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Dolly
Dolly Parton's lengthy career has included 7 Grammy awards, 2 Oscar nominations, a Tony nomination, and her 1999 induction into the Country Music Hall Of Fame. Yet it's her music and songwriting to which all roads return. Her early heartfelt tales of growing up in Tennessee gave way to incredible pop crossover smashes in the '80s. From her first national hit in 1967, ironically titled "Dumb Blonde" to the legendary '70s duets with Porter Wagoner; from her first #1 single in 1970 to her 26th #1 in 1991--and all the stops in between--Dolly Parton has done it all. And that's why there is, indeed, only one Dolly -- back cover.
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http://schema.org/description
- "Dolly Parton's lengthy career has included 7 Grammy awards, 2 Oscar nominations, a Tony nomination, and her 1999 induction into the Country Music Hall Of Fame. Yet it's her music and songwriting to which all roads return. Her early heartfelt tales of growing up in Tennessee gave way to incredible pop crossover smashes in the '80s. From her first national hit in 1967, ironically titled "Dumb Blonde" to the legendary '70s duets with Porter Wagoner; from her first #1 single in 1970 to her 26th #1 in 1991--and all the stops in between--Dolly Parton has done it all. And that's why there is, indeed, only one Dolly -- back cover."@en
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