[SPEAKER_05]: Michael Mera, Radio Entertainment.

[SPEAKER_01]: who this is to radio that go where you go medium, go radio that's with you every night through the long commuter fight and in the morning with your constant mama radio

[SPEAKER_01]: Who listens to radio?

[SPEAKER_01]: No matter if it's a moment just bring a fall Who listens to radio only 150 million?

[SPEAKER_01]: 150 million people, that's all!

[SPEAKER_02]: I promise, beware in your story, come on up!

[SPEAKER_00]: Wait a second, that doesn't sound like a typical opening song on Rob Radio.

[SPEAKER_00]: Hey folks, it's your old buddy Rob and who in the Rob Radio thing for you on Friday.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is in lieu of a TMLS classic, but we thought it would be kind of important to do this.

[SPEAKER_00]: As everyone in the world knows, we lost Dolly part in this week.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's very sad, naturally, she was a philanthropist, she was an actress, she was a composer, a theme park magnate, Grammy Award winner, rock and roll, Hall of Fame, Country and Western Hall of Fame.

[SPEAKER_00]: I can't list all the awards because I want to keep the show under 10 hours, but I think the main thing we need to remember here is that nobody,

[SPEAKER_00]: And if you look on social media or watch the news or pick up a newspaper, you saw it this week.

[SPEAKER_00]: No celebrity, no civilian, no co-worker, no employee had a bad word to say about her.

[SPEAKER_00]: And if there's any silver lining here, it's that maybe her passing made us more aware of the fact that we need more good people.

[SPEAKER_00]: And Dolly, you are.

[SPEAKER_00]: quite a template for that.

[SPEAKER_00]: So today, let's take a look at this entertainment juggernaut who had 27 hits.

[SPEAKER_00]: On the Hot 100, that's the Billboard Hot 100.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's not country charts.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's real top 40 music, 27-inch, or you want to talk country.

[SPEAKER_00]: 111 hits on the country chart.

[SPEAKER_00]: 25 of them went to number one.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's huge.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's like Elvis Presley and Beatles numbers right there.

[SPEAKER_00]: So today on Rob Radio, we remember Dolly, we salute Dolly, and we do it musically.

[SPEAKER_00]: got a great stack of records here.

[SPEAKER_00]: These are all dolly part and records from the beginning of a career right on through.

[SPEAKER_00]: And I think after listening to it, you will enjoy it and you will agree that this is a tremendous loss in the world of music.

[SPEAKER_00]: God bless you dolly part and safe home and let's get started.

[SPEAKER_00]: Oh, I'm sure you know this one.

[SPEAKER_00]: The biggest hit of her career.

[SPEAKER_00]: From 1980, she's working nine to five right here, Dolly on Rob Radio.

[SPEAKER_04]: I'm a lot of being in a stumble to the kitchen for myself, a couple of ambition and y'all and stretch and try to come to life.

[SPEAKER_04]: Jumping shower and the blood starts pumping, I don't want the streets to traffic starts jumping and folks like me on the job for nine.

[SPEAKER_04]: You're taking it all together, just use your mind And then never give me credit It's enough that I'm you Crazy and you let it Aren't you right?

[SPEAKER_04]: For service and devotion You would think that I would deserve a fair promotion Won't you move our head But the boss won't seem to let me I swear I suck

[SPEAKER_04]: You let your dreams just to watch them shed You're just a step on the boss man's ladder But you got dreams he'll never take away Same boat with a lot of your friends Waiting for the day your ship will come in And the tide's gonna turn and it's all gonna roll

[SPEAKER_04]: Every day, get in by it's all taken and I'll give it away But you don't mind and you never get ready It's enough to drive you crazy if you let it I'm too far here, they've got to where they want you It's all better life when you think about it Don't you get some rich man's game No matter what they call it, you should win

[SPEAKER_02]: You know, you're just, you're for mine And they never give you credit That's what's going on

[SPEAKER_00]: Dolly Part, non-Rob Radio, 9-5, and if you hear that typewriter sound that's in the background of that record, that's Dolly tapping her acrylic fingernails on a table.

[SPEAKER_00]: Not a typewriter, that's natural sound from Dolly Part.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, this is the original recording of this song, one of her signature records.

