1972 The World Of Dolly Parton Vinyl 2-LP Record Gatefold VG+
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1972 The World Of Dolly Parton Vinyl 2-LP Record Gatefold VG+
Vinyl / Jacket Grade per Goldmine Standard: VG+ / VG+
SIDE ONE DUMB BLONDE YOUR OLE HANDY MAN I DON’T WANT TO THROW RICE PUT IT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW I WASTED MY TEARS SOMETHING FISHY SIDE TWO FUEL TO THE FLAME THE GIVING AND THE TAKING I'M IN NO CONDITION THE COMPANY YOU KEEP I’VE LIVED MY LIFE THE LITTLE THINGS SIDE THREE WHY, WHY, WHY I WOUND EASY I DON’T WANT YOU AROUND ME ANYMORE HILLBILLY WILLY THIS BOY HAS BEEN HURT DADDY WON’T BE HOME ANYMORE SIDE FOUR AS LONG AS I LOVE A HABIT I CAN’T BREAK I’M NOT WORTH THE TEARS I DON’T TRUST ME AROUND YOU I COULDN’T WAIT FOREVER TOO LONELY TOO LONG In 1967, "a petite blonde of incredible, vanilla-ice-cream beauty . . . with a quivering Appalachian soprano” stepped on the Opry stage in Nashville and stole a slew of country hearts. Dolly Parton became Porter Wagoner’s leading lady singer after Nor- ma Jean ended her seven-year stint to get married. Together with Porter, Dolly has become a country legend. She appeared in a television series that was carried by more stations than any other syndicated show in the his- tory of country TV. She head- lined numerous TV specials. And, certainly of great signifi- cance to country music his- tory, she performed at the first concert devoted exclu- sively to country music at Madison Square Garden. Late in 1971, Nashville took over New York City, and Dolly Par- ton played a lead part. The career that began when Dolly was ten shot to song- writing, singing country clas- sics, and several Grammy nominations and awards, in- cluding “Most Promising Fe- male Vocalist” in 1968 and "Top Vocal Duo” 1968-1970. Listen then to The World Of Dolly Parton—the first steps on her road to stardom —and hear just what it takes to make Nashville and the world tick. —Mike Frost Cover design: Bill Barnes/Photography: Lewis Owens/© 1972 CBS. Inc./® 1972 Monument Rec- ord Corp./Distributed by Columbia Records/CBS. lnc./5l W. 52nd Street. New York. N.Y.




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