https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/dolly-parton-dead-obit-1234810193/
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“Bryan Seaver, nephew of Dolly Parton, announced the news via a video announcement on Facebook.”
“Nevertheless, Parton continued to have country hits.”
““I was the first one that ever became popular doin’ it, but there’s a lot of ‘em a lot more talented than me.”
“The 30-track album dovetailed with another high-profile achievement in Parton’s career: her 2022 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.”
“They released 13 albums and won the CMA Award for Vocal Duo of the Year three times.”
“It was a tribute to Dean, whom she met shortly after first arriving in Nashville.”
“But in the fall, the entertainer postponed the shows, citing “health challenges” that required her to stay in Nashville.”
“Anyone who can write ‘Coat of Many Colors’ and sing it the way she does has got the stuff to do anything.”
“In 1995, three years after it became a record-breaking hit for Whitney Houston, she cut it as a duet with Vince Gill.”
“All the while, Parton maintained a focus on her own songwriting.”
“A 2003 tribute LP, Just Because I’m a Woman : The Songs of Dolly Parton, featured versions of her classics recorded by Sinead O’Connor, Shania Twain, Melissa Etheridge, and Alison Krauss, among others.”
“Through it all, Parton considered herself first and foremost a songwriter.”
““That’s such a good song a monkey could have made it a hit,” Parton said of her pop breakthrough the next year, in 1978.”
“Parton’s commercial resurgence began, in part, in 2005, when she returned to the top of the country charts with “When I Get Where I’m Going,” a duet with Brad Paisley.”
“With its hypnotically pulsing guitar lick and desperate, ascending chorus melody revolving around the song’s simple two-syllable title, “Jolene” soon became Parton’s signature song.”
““I’ve never been prouder of anything,” Parton later said of the Trio project.”
““I would have thought [that] would have been a hit,” Parton later said, “and nobody cares.” As soon as Parton become one of the precious few prominent female recording artists in country music , she began a career of navigating structural sexism in the music and entertainment industry.”
“She released the 1968 LP Just Because I’m a Woman for RCA Records, and officially became a member of the Opry the following year.”
““She has demonstrated for women the world over how much can be achieved by the power of the female voice.”
“The film found a built-in audience thanks to its source material, a song that rivaled “Jolene” as Parton’s most popular because of its universal nature.”