[SPEAKER_00]: It goes back to 1974, and there's nothing else to say, but lovely.

[SPEAKER_00]: Here's Dolly.

[SPEAKER_04]: Should stay, I would only be in you way So I'll go, but I know, I'll think of you each day I'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you'll believe, you

[SPEAKER_04]: It is sweet, memories That's all I am taking with me Good bye Please don't cry We both know that I know What you need

[SPEAKER_04]: I hope life treats you kind And I hope that you have all the two ever dreamed of And I wish you joy and happiness But above all of this I wish you love

[SPEAKER_02]: Thank you so much for watching this video and I'll see you in the next video.

[SPEAKER_00]: Dolly Barton with a song she wrote for or about Porter Wagner, but she composed it, hoping that Elvis Presley would record it.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's a great song, and if you listen to it, it sounds like an Elvis song.

[SPEAKER_00]: Even the talk break in the middle is something Elvis would do, but when she brought it to Elvis, the Colonel that jerk would not let Elvis record it because he demanded that Dolly would give up the publishing.

[SPEAKER_00]: and she kept the publishing and Elvis never recorded it.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's a good thing she held on to the publishing because when Whitney Houston recorded that for the soundtrack of the bodyguard, oh, she made a few million dollars on the publishing, so I'm sorry Elvis never sang it, but a dolly always with the good business set.

[SPEAKER_00]: Here's one called two doors down on Rob Radio.

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[SPEAKER_04]: Cause I can't stay inside this lonely room and drop forever I'm like I'm really rather joinin' To those flying in the air Don't stop, they're livin' and friggin' And they're livin' up on it To those flyers, don't wear it, don't wear it Don't wear it, don't wear it See, I ain't no longer comin' Feelin' sorry

[SPEAKER_04]: I can't believe I'm standing here right, I don't snooze and talking Making conversation with the new love I found I ask him if he'd like to be alone and we start working That I hold to my place away To don't carry out, to don't stand

[SPEAKER_02]: To the dark, we're not a red glare round We see our end, seen and in, we're the number star Where?

[SPEAKER_00]: Two doors down, no surprise that would be a hit.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's a great song.

[SPEAKER_00]: They went in the top 20 in 1978, but it was not Dolly's big breakthrough as a crossover artist into top 40.

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[SPEAKER_00]: That honor goes to this one.

[SPEAKER_00]: 1977 this went to number three.

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[SPEAKER_04]: Just when I'm begun to get myself together You was right in the door Just like you've done before And wrap my heart around your little face

[SPEAKER_04]: Touch what I'm about to make it work with you You look into my eyes and lie those windows I'm pretty soon I'm wondering how I can't do that All you gotta do is smile and smile And they're more of my adventure Just leave it up to you and get a little while You're messing up my mind

[SPEAKER_04]: My senses, he'll come again Love you better than a body has a right to And shake it me so that all of me know You see, I'm again

[SPEAKER_04]: Here you come again Looking better than a party has arrived And shaking me up so The roll I really know is here you come again

[SPEAKER_00]: Boy, that's a record when all the ingredients just come together.

[SPEAKER_00]: Great vocal, great melody, great production.

[SPEAKER_00]: That is super fine.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's here.

[SPEAKER_00]: You come again.

[SPEAKER_00]: And this one is it's somehow to biographical?

[SPEAKER_00]: Who knows?

[SPEAKER_04]: Don't try to cry You wait out of this, don't try to lie All right, I'll catch you in it, don't try to make me Be it sorry for you Just because I'm blind, don't think I'm done Cause this, come blind, ain't good But it's food

[SPEAKER_04]: When you left, you thought I'd sit, you thought I'd wait You thought I'd cry, you called me a dumb-dumb-dumb I'll put somehow, I live through it And you know if there's one thing that's not as love

[SPEAKER_04]: Blanc have more love You float too high Off off the ground Hicks turn me with it Head to come back down But I have found a thread For my old school Just because I'm blind Don't think I'm blind Cause this time, I'm blind Ain't nobody's food

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[SPEAKER_04]: It's to be weather and it'll come back down But if I'm new to red For my old spoon Just because I'm blind, don't say I'm done Because this come blind, they do But it's too...

