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The day after Dolly Parton graduated from high school in rural Tennessee, she was off to Nashville and quickly became a giant in country music. As a singer, songwriter and actress, she became one of the world's most iconic and beloved entertainers.
In 1967, Porter Wagoner hired Dolly to sing on his weekly TV show. They worked together for over a decade and enjoyed many hit duets before and after Dolly's solo career took off with her classics Coat of Many Colors, Jolene and I Will Always Love You and others.
This special collection features historic performances from The Porter Wagoner Show and the Dolly series spanning 1967-1977 and includes favorite songs not only by Dolly and Porter but other great country artists such as Tom T. Hall, Bobby Bare, Hank Locklin, Freddy Fender, Nat Stuckey, Jack Greene and others, including a special appearance by Dolly's musical family.
September 5, 1967: Porter Wagoner - Howdy Neighbor, Howdy. Porter Wagoner - Take Me Back To Tulsa. Bobby Bare - Lorena. Dolly Parton - Dumb Blonde. Dolly Parton - Something Fishy. January 13, 1970 - Opening - Hank Locklin - Please Help Me I'm Falling. Hank Locklin - Send Me the Pillow That You Dream On. Dolly Parton - Coat of Many Colors. Speck Rhodes - comedy. September 28, 1970 - Opening - Porter Wagoner - Country Music Has Gone To Town. Porter & Dolly - Just Someone I Used To Know. Billy Ed Wheeler - The Coming of the Roads. Dolly Parton - Mule Skinner Blues. Speck Rhodes - comedy. November 13, 1972 - Opening. Porter Wagoner - Old Slew Foot. Onie Wheeler - Make 'Em All Go Home. Dolly Parton: My Tennessee Mountain Home. Porter Wagoner - Be A Little Quieter. January 8, 1973 - Opening - Porter Wagoner - I've Got Work to Do. Willis Brothers - Cool Water. Dolly Parton - Joshua. Dolly Parton - How Great Thou Art. Speck Rhodes - comedy
October 30, 1973 - Opening - Porter Wagoner - Happy Faces. Jack Greene - I Need Somebody Bad. Dolly Parton - Jolene. Porter & Dolly - I Am Always Waiting. March 30, 1974 - Opening - Porter Wagoner - Old Slew Foot. Nat Stuckey - I Used It All On You. Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love You. Porter Wagoner - Cold Hard Facts of Life. Speck Rhodes - comedy
Porter - How Great Thou Art. Porter - Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. Porter Wagoner Band: Orange Blossom Special. The Porter Wagoner Show Promotional Spots
June 13, 1976 - Dolly Parton: Opening/Love Is Like A Butterfly. Dolly - Sneaky Snake. Dolly - Coat of Many Colors. Dolly - Applejack. Dolly & Tom T. Hall - I Love. Dolly, I Will Always Love You. March 7, 1976 - Opening - Dolly - Old Black Kettle. Dolly - Morning/I Wish You Well. Dolly & Family - In the Pines. Dolly & Family - In the Sweet By And By. Closing. April 25, 1976 - Opening - Dolly: Flowers on The Wall. Dolly & KC & The Sunshine Band: That's The Way (I Like It). Dolly: He Would Know. Dolly & KC & The Sunshine Band: Cryin' Time. Closing. July 25, 1976 - Opening. Dolly - Higher & Higher. Dolly - Dixie Land. Dolly & Freddy Fender - Before the Next Tear Drop Falls. Closing
Dolly: Tiptoe Through the Tulips. Dolly & Captain Kangaroo - Three Little Fishes. Dolly- How Great Thou Art. Dolly - Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. Dolly - In the Garden. Dolly - Mule Skinner Blues. Dolly Parton Day & Beauty Contest. Dolly Interview. Dolly Promotional Spots
In 1967, Porter Wagoner hired Dolly to sing on his weekly TV show. They worked together for over a decade and enjoyed many hit duets before and after Dolly's solo career took off with her classics Coat of Many Colors, Jolene and I Will Always Love You and others.
