Dolly Parton`s 7 top songs of all time

Coat of Many Colors (1971)

This is Dolly Parton at her most tender and truthful. Her voice carries the innocence of that little girl and the wisdom of the woman looking back at her life.

Jolene (1973)

Few songs show romantic desperation quite like “Jolene.” The song remains timeless because Dolly made heartbreak sound both beautiful & painfully human.

I Will Always Love You (1974)

Before it became one of the biggest ballads in music history, this track was Dolly Parton’s deeply personal farewell. The emotion speaks for itself.

The Bargain Store (1975)

Dolly turns heartbreak into something almost tangible, finding poetry in memories that have been bruised by the past. Her voice brings an elegance to the song.

Two Doors Down (1977)

The track brings out the Dolly who could make even loneliness sound irresistible. Dolly understood that music could make you smile & forget your troubles.

9 to 5 (1980)

It`s Dolly turning everyday frustration into an anthem. Her bright vocals make the song irresistibly catchy, but there is real bite beneath all that energy.

Just Because I`m a Woman (1968)

It is Dolly Parton at her most fearless and candid. With remarkable simplicity, she challenges the double standards placed on women.