[SPEAKER_00]: Dolly was just imminently quotable, and she one time said, I don't care if you call me a dumb blonde because I'm not dumb.

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[SPEAKER_00]: We appreciate your listening and safe home, darling.

[SPEAKER_03]: Well, a good way down the railroad track There was this little rundown shack And in it build the man I've never seen Folks, that he was a mean and a vicious man And he better not set foot on his land But I didn't think nobody could be that mean So I took me out walking down the railroad track I was born to go down to that little shack And just find out if all the damn things I'd heard were true

[SPEAKER_03]: It was a big black dog laying out in the yard and it growled at me and I swallowed hard and I heard somebody say, well, who are you?

[SPEAKER_03]: Going very stood in the door that shack and his beard and his hair was long and black and he was the biggest man I'd ever seen.

[SPEAKER_03]: When he spoke his voice was no one's deep, he just hit me right in me because somehow I just knew he wasn't me.

[SPEAKER_03]: He said, what'd you do?

[SPEAKER_03]: And she looked around my place And I saw a smile coming across his face So I smiled back and I told him who I was He said, come on in and fool you up the chair Your mind is well said, you're ready here And he said, you can call me Joshua Joshua, Joshua, what'd you do to live in here all alone?

[SPEAKER_04]: Joshua, Joshua, you got nobody to hold your own

[SPEAKER_03]: We talked till the sun was clean out of sight We still talking when it come daylight That was just so much we had to say That's fit my life in an orphan's home It's just like him I was all alone So I said yeah I wouldn't he ask you about say All we grew close was time went on And that little shack it was a happy home And we just couldn't hear but fall in love

[SPEAKER_03]: I think let's go with that little shack Didn't down by the railroad track It's pretty good enough for me and just one Just you, just you, why you just wanna be the looking for Just you, just you ain't gonna be long time anymore No, no, you're late

[SPEAKER_00]: I don't know if you heard the room of that's about Josh Stroke, it's not.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's Joshua by Dolly Parton and you know if you look back over the Hunk of Records I just played.

[SPEAKER_00]: You've got top 40 in 95 and you've got pure country in two doors down.

[SPEAKER_00]: You've got just a great, beautiful love song and I will always love you and then you play Joshua.

[SPEAKER_00]: And that is like a Jerry Reed story telling song.

[SPEAKER_00]: The Dolly could do anything and make it sound right.

[SPEAKER_00]: And I hope you're enjoying the music.

[SPEAKER_00]: I certainly am.

[SPEAKER_00]: I'm here listening to it with you.

[SPEAKER_00]: So I enjoy it.

[SPEAKER_00]: I love our time together.

[SPEAKER_00]: We're going to take a break and we come back.

[SPEAKER_00]: We'll look back on some of songs that are reflective of Dolly's childhood.

[SPEAKER_00]: So don't go anywhere.

[SPEAKER_00]: If you miss a little.

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[SPEAKER_00]: As you know, Dolly Parton was born in Tennessee, so this jingle seems appropriate.

[SPEAKER_02]: Dolly rates be cute, Memphis.

[SPEAKER_00]: And here is a great story song.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is called The Code of Many Colors.

[SPEAKER_04]: Back through the years, I go wondering once again.

[SPEAKER_04]: Back to the seasons of my youth.

[SPEAKER_04]: I recall the box of raids that someone gave us.

[SPEAKER_04]: And how my mama put the rags to use There were rags of many colors But every piece was small And I didn't have a coat And it was a way down in the fall Mama sold the rags together So in every piece we love She made my coat of many colors That I was so proud of

[SPEAKER_04]: As she sold, she told the story from the Bible, she had read About a coat of many colors, Joseph wore and then she said Perhaps this coat would bring you Good luck and happiness, and I just couldn't wait To wear it, and mama blessed it with kiss

[SPEAKER_04]: My coat of mini colors that my mama made for me Made only progress, but I wore it so proudly Although we had no money, why was rich as I could be In my coat of mini colors, my mama made for me

[SPEAKER_04]: So with patches on my bridges And holding both my shoes In my coat of many colors I hurried off the school Just to find the others laughing And I'm making fun of me And my coat of many colors My mama made for me

[SPEAKER_04]: And all I couldn't understand For I felt I was rich And I told them all the love My mom and soul didn't ever stitch And I told them all the story My mom told me why she sold And how my coat of many colors Was worth more than all their clothes

[SPEAKER_04]: But they didn't understand it, and I tried to make them see The one is only poor, only if they choose to be Now I know we had no money, but I was rich as I could be In my coat of many colors, my mama made for me Made just for me

[SPEAKER_00]: Dolly part and literally a rags to riches story.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's a coat of many colors.

