FIRST TIME HEARING Dolly Parton - Here You Come Again REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- FIRST TIME HEARING Dolly Parton - Here You Come Again REACTION
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I'm 56 years old and I've probably been to over 100 concerts in my life. I've seen bands like Slayer, Metallica, KISS, Pantera, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, etc. But in my top 5 all time concerts I've ever been to is when I saw Dolly Parton here in my hometown in 2014. It wasn't with a full band but it was still Dolly and she was amazing. Her storytelling was aewsome, she was funny, but it was her singing that really blew me away. Plus she's such a good person. She's so giving. Her philanthropic efforts are legendary.
I'm 50 years old nice to hang out with Slayer Metallica and PanteraExodus. If you put all of those band members in a ring against Dolly Parton? Yeah . Right 👍
I have heard Dolly sing country, pop, gospel, modern Christian and now she has a rock album! She crosses all barriers and genres! Now this woman is THE G O A T!!
Dolly grew on me over time as a country music fan. She was the real first female singers that wrote and sang her own songs. This is one of my favorite songs of hers. You should definitely do her and Kenny Rogers Islands In The Stream duet.
I brought Dolly (and a room full of her "posse") room service at the Sheraton Music City when I lived in Nashville (late 80's). She was everything you would expect, calling me "dang cute" and got a kick out of my blushing. I'll never forget it.
It’s funny that Amber mentioned the guitar making it sound country … Dolly insisted the producer bring in a steel guitar player to make it sound more country. She thought it sounded too pop. This song stayed #1 on the country charts for 5 weeks and won her a Grammy award. It crossed over to the billboard pop charts and made it to #3. Her first crossover hit! Love it!
I love Dolly Parton and her music, she is also a very generous human being. I used to work for what was then American Airlines and Dolly would fly with us a lot on her way and back from LA. I loaded luggage and freight, you could tell when she was on the plane. She would have big cases, about 6, many were empty probably on a buying spree after she finished her show.
This was Dolly's first mainstream, top 40 hit, even though she was already a respected staple on country radio. I hope you'll listen to her 9 to 5. The "percussion" is perhaps the most unusual you've ever heard.
This won won the 1978 Grammy award for Best Female Country Vocal Performance.
Check out "2 doors down", "Jeannie's afraid of the dark" a very strange, haunting song, "Me and little Andy", "Don't I ever cross your mind"
2 doors down is a great song
Love Jeannies afraid of the dark🙂
Omg, "Me and Little Andy"...that's gotta hold the record for saddest country song ever
Get a big box of tissues for Me and Little Andy - it haunts me for days every time I hear it.
Jeannie's afraid of the dark, a very different song for sure, but I still like it
I love everything Dolly and it all began with this song. Watching her perform this song is mesmerizing.
She is a national treasure.
Amen!
This was Dolly Parton deliberate attempt to crossover so it’s country pop. This was Dolly’s first Billboard top 10 pop hit
Best line from this song, "looking better than a body has a right to". I love that line. The 70s were when artists started playing with the idea of crossing over to other genre's. Crossing from country to pop was common and proved quite successful for artists like Dolly, Olivia Newton John, John Denver, Kenny Rogers...and more. Now artists cross genre's all the time, but the 70s were when artists paved the way. Dolly is truly an angel.
That’s my favorite line too!!!
One of the best songs I've ever heard.
you actually hit the nail on the head here ... this actually was pop. Dolly was changing the genre at that time. She was criticized for leaving country & she said that she would Never leave country behind but take it with her! I always recommend for anyone who is new to Dolly parton, to go back to anything She recorded between 1972-1987. . . You will Not be disappointed!!
Dolly is not only a great singer, but a wonderful Christian woman. Love her!
No one is like dolly. Amazing person first. Artist second. What a songwriter
She just made everyone love her!!! And we did!!!!
dolly is an american treasure and this song makes me so damn happy. as does “2 doors down.” she’s just the best.
I was over seas for 2.5 Years and Woke up to Dolly on AFN. I guess that is why I appreciate this song so much. A part of America while in Europe!
Queen of country singers
Dolly is a National Treasure…
One her crossover hits. Songs like this is why she's been nominated for the rock and roll hall of Fame this year.
Dolly Parton for president 2024..
Lot of her songs are crossover songs...Probably one reason she is nominated for rock hall of fame
Dolly’s singing is effortless.
Dolly actually did a song that's a total departure from usual style . A frenzied fast paced disco tune where she gets her growl on . It's called Baby I'm Burning . It will surprise you .
Dolly is a beauty inside and out. Great song.
See the video of Dolly and Pentatonix singing Jolene. They won a Grammy for it.
Dolly is 76 now and married to same man 56 years. Wonderful woman.
You two are so adorable... with Dolly singing? I’m losing it! ❤️
This is my favourite Dolly Parton song.
