love "Dolly-isms."
One of my favourite Dolly-isms is, "I'm very real to look so phony!" XD Love it!
Dolly Parton wrote the song. Whitney covered it later.
She originally wrote the song for Porter Wagoner she had been on his variety show for few years and it was time for her to leave to pursue other projects and this was the song that she wrote to him.
Dolly is such a class act, she loves it when people cover her songs so long as it is out of respect and love.
whitney's version is a cover of this one
04:07 priceless 😆 I believe Dolly wrote this song the same night she wrote Jolene
Yes she did
Yep another of Dolly's original songs telling a story that draws you in. You have to remember that Miss Whitney was the type of artist that comes maybe once in a life time. Every thing she every sang, she was able to make her own. She was one of a kind.
Dolly wrote this song for Porter Wagoner, who was her mentor and duet partner for years. She felt she needed to move on from him as she felt she'd hit a roadblock with him but he didn't want to let her go from his TV show or from being his duet partner. She said she wrote this song for him to help him understand her feelings towards him and how she would always be grateful to him.
Dolly wrote and sang this song in 1974 to say goodbye to the man who was clapping for her in the beginning, and Whitney covered it in the Bodyguard Soundtrack in 1992!!
I would recommend listening to her song Coat of Many Colors. It one of my favorite songs of Dolly Parton's
Dolly wrote this song and it was a number 1 on 2 separate occasions for her! Whitney covered it for the bodyguard soundtrack skyrocketing it to what we know it for today Dolly has always been gracious saying that Whitney did an amazing job on her rendition
The history of the song goes like this. In 1992 Dolly Parton heard Witney Houston sing this song. Dolly liked it so much she got into a time machine and went back to 1973 and recorded the song.
You are so in love w Dolly 👍❤️❤️I think it’s so cute !! Makes my heart smile 😊
Aren't we all? She a national treasure!...lol
Whitney Houston was probably in kindergarten when this song came out
visualpossibilities Whitney was about 10 or 11 years old.
Dolly Parton wrote this song and it was her biggest hit. Whitney did the cover.
I don't think it was Dolly's biggest hit for herself. "9 to 5," "Islands in the Stream," and "Here You Come, Again" were probably bigger.
@@highnrising Dolly hit #1 on the Country charts twice. Then #6 with a duet with Vince Gill. Huge song.
Dolly wrote this song when she was leaving Porter Wagner's show. They were very close friends and this was her way saying good bye. She always sang from her heart. Dolly said first time she heard Whitney sing her song she had pull off road because it was sang very beautiful
Lol I had to laugh that you questioned who recorded this first given the year 1974 🤣. Witney was 11 and didn’t start recording for another decade later and recorded her version in 1992. You will find many have covered Dolly’s songs over the decades as she is a legend. Glad you are discovering her.
Dolly’s favourite song is Coat of Many Colours and it is a true story of her childhood. I highly recommend you react to it. It’s beautiful.
I found it funny that with Dolly's hairdo & the video quality, a question was posed... "Did Whitney cover Dolly or Dolly cover Whitney?".
Dolly wrote this for Porter Wagner (the man at the end) before she left his show.
The most impressive thing about dolly parton is she wrote this song and jolene on the same day
I know what you mean about her voice. I can’t find words for it either, but she pierces my soul with her beautiful singing. The best part of Dolly, isn’t even her voice. It’s her heart. ❤️
Dolly wrote this in 64. Whitney covered it in 91.
This was a very personal song of her breaking from her married manager that she was in love with.
Bulwark AC : 1974, not 64. And she wasn’t in love with Porter Waggoner, she “loved” his friendship.
@@imweakfordeaky I appreciate the date correction. I loved his friendship is 1974 good girl speak for she was in love with him. Like the song says. You tell me when you hear that song, is that I will miss you pal?
Now you have heard the original song sung by its composer.
Yep, as others have said, this is the original, and Dolly Parton wrote it. Whitney Houston covered it 18 years later for The Bodyguard. Dolly is happy for other people to record her songs, because she's a prolific songwriter, as well as a singer.
Dolly wrote it and sang it for the man (Porter Wagoner) she was talking to at the end of the video, Whitney covered it later. Porter Wagoner gave Dolly her start in the music business and she was a regular on his TV show. When she decided to go out on her own, he was really upset and this song was to smooth things over with him.
I really would love to see you, the poster of these reaction videos, as well as reactor, start reading a few of the many comments left by your viewers! You might be surprised at the kind advice they sometimes give you, and quite a lot of "behind the scenes" info about the songs & videos themselves. After all, a broader knowledge of even old music can sometimes help you out along the way. And, oh yes I almost forgot to add, please put a "thumbs-up" of your own when you do read a comment. It makes a viewer feel kinda good knowing you did.