[SPEAKER_00]: She never forgot from where she came and This is a beautiful song.

[SPEAKER_04]: This is called My Tennessee Mountain home On the front porch on the summer afternoon In a straight back chair on two legs Lane begins the wall

[SPEAKER_04]: What's the kid to play in?

[SPEAKER_04]: Where June bugs on the train And chased the glow and fireflies When evening shadows fall In my Tennessee mountain home Life is a peaceful as a baby side

[SPEAKER_04]: Break it, sing in the fields nearby.

[SPEAKER_04]: Honey, suck a vine planks to the fence along the lane.

[SPEAKER_04]: Their fragrance makes the summer win so sweet.

[SPEAKER_04]: And on a distant hill top, Van Eagles grids his wings, And a songbird on a fence post,

[SPEAKER_04]: Oh, life is as peaceful as the day we've signed In my tent I see my tent home Break it, sing in the field near

[SPEAKER_04]: Walking home from church on Sunday with the one you love Just laughing, talking, making future plans And when the folks ain't looking, you might steal a kiss or two

[SPEAKER_04]: sittin' in the porch, swing, holdin' hands In my dressing up and home Life is as peaceful as the baby's side In my dressing up and home

[SPEAKER_00]: I don't think there's anything that could have stopped.

[SPEAKER_00]: people from discovering the talent of Dolly Parton, but one of her big breaks was from 1967 to 1974.

[SPEAKER_00]: She was a regular on the Porter Wagner television.

[SPEAKER_00]: So now, Porter Wagner was a country star, very well established.

[SPEAKER_00]: And she sang a few duets with him.

[SPEAKER_00]: And I think she had quite a bit of involvement with Porter Wagner, but that's not what this show was about.

[SPEAKER_00]: Let's listen to some of her work with Porter Wagner.

[SPEAKER_00]: This one is called the last thing on my mind.

[SPEAKER_00]: and it's a great duet as we salute Dolly Park and radio on Rock Radio, a part of the Michael marriage show.

[SPEAKER_04]: Well, it'd be not a trace, but behind I could have loved you, but didn't need to be on time You know that was the last thing on the mind As we walk along my buds are tunneling Round and round, round and round Underneath, our feet are subways rumbling

[SPEAKER_05]: Underground, underground Are you going away with no word of love?

[SPEAKER_05]: Well, it'd be not a trace left behind I could have loved you better than mean to be unkind You know that was the last thing on my mind I've got reason to play any verb going

[SPEAKER_05]: This I know But we have been steadily growing Please don't go Please don't go Are you going away with the word I've heard?

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, it'd be not a trace, but it'd be high I could have loved you, but it didn't need to be on time You know that was the last thing on the mind Are you going away with no word of farewell?

[SPEAKER_05]: Well, I'd be not a trace left behind I could have loved you better than me, to be unkind You know that was the last thing on my mind You know that was the last thing on my mind Dolly, good a few great duets, and she sounded great!

[SPEAKER_00]: When she sang with Porter Wagner, here's another duet, Porter and Dolly.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's called just someone I used to know.

[SPEAKER_02]: There's a picture that I carry.

[SPEAKER_02]: One we may, some time ago.

[SPEAKER_02]: Who's in the picture with me?

