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Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner, 1972. She wrote the song I Will Always  Love You for him when she decided to leave his television show, on which  she appeared in 218 episodes. :
Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner, 1972. She wrote the song I Will Always Love You for him when she decided to leave his television show, on which she appeared in 218 episodes. :

Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - Episode list - IMDb
Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - Episode list - IMDb

Dumb Blonde performed by Dolly Parton on Cas Walker Show
Dumb Blonde performed by Dolly Parton on Cas Walker Show

Remember When Dolly Parton Appeared on 'Reba'?
Remember When Dolly Parton Appeared on 'Reba'?

Dolly Parton leaves The Porter Wagoner Show
Dolly Parton leaves The Porter Wagoner Show

When Dolly Parton debuted 'Jolene' on TV and became a country music  superstar - Smooth
When Dolly Parton debuted 'Jolene' on TV and became a country music superstar - Smooth

Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb
Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb

Dolly Parton steals show on Thanksgiving, dresses as Dallas Cowboys  cheerleader for halftime performance
Dolly Parton steals show on Thanksgiving, dresses as Dallas Cowboys cheerleader for halftime performance

Dolly Parton On The Johnny Carson Show For The First Time
Dolly Parton On The Johnny Carson Show For The First Time

My Summer With Dolly Parton. In 1987 I was going through a painful… | by  Loren Kantor | Medium
My Summer With Dolly Parton. In 1987 I was going through a painful… | by Loren Kantor | Medium

Dolly Parton filmography - Wikipedia
Dolly Parton filmography - Wikipedia

@DollyParton's video Tweet
@DollyParton's video Tweet

Watch Dolly Parton gorgeously harmonise with her sisters in early TV  performance - Smooth
Watch Dolly Parton gorgeously harmonise with her sisters in early TV performance - Smooth

Dolly Parton appears on the Cas Walker show in 1967
Dolly Parton appears on the Cas Walker show in 1967

Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb
Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb

How Dolly Parton Really Became Porter Wagoner's 'New Girl Singer'
How Dolly Parton Really Became Porter Wagoner's 'New Girl Singer'

Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb
Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb

Dolly Parton TV Special Celebrates 50 Years with the Grand Ole Opry
Dolly Parton TV Special Celebrates 50 Years with the Grand Ole Opry

Dolly Parton - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Dolly Parton - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Partially Lost] Lost Dolly Parton Performance. The date of the performance  is September 2nd of 1970 on The Porter Wagoner Show at the WSM-TV studios.  Tons of photos of it exists but
Partially Lost] Lost Dolly Parton Performance. The date of the performance is September 2nd of 1970 on The Porter Wagoner Show at the WSM-TV studios. Tons of photos of it exists but

Dolly Parton gets cut off mid song by Porter Wagoner (1967)
Dolly Parton gets cut off mid song by Porter Wagoner (1967)

The Story of How Dolly Parton's 'I Will Always Love You' Came to Be
The Story of How Dolly Parton's 'I Will Always Love You' Came to Be

Partially Lost] Lost Dolly Parton Performance. The date of the performance  is September 2nd of 1970 on The Porter Wagoner Show at the WSM-TV studios.  Tons of photos of it exists but
Partially Lost] Lost Dolly Parton Performance. The date of the performance is September 2nd of 1970 on The Porter Wagoner Show at the WSM-TV studios. Tons of photos of it exists but

Dolly Parton celebrates first appearance on Porter Wagner show
Dolly Parton celebrates first appearance on Porter Wagner show

Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb
Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb

Cas Walker Show - Dolly's First Radio & TV Show
Cas Walker Show - Dolly's First Radio & TV Show

Dolly Parton Career Timeline: From Rural Appalachia to the Rock & Roll Hall  of Fame
Dolly Parton Career Timeline: From Rural Appalachia to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Dolly (TV series) | Dolly Parton Wikia | Fandom
Dolly (TV series) | Dolly Parton Wikia | Fandom

Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb
Dolly (TV Series 1976– ) - IMDb