They really were the dream team. Of course, Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers famously worked together for decades, and were beloved both individually, and as a pair, by country music fans everywhere.

The country legend’s cinematic gamble paid off in a massive way, turning a legendary story-song into an unprecedented ...

Dolly Parton gained national attention in 1964 on "The Porter Wagoner Show," later becoming a 10-time Grammy Award-winner and ...

Don Schlitz, the songwriter behind Kenny Rogers' "The Gambler" and Randy Travis' "Forever and Ever, Amen" would have turned ...

From her songwriting partnership with Porter Wagner to her star-studded ‘Rockstar’ album, here are Dolly Parton’s most ...

A ranking of Dolly Parton's 30 greatest, most essential songs, from smashes like 'Jolene' and '9 to 5' to deeper tracks like ...

The country music superstar, who died Tuesday at 80, didn't perform here often but still made a difference in the city.

So, when word came out of Nashville yesterday that Dolly had died, I felt, like so many others, that we’d lost much more than ...

The legendary duet partners scored their biggest hits in the 1980s and remained lifelong friends until “The Gambler” died in ...

Musician Dolly Parton was known for the hit songs “Jolene,” “9 to 5,” and “I Will Always Love You.” Read about her songs, ...

Under the Radar tends to handle our best albums of the year lists differently than most other music publications. Whereas competitors are in a hurry to get their list up before anyone else, in late ...

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