[SPEAKER_02]: I say just someone, I used to know Just someone, I used to spend some time

[SPEAKER_02]: That's lost its glow But I don't tell them Of the nights I cry without you I say just someone I used to know Just someone

[SPEAKER_02]: Just a friend, from along the road I don't tell them how long I am without you I say just someone I used to know

[SPEAKER_00]: Please don't stop loving me, one more duet, or the way in your valley part, as we remember Dolly on Rob Radio, please don't stop loving me, please don't stop loving me, please

[SPEAKER_02]: Don't stop loving me All right Couldn't live When you go Please please Don't stop loving me All right Couldn't make it

[SPEAKER_04]: Bring me the sunshine When none is inside And when I end up this You bring me the life You opened my eyes When I couldn't see So pleased

[SPEAKER_05]: You're my inspiration, my purpose in life, when things go wrong, you make them all right.

[SPEAKER_05]: I would be useless.

[SPEAKER_05]: If you ever leave, so please, Oh please, don't stop loving me.

[SPEAKER_02]: Please, please, don't stop loving me.

[SPEAKER_02]: For I couldn't leave.

[SPEAKER_02]: Don't stop loving me For I couldn't make it I love Please, please Don't stop loving me

[SPEAKER_00]: tell you what their voice is sound great together.

[SPEAKER_00]: I was Porter Wagner and Dolly Barton.

[SPEAKER_00]: Let's do a solo dolly at a number here.

[SPEAKER_00]: She wrote so many great songs, but she wasn't averse to doing an occasional cover.

[SPEAKER_00]: Sort of a country classic here.

[SPEAKER_00]: In 1960 it was recorded by Furlin Husky.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is called Wings of a Duh.

[SPEAKER_00]: As we remember Dolly Part and right here on Rob Radio, on the Michael Maris Show.

[SPEAKER_04]: When troubles surround us, when even's come, the body grows we, and the spirit grows now.

[SPEAKER_04]: When these things be set ups, But doesn't forget us.

[SPEAKER_04]: He sent us his love On the wings of a dove On the wings of a snow-white dove He sent his pure sweet love A slight fright

[SPEAKER_02]: One to the door and one to the door When Jesus went down To the river that day

[SPEAKER_04]: Well, he was baptized in the usual way And when it was done God blessed his son He sent him his love On the way to the door

[SPEAKER_04]: I was no wider, he sent his true sweet love I said from above, on the wings of a turn On the wings of his no wider, he sent his true sweet love

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[SPEAKER_00]: That one really shows off her voice.

[SPEAKER_00]: Dolly part and covering for covering, I should say, for a lind husky wings of a dove.

[SPEAKER_00]: But let's quit messing around.

[SPEAKER_00]: 1974.

[SPEAKER_00]: This song stands up straight and tall.

[SPEAKER_00]: Great record.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is called Jolie.

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[SPEAKER_04]: Your beauty is beyond compare With flaming locks of often hair With irresquint Nies of immoral greed Your smile is like a breath of spring Your voice is soft like summer rain And I cannot compete with you Joly He talks about too any sleep And there's nothing I can do to keep from crying When he calls your name, Joly

[SPEAKER_04]: And I can easily understand how you could easily take my men, But you don't know what he means to me, Jolene.

[SPEAKER_04]: Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene.

[SPEAKER_04]: I'm begging of you, please don't take my men.

[SPEAKER_04]: Please don't take him just because you can You can have your choice of men that I couldn't ever love again He's the only one for me, jolly I had to have this talk with you, my happiness depends on you and whatever You decide to do, jolly

[SPEAKER_04]: I'm begging of you please don't take my man Jordan, Jordan, Jordan, Jordan Please don't take it even though you can

[SPEAKER_00]: Tell you what, that song sticks to me, that's beautiful, that is Jolene, and that is the late Dolly part.

[SPEAKER_00]: Here's one call to love, it's like a butterfly, as we remember Dolly.

[SPEAKER_04]: To love makes your heart feel strange inside Flatters like soft wings and blood Flatters like a butterfly, a rare engine to play I feel it when you're with me It happens when you kiss me That rare engine to feel it But I feel it inside

[SPEAKER_04]: Your touch is soft and gentle Your kiss is warm and tender Whenever I am with you I think of whether or not

[SPEAKER_04]: Does it seem like averted place?

[SPEAKER_04]: A multi-coloured blue tip, love like it's set in the wind Love makes you hard, they're strained inside If letters like soft wings in flight That is like a butterfly, a rare engine to play

[SPEAKER_04]: Your laughter brings me sunshine Every day is springtime And I am only happy When you are by my side How precious is this love we share?

