She Makes a Change
We bet the pop world now feels sorry about snubbing Dolly Parton and her works! Their loss ended up being a big win for country fans. After composing the hit that turned out to be Bill Phillip’s biggest song, she performed simple harmonies for him. This was the beginning of her transition into the world of country music. When she came out with two country singles from her album “Hello, I’m Dolly!”, they were instant hits. The songs even made it to the 17th and 24th spots of the country music charts in 1967. Dolly found her one true calling, and she was soon on her way to fame and success.
She Makes A Change
On the Wagon
Now that her country music career was unfolding before her, she received an invitation to appear on The Porter Wagoner Show. The musical variety show can be considered the launchpad of what would become one of the most successful careers in country music. You might be surprised to hear that the audiences did not like her immediately. She even had to be replaced by the band Norma Jean! However, viewers later warmed to her, and they expressed their appreciation vocally.
On The Wagon