One of my favorite Dolly songs. Written by pop song writers Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. This was probably Dolly’s first big pop music hit. I recently read that she wanted there to be steel guitars added to the instrumentation and she wanted them to be very audible so that if somebody say the song wasn’t country, she would able to say it was and be able to prove it.
I love this song!!!! I remember coming to this country as a kid and I remember this was the very first song that I heard on an American radio. Love Dolly!
Dolly is QUEEN!
A natural talent. Love her. ♥️
Dolly is an angel on earth
Great line "looking better than a body has a right to..."
This was her breakthrough POP hit from 1977. She'd already written and sung a load of #1 Country hits. Her goal was always to reach a wider audience. This one broke through to #3 Pop (and was also a #1 Country hit). There was no stopping her after this.
This was my first time hearing Dolly. Later; my step dad was into Country music, and I learned more about her. Always a big fan of her ever since
This was a huge crossover pop hit when I was in high school in the late 70's
A big crossover hit for Dolly topping the country charts reached number three on Billboard pop singles chart in 1978.
Such a sweet voice and such a sweet song. Such a gift to make it sound soo easy.
“Light of a Clear Blue Morning” came on the radio on the way to my vaccine appointment and I sobbed the whole time.
As much as yall Dolly, yall need to take a vacation to her Dollywood theme park. It's so family oriented and everyone is so nice. It's Dolly personality through and through
She wrote I will always love you sung by Whitney Houston.
She performed it as well. Most people think of that song and immediately think Whitney, but I think Dolly first.
Since it's almost Easter, Dolly singing "He's Alive" would be a great song to hear.
The song Me and Little Andy is one of the best Dolly songs. Her song 9 to 5 is a must. She was the movie with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. Awesome movie.
Definitely there are so many award winning country female artist of the 50s and 60s. Dolly is just 1. Loretta Lynn had won so many first of her kind to get rare awards. Loretta is the Queen of country music. Check it out.
When Dolly started doing more pop/country...Nashville & her fans thought she was abandoning country. Dolly said, "l'm not leaving country, l'm taken it with me" Dolly was still played on country radio. I remember going to see Dolly in her 1st movie, "9 to 5". Watch it if you want a good laugh & also watch the Loretta Lynn movie, "Coal Miners Daughter". Both are great movies!
Beautiful song. Just beautiful. And its on my ay list. Loved it 80 and 40 yrs later I still do. Thank you
Fall 1977/Winter1978! Loved this song and sang it all the time when I was little.
The late 70s/early 80s were a big time for country pop, and that’s really what you have here. Dolly, Kenny Rodgers, Eddie Rabbit, crystal Gayle were huge then.
I adore Eddie Rabbitt!! "I Love a Rainy Night" & "Drivin' My Life Away" are great "car-ride in the country" songs... 🧡🧡🧡
Crystal Gayle was my favorite.
Yes but this was a 1977 party
The wife here..Love Love Dolly!!..I have special beautiful memories of I and my husband..Listening to her...Dollywood is great My husband and I met several of her "kinfolk"...that sang in several of the shows at Dollywood..It was our anniversary and a wonderful one.!!
"Why'd ya come here looking like that" "ROmeo" Both Dolly favorites!
So, after this one, you need to listen to her "Why'd You Come In Here Lookin' Like That". Very up, a bit poppy, and lots of fun! Just love Dolly.
I agree! One of my favorite Dolly songs!
This song takes me back to a special time in my life.
My favorite song by Dolly is”It’s all wrong but it’s alright “
This song was Dolly Parton's very first country-crossover hit!!! It went all the way to hit #1 on Billboard Country chart and it peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart during the winter of 1978. This song gave her pop status, even in the late 1970s. What a banger of a song!!!
Definitely! Personally, it’s my favorite song of Dolly’s.
Hope you will soon sample Canada’s Snowbird Anne Murray who had many country/ pop hits in the 70’s and 80’s. Elvis said Anne was his favourite female singer. A Little Good News would be a good start. Snowbird, Danny’s Song and You Needed Me are also good suggestions.
This is from her era in the 70s when she had several hits that were like top 40 easy listening pop-not country. They are my favorites among her hits. Please review more of her songs from that period.
She did grow up poor but you can't hold people like her back, they will shine.
Yes awesome. This is one of my favorite songs of hers.
Yes Jordan this is a fun song and yes Amber this is not her typical country songs. This was about 1978 and she was expanding into mainstream music with this album and this song in particular was a huge hit on the pop charts. She was doing interviews around this time where she said she wanted to be a mainstream household name/ superstar. She of course succeeded!! You guys have got to watch " 9 to 5", with her in about 1980. It is hilarious and of course Dolly sings the theme song " 9 to 5"
No one like her. She's a class act and sweet as can be.
Dolly Coat of many colors
Hearing it again I had forgotten what an amazing song writer Dolly Parton is. Yes it sounds like a simple song, but the number of key changes, solos, bridges between choruses, it's a lot more complex than you think.