[SPEAKER_04]: Have very precious sweet and rare Together we belong like Bethlehem and Butterflies

[SPEAKER_04]: Love is like a butterfly, a soft angel, as a sign A multi-colour boot of love, like it's set in ways Love makes your heart feel strange inside, Flutter is like soft wings in flight Love is like a butterfly, a rare engine to sing Love is like a butterfly, a rare engine to sing

[SPEAKER_00]: I love that song.

[SPEAKER_00]: The chord changes to me sound like 1960's folk rock, but let's talk top 40.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's a good top 40 jingle, and I say that, because Dali had a lot of crossover hits.

[SPEAKER_00]: This one in particular broke the top 40 in 1978.

[SPEAKER_00]: Not bad for someone who was considered a country singer.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is called Heartbreak.

[SPEAKER_02]: I can't bow or I should have known You made me think that I could need you You with your magic spell and I'll be you Look and back on you and me

[SPEAKER_02]: Promise is that we'll never be I truly thought that we were lovers But now I find I'm just like all we have I'm rakein' Wish I'd seen the love was blind

[SPEAKER_02]: To be just a little more kind to me Lay it with fire About it's burn

[SPEAKER_02]: I did every time you pushed me It's time you didn't even thought that you would mean it's me I'll break up, wish I'd seen a love which blind Sweet little love maker

[SPEAKER_02]: Break up, come to me, a little more kind to me Have break up, wish I'd see the love of flowers

[SPEAKER_02]: I thought you'd be destined

[SPEAKER_00]: Which I'd seen the love is mine It's me to love a baby Take it my honey Great song, heartbreaker, that's Dolly Parton on Rob Radio As we look back over her career with a great, great stack of records Thank you for sticking around, we do appreciate it When we come back, I have a dolly song that I'm pretty sure will surprise you But it is a definite toe tapers So don't go anywhere, if you miss a little

[SPEAKER_00]: Alright, I said I would surprise you, so let's have a disco-flavored jingle.

[SPEAKER_00]: So what you got to do now, ladies and gentlemen, just put yourself in calendar year 1978.

[SPEAKER_00]: Just go with all the things.

[SPEAKER_00]: people were out on the dance floor, doing the hustles, and all those disco dances, and every great song had a disco remix.

[SPEAKER_00]: Believe it or not, Dolly Parton included.

[SPEAKER_00]: Here is the disco mix of Baby Unburned, right here on Rob Radio.

[SPEAKER_04]: You look at me that way, I know what you're gonna say.

[SPEAKER_04]: You ride your back loving the side.

[SPEAKER_04]: I see that you need me, I need you to please me.

[SPEAKER_04]: You touch me, you set me up by the way that you love me.

[SPEAKER_04]: A way that you touch me, way that you push for my name.

[SPEAKER_02]: I can't resist you, each time I kiss you And everything goes up in flames And when I'm burning, I don't control When I'm burning, I'm burning so How am I supposed to do?

[SPEAKER_02]: When I'm burning fire, Maybe I'm burning new, that means fire

[SPEAKER_02]: This red hot emotion, what's far-web's emotion It looks like a ball that can fly There's no use in fighting The spy you denied it Just stand back and watch the spy fly Baby, I'm burning Out of controls Baby, I'm burning Body and soul How about the pistol?

[SPEAKER_02]: I'm flaming inside Baby, I'm burning

[SPEAKER_02]: It's red hot and motion But it's far-web's and motion It looks like a ball that can fly The noise and fighting The sky you denied it Just stand back and watch the stars fly Burning up burning Out of the toes Burning up burning Burning up burning Burning up burning Out of the fist door The pavement is fire Burning up burning

[SPEAKER_00]: But ladies and gentlemen, we have learned that we've done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many of our work, all of us have done many

[SPEAKER_00]: This is called a starting over again, Dally Barton.

[SPEAKER_04]: Mama moved out that he sold the house.

[SPEAKER_04]: They split up the money and went on the way.

[SPEAKER_04]: And all the King's horses and all the King's men.