Dolly does an amazing version of a Don Francisco gospel song called He's Alive. It's a live performance video.
When ,Dolly sings this song it brings tears to your eyes
She is an angel, inside an out.
Dolly has written over 700 songs.. fun fact 😁
Dolly said she stopped counting how many songs she'd written at 3000.
Yes Dolly did originally write this. And many have been doing covers as she really does write some pretty music. If you want to hear an electric guitar sing this song then i incourage you to look no further then Hank marvin as he has a very unique way of making his Dender stratacater really sing. And yes this is the same hank Marvin that played with the Shadows way back in 1959 i think and yes he was the first one in the UK to have this guitar. ruclips.net/video/uMYjOO7u-XA/видео.html
This, for me, has always and always will be, Dolly's song. She wrote it and has the best version because it's from her heart.
Whitney performed this song, Dolly wrote it and sang it. Both great jobs but Dolly’s earnestness is so clear. Whitney got everyone to hear the song. Everyone wins 🙌
Hi. I have a recommendation for your reaction. Check out A Change is gonna come by the late great Sam Cooke. It was written and recorded by Sam shortly after the March on Washington in 1963 and it’s still relevant today. I’m sure that you will be moved emotionally. Thanks.
I love that song! And Sam Cooke!!
She’s special- few people are as nice and caring as Dolly! BTW- Dollywood was awesome!😊
She has written between 3000 and 5000 songs. You would be surprised how many songs you love that she wrote.
Dolly wrote this song❤
Your volume is driving me up a wall.
yeah, the volume is out of whack. hopefully it was corrected in the later videos.
Dolly wrote this song and many people have covered it but it was Whitney who brought it back and made it a huge hit once again
Dolly is a legend and a song writer and many of her songs have been covered over the years.
Another interesting story behind this song has Elvis involved. Elvis wanted to record “I will always love you” and Dolly agreed. On the day of the recording, Dolly received a call from Elvis’ manager who informed Dolly that Elvis would only recorded the song if he received half the publishing rights. Dolly already had a number one hit with this song, and she knew giving half the publishing away was not a good idea. So simply Dolly said no to Elvis. Today, Dolly owns her own publishing company, record label, production company and her massive theme park, DollyWood. Dolly is a shrewd business woman. She knew her worth and still does.
Listen to "Fist City," "Coal Miner's Daughter," and "You Ain't Woman Enough" by Loretta Lynn!
I love Loretta Lynn's music
"Rome, first of all I want to thank you for your reactions, which I love watching because for me , I get the opportunity to listen to music that I am very familiar with , yet your honesty is refreshing and I get to discover the tunes of my youth all over again. For that , I really enjoy your passion for reaching out to what you have admitted is uncharted territory .
Please consider listening to the following , for which I feel that you will truly enjoy ; Alvin Lee & his band "Ten Years After" the Song is , "I would Love to change the World" ruclips.net/video/lSYFJB7o9ZQ/видео.html
A second song that Alvin Lee has which you would truly enjoy is called "Here they Come" ruclips.net/video/wuYnO6i8BYE/видео.html
Dolly actually wrote this song herself along with about 3,000 other songs . She is the sweetest she is humble and generous and a boss lady ! she gave Whitney permission to use it she said Whitney could take all the credit but Dolly Wood take all the royalties.😊 She was flattered that Whitney wanted to use it she did however turn down Elvis Presley because he wanted to remake her song. Dolly's voice is simply angelic. She is so sweet and A-1 Top class!💜 I would suggest you also listen to my coat of many colors and Jolene both by Dolly.
Dolly wrote that 3 years before I was born (1973-4). :) She was always a legendary family-Inspiring singer.
Loretta Lynn - Fist City or You Ain't Woman Enough To Take My Man
You've got to bring the music audio up in the mix.
When you said “isn’t this a Whitney Houston song? But she’s doing it justice too” 😳😂🤣. I know you’re on the journey to learn... I bet a lot of people who do t listen to country may not know this is a Dolly Parton song! Covered beautifully by Whitney Houston ♥️ Dolly has said so herself - she never lets anyone cover her songs - reminds us of the wonderful talent of Whitney Houston RIP
Yep, it’s Dolly’s song, she wrote and recorded in in the 1970’s and Whitney did a beautiful cover!
Since you are making these today PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE REACT to. Keith Urban “ Blue ain’t your color”
React to her song Apple Jack, or Me and little Andy
I love Dolly so much not just as an Artist but as a person. She such a sweet nice person and much smarter than she appears.
Dolly wrote this song amongst many many many others, but allowed Whitney to perform it and she did a wonderful rendition!
Please react to Home Free video singing Man of Constant Sorrow thank youv
She wrote this for Porter Wagner her boss she was his caged songbird and needed to be free