Dolly Parton deserves an award for being a wonderfully decent person. I wish we gave those out because Dolly is just a *peach.* Did you two know that she offers a "book of the month" program for children?
This tune and this album is what made Dolly a superstar, took her from country and gave her to the rest of us too.
Country Music GOAT.
This was Dolly’s first crossover hit onto the pop charts,later came “9 To 5”
This was Dolly's first ever cross over hit in 1977.Hit #3 on hot 100 for 6 weeks and #1 on country (not sure how long)
Try her Two doors down.There are two completely different versions that both charted on country and pop
Dolly does break boundaries. This is from an album in the late 70s. Disco was big and this album had some disco flair. Disco country! It took someone like Dolly to pull it off.
I LOVE YOU DOLLY😍❤️♥️💗💓
One of the last movies I saw at a drive-in was Dolly in "9 To 5." Great, FUN movie, and she had a hit with the theme song.
The producer (or director) mentioned that he needed a theme song for the movie. She wrote it that evening and the next day they had a hit on their hands
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No matter what genre you are into, Dolly will be in your life somewhere.
Check out her headlining one of the biggest festivals,Glastonbury.
The crowd really show how much she is loved by all ages.
Im sure youre tired of hearing from me on this one....but I keep coming back. It truly is my all time favorite song, by my all time favorite artist. I WANT this played at my funeral.
This song was on every pop station on the radio in the summer of 1977. Me and my cousins sitting in the back set of my aunts 75 Cadillac on a hot day, going down 2nd South in Salt Lake City. I miss you guys.
Such a great song - happy yet melancholy at the same time.
My ALL TIME favorite song!!!!! Absolutely love Dolly!!!!!!
This is my favorite Dolly song
Sara Beralla singing gravity. Beautiful song
Dolly is a treasure. Amazing voice and amazing soul. I'm so, so glad you like her music! Try 9 to 5 (the song AND the movie)!
Love dolly music
This song puts me in the back of my mom's '76 Chevy station wagon, out on I-75 at night, eating a White Castle, watching the pretty lights on the big rigs going by...
Once again, I am going to try to make a case for you guys to listen to Maria McKee for female Friday.
1) Dolly Parton said she was the best front woman of a band (Lone Justice) that she has ever seen.
2) she was actually discovered by Linda Rondstadt when she was fronting Lone Justice
3) Adam Duritz (lead singer for Counting Crows) often included the character “Maria” in his songs, and later stated in an interview that this was in part a reference to Maria McKee, who he idolized and had a huge crush on
4) Her voice and songwriting are epic and run the gamut of many genres. Check her out in Lone Justice (Sweet, Sweet Baby, Dixie Storms, Shelter, and many others) and solo (Show Me Heaven, If Love is a Red Dress, I’m Gonna Soothe You, This Property is Condemned, Breathe, Opelousas (Sweet Relief), Panic Beach, I Forgive You, Nobody’s Child, and MANY more. Once you hear her voice it never lets you go.
Couldn’t agree more. Ways to e Wicked written yTom Petty.
True story, when I was a kid we didn’t listen to country music so this as a crossover was my first experience with Dolly. I was in love, then if course became familiar with her vast catalogue. My daughters grew up loving her and now my grandkids love her. She’s a beautiful soul, a phenomenal musician and human being ❤️
Dolly Parton. "Stairway to Heaven". Nuff said.
I'm an old school rocker, and I have always said she is an American treasure.
Sammy Hagar is another one.
They could do one heck of a duet together.
This is most definitely a pop song. Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil originally wrote it for Brenda Lee, who turned it down. Gary Klein produced this record with Dolly after hearing it by B.J. Thomas. The pedal steel part was added for Dolly to give it some country twang. Patti LaBelle has a great version of the song, too.
I loved this song so much as a kid.
Wow, this lady is prolific. So many songs to choose from. ‘9 to 5’ is the big hit i recommend. But you can go in a lot of different directions with Dolly and they’re all winners! The lady herself is a national treasure.
This song was so fitting when they used it on Gilmore Girls.
This is my favorite Dolly Parton song! My dad and my uncle used to play this song all the time when I was a child. It never really sound like a country song to me even though it was played on country stations.
Love this she has just brought out new music
With "9 to 5" she crossed over into pop and did a whole series of main stream songs!
One I think you really need to listen to is K.T. Oslin, her song 80's Ladies was a great song. She had a beautiful voice.
Dolly is one of those artists who shouldn't be pigeonholed into one genre. She can do anything.
Yess! Someone else suggested Loretta’s sister Crystal Gayle. Very unique voice. ♥️🎶♥️
💜💜💜
Beautiful human
I haven't heard this song in a million years. I wasn't even sure I knew it until you started playing it. It feels like childhood.
Not only can this lovely lady sing but she is a great actress as well who has been in a few films
But one of my favorites is a musical that she starred with Burt Reynolds called The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas
"I'll Always Love You" was the Theme Song to that movie
This was the song that made me love Dolly Parton. I was very young. Great song