[SPEAKER_04]: Couldn't put money in daddy back to get her again Starting over again Where should they begin?

[SPEAKER_04]: Because they've never been out on their own Starting over again Where do you begin?

[SPEAKER_04]: When your dreams are ocean and the kids are all grown And the whole world cries Got an apartment, she moved in with her sisters

[SPEAKER_04]: He's scheming big dudes with one of his friends While she said they're home Just sorting out pieces of leftover memories From 30 years Starting

[SPEAKER_04]: What will the names say?

[SPEAKER_02]: They're talking, talking, small, tan news.

[SPEAKER_02]: Face and tip-dears all Take it up behind you And there's more now You find yourself

[SPEAKER_04]: When your dreams are whole-shadowed And the kids are all grown And all the kings' horses And all the kings' men Could never put mommy in the day Back together Back together Oh

[SPEAKER_00]: pretty song like that.

[SPEAKER_00]: We mentioned earlier that Dolly liked doing duets.

[SPEAKER_00]: We mentioned Porter Wagner earlier, but there's another guy she's quite identified with and this was a pretty big hit.

[SPEAKER_00]: The second biggest hit of Dolly Martin's career, partnering up with Mr. Kenny Rogers.

[SPEAKER_00]: He of the

[SPEAKER_01]: I stood up to get you with a fine toothed comb.

[SPEAKER_01]: I was so decide.

[SPEAKER_01]: There was something going on.

[SPEAKER_02]: You do something to me that I can't explain.

[SPEAKER_02]: Only closer and I feel no pain, I feel my heart.

[SPEAKER_02]: We got something going on.

[SPEAKER_02]: It requires a dedication Always love, we feel Me, no conversation, we lie Together, together, I'm out Making love

[SPEAKER_02]: That is what we owe, no one in between How can we be wrong, set away with me To another world, and we rely on you To another world, and we rely on you From one love and two and another

[SPEAKER_04]: I can't live without you if the love was gone Everything is nothing if you can't know Whatever you've been working night And I'm showing you the sight of the feeling

[SPEAKER_02]: But that won't happen to us and we got no doubt To keep in love and we got nowhere Out of the messages queer This could be the year for the real name No more way you cry Baby I will have to get a restaurant

[SPEAKER_02]: Island in the street That is what we are None in between How can we be home Stand away with me To another world And we rely on you

[SPEAKER_02]: That is what we are, no one in between, how can we do it all?

[SPEAKER_02]: Send away with me, to another world.

[SPEAKER_02]: That is what we are.

[SPEAKER_02]: No one in between.

[SPEAKER_02]: How can we be wrong?

[SPEAKER_02]: Send away with me To another world And we rely To another world Kenny and Dolly Highlands in this dream big head From 1983.

[SPEAKER_00]: Did you know the BG's wrote that song?

[SPEAKER_00]: True.

[SPEAKER_00]: Two years later, Kenny and Dolly got back together.

[SPEAKER_00]: and did the most 80s sounding song of Dolly's career.

[SPEAKER_00]: As 70s sounding as that disco remix was, this is definitely an 80s record.

[SPEAKER_00]: Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, the gambler and the Queen of Country.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is a song called Real Love on Rob Radio.

[SPEAKER_02]: They say that it's a matter of trustee.

[SPEAKER_02]: Be full of has a chance to move.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's never simple, made and as hard to improve And all the extra love's over there I know they say that it's such a fun life Between giving up and giving it I've been watching hearts building it You just can't forget it It's like nothing that you pulled in your mind

[SPEAKER_02]: Congratulations, Reelah, our heart's celebration, I love you, you know I love you too, Reelah, not an invitation, Reelah, you're my destination, baby, you and me, we got it out of here.

[SPEAKER_02]: We've had our night, we've had our share of hearts, but we never thought of giving it up.

[SPEAKER_00]: Ooh, you and I, we must be dreamers, because we're making all our dreams come true.

[SPEAKER_02]: I could spend my life just holding you so time and never forget it all.

[SPEAKER_02]: We love, not in fact, you wish, we love, our heart's celebration.

[SPEAKER_02]: I love you, we're all of you too.

[SPEAKER_02]: We got real love, not in imitation.

