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RIP Dolly Parton

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  • Dawson Yarbrough
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    I’m in the country music business. She was an all time great. But an even better person. RIP Dolly. 

  • RKR at DKR
    RKR at DKR

    I first saw her at the Buddies Supermarket parking lot on a flat bed trailer along with Porter Wagoner when I was a little kid in Ft Worth .

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I first saw her at the Buddies Supermarket parking lot on a flat bed trailer along with Porter Wagoner when I was a little kid in Ft Worth .

Dolly was the real deal. No gimmicks, no fluff --- just talent stacked on talent. Country music doesn’t make many like her anymore. Hell of a run.

RIP

I learned a couple of years ago for the first time that my father (now 90) had a huge crush on her. I understand why. 
 

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An amazing entertainer, became an even better businesswoman and entrepreneur, but she was really just a good person that was universally loved. She was truly special. 

Classic country. Amazing lady with a generous spirit. RIP Dolly.

 

Bit of trivia.....Dolly wrote "I Will Always Love You" and "Jolene" in 1973 in a single day.

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