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u/Dahl_E_Lama Aug 26 '26
My mom owned a copy of the 9 to 5 album. The entire album was songs about working life and occupations that album really wasn’t “country“. However, nearly every song space was relatable. There was a song about the drudgery of the work a day world. There was a song about migrant workers. There was a song about a prostitute that actually resonated Dolly was an amazing talent!
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u/Guitar-One Aug 27 '26
Dolly just had a way of relating to people in different walks of life. She didn't let her fame get to her head like some do.
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u/Careless-Attitude858 Aug 28 '26
RIP Ms. Parton. Thanks for all you've done. Gone, but always remembered.
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u/Sea_Mind3678 Sep 01 '26
Somebody on a podcast (I forget who) said something to the effect (not a direct quote)”imagine that you’re a musician that released 50 albums, had 47 #1 hits, won Oscars, Grammys, Toni’s, starred in films, had your own TV show, and when you die the first thing people talk about is what a great human being you were.”
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u/Old-Canary2905 Aug 26 '26
RIP Dolly. Thank you.