[SPEAKER_02]: We love, you're my destination.

[SPEAKER_02]: Baby, you and me, we got to have a thing.

[SPEAKER_02]: Not in bad direction, we love our heart's separation I love you, you know I love you too We love not in imitation, we love You're my destination, baby you and me We got everything

[SPEAKER_00]: I think they go together so well because at the time of that recording, Kenny and Dolly both have the same boss size.

[SPEAKER_00]: Oh, I bet you didn't think we started this show you would hear Dolly singing a song by noted murder or a Phil Spectre.

[SPEAKER_00]: But it's true.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is Emmy Lujeris, Linda Ronstatt, and Dolly Barton, and that is High Price Harmon.

[SPEAKER_02]: Is to love love in just to see him smile Makes my life worthwhile to no, no, no Is to love love in and life

[SPEAKER_02]: Everyone says they'll come today When I walk alongside of him Yes, just to know he is to love And I

[SPEAKER_02]: Thank you, see you

[SPEAKER_02]: Is to love love just to see him smile Makes while in life with one word Don't know, no, no, is to love love

[SPEAKER_00]: That song really was written by Phil Spectre.

[SPEAKER_00]: It is a cover of a song by the Teddy Bears and Phil Spectre was in.

[SPEAKER_00]: The Teddy Bears that is to know him is to love him.

[SPEAKER_00]: Amy Lou Harris, Dolly Parton, and Linda Ronstack.

[SPEAKER_00]: pretty swell.

[SPEAKER_00]: As we take some time to remember the music of Dolly Barton right here on Rob Radio.

[SPEAKER_00]: We're getting close to the end, but I got a couple more good records for you.

[SPEAKER_00]: So make sure you stick around.

[SPEAKER_00]: This one is called Light of a Clear Blue Morning.

[SPEAKER_00]: And it is pretty sensational in its beauty.

[SPEAKER_00]: I think you'll like it.

[SPEAKER_00]: Great showpiece for Dolly's voice as we remember Dolly Barton.

[SPEAKER_04]: It's been a long dark night And I've been waiting for the morning It's been a long hard fight But I've seen a brand new bed on it I've been looking for

[SPEAKER_04]: The sunshine, you know, I ain't seen it in so long And everything's gonna work out just fine And everything's gonna be alright, there's been all wrong

[SPEAKER_04]: I can't see the light of a clear blue mountain Oh and everything's gonna be all right It's gonna be all right It's been a long long time Since I know I've changed

[SPEAKER_02]: Those cling bags They're happy, but I don't need a girl I feel like I can't shoot a girl

[SPEAKER_02]: I love a brand new day I can't see in the light of the blue moon Oh, I never think it's gonna be all right It's gonna be all right I can't see the light of the blue moon

[SPEAKER_02]: See the light of a brand new day I can't say it

[SPEAKER_02]: He's alive, but we're good

[SPEAKER_00]: that's a good one.

[SPEAKER_00]: Everything's going to be all right.

[SPEAKER_00]: Everything's going to work that just fine.

[SPEAKER_00]: So, say it's Dolly Parton.

[SPEAKER_00]: So, how do we close this show after all of the great music we've heard in the past hours?

[SPEAKER_00]: So, early in the show, I played you the original recording of I will always love you from 1974, but when Dolly put out a greatest tits album in 1982,

[SPEAKER_00]: She re-reported it.

[SPEAKER_00]: It sounds a little different.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's more lush, but every bit is pretty.

[SPEAKER_00]: Give it a listen.

[SPEAKER_00]: We love you, Dolly.

[SPEAKER_00]: Save home.

[SPEAKER_02]: If I should stay, Will I not meet me in your way?

[SPEAKER_04]: But I'll think of you each step on one

[SPEAKER_04]: It's all I have, and all I'm taking with you Come on, I'll please don't cry Because we both know that I love you

[SPEAKER_04]: And I hope life, I'll teach you God, and I hope that you have all the dreams All I do is enjoy, and I wish you happiness

[SPEAKER_02]: But above all this, I wish I had a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love, a love,

[SPEAKER_03]: Hello, it's me, you're what I love people who say it out to me a hundred years from now, I'm just saying,