This special collection features historic performances from The Porter Wagoner Show and the Dolly series spanning 1967-1977 and includes favorite songs not only by Dolly and Porter but other great country artists such as Tom T. Hall, Bobby Bare, Hank Locklin, Freddy Fender, Nat Stuckey, Jack Greene and others, including a special appearance by Dolly's musical family.
DVD 1: The Porter Wagoner Show:
September 5, 1967: Porter Wagoner - Howdy Neighbor, Howdy. Porter Wagoner - Take Me Back To Tulsa. Bobby Bare - Lorena. Dolly Parton - Dumb Blonde. Dolly Parton - Something Fishy. January 13, 1970 - Opening - Hank Locklin - Please Help Me I'm Falling. Hank Locklin - Send Me the Pillow That You Dream On. Dolly Parton - Coat of Many Colors. Speck Rhodes - comedy. September 28, 1970 - Opening - Porter Wagoner - Country Music Has Gone To Town. Porter & Dolly - Just Someone I Used To Know. Billy Ed Wheeler - The Coming of the Roads. Dolly Parton - Mule Skinner Blues. Speck Rhodes - comedy. November 13, 1972 - Opening. Porter Wagoner - Old Slew Foot. Onie Wheeler - Make 'Em All Go Home. Dolly Parton: My Tennessee Mountain Home. Porter Wagoner - Be A Little Quieter. January 8, 1973 - Opening - Porter Wagoner - I've Got Work to Do. Willis Brothers - Cool Water. Dolly Parton - Joshua. Dolly Parton - How Great Thou Art. Speck Rhodes - comedy
October 30, 1973 - Opening - Porter Wagoner - Happy Faces. Jack Greene - I Need Somebody Bad. Dolly Parton - Jolene. Porter & Dolly - I Am Always Waiting. March 30, 1974 - Opening - Porter Wagoner - Old Slew Foot. Nat Stuckey - I Used It All On You. Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love You. Porter Wagoner - Cold Hard Facts of Life. Speck Rhodes - comedy
Special Features:
Porter - How Great Thou Art. Porter - Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. Porter Wagoner Band: Orange Blossom Special. The Porter Wagoner Show Promotional Spots
DVD 2 - More Dolly Parton and Friends:
June 13, 1976 - Dolly Parton: Opening/Love Is Like A Butterfly. Dolly - Sneaky Snake. Dolly - Coat of Many Colors. Dolly - Applejack. Dolly & Tom T. Hall - I Love. Dolly, I Will Always Love You. March 7, 1976 - Opening - Dolly - Old Black Kettle. Dolly - Morning/I Wish You Well. Dolly & Family - In the Pines. Dolly & Family - In the Sweet By And By. Closing. April 25, 1976 - Opening - Dolly: Flowers on The Wall. Dolly & KC & The Sunshine Band: That's The Way (I Like It). Dolly: He Would Know. Dolly & KC & The Sunshine Band: Cryin' Time. Closing. July 25, 1976 - Opening. Dolly - Higher & Higher. Dolly - Dixie Land. Dolly & Freddy Fender - Before the Next Tear Drop Falls. Closing
Special Features:
Dolly: Tiptoe Through the Tulips. Dolly & Captain Kangaroo - Three Little Fishes. Dolly- How Great Thou Art. Dolly - Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. Dolly - In the Garden. Dolly - Mule Skinner Blues. Dolly Parton Day & Beauty Contest. Dolly Interview. Dolly Promotional Spots
FEATURES and BENEFITS:
- Star Studded Series w/ Many Country Legends
- Many Hit Country Songs Included
- Over 200 Minutes of Content
Experience the timeless magic of Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton in this DVD Collection of all the best moments from their TV Series which ran from 1967 to 1977.With over 200 minutes of classic and favorite songs sung by Dolly and Porter as well as great country artists such as Tom T. Hall, Bobby Bare, Hank Locklin, Freddy Fender, Nat Stuckey, Jack Greene and others, including a special appearance by Dolly's musical family.
See Dolly's first-ever performance of I Will Always Love You a song she wrote and performed multiple times but that became Whitney Houston's biggest hit.
If you're looking for some great country music from not just Dolly and Porter but a whole bunch of country legends this DVD is for you. There's over 200 minutes of fantastic performances!
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