Dolly Parton joined Porter Wagoner’s show in 1967, bringing her the widespread attention her career needed. She was grateful for the opportunity, but her partnership with Wagoner began to weigh ...

Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner spent the late 1960s and early 1970s as collaborators. The pair performed on his television show, recorded duets, and fought constantly.

Porter Wagoner was on the same label as Dolly Parton. Here's why he thought they were cheating her out of success.

When Dolly Parton was on The Porter Wagoner Show, many people believed she was romantically involved with Wagoner. To fuel the rumors, Wagoner often bought Parton expensive presents that he gifted ...

Dolly Parton joined Porter Wagoner’s show in 1967 and continued to appear on the program until 1974. Even after she left the show, she allowed Wagoner to produce her music.

Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton worked together for years, but he told people they shouldn’t trust her. After Parton left her partnership with Wagoner behind to pursue her solo career, his ...

Porter Wagoner talked to Dolly Parton’s husband about the rumors about them When Wagoner and Parton first met, he knew at the end of their meeting that he would invite her to join his show.

Dolly Parton joins ‘The Porter Wagoner Show’ Parton joined The Porter Wagoner Show in 1967 when the star asked her to be his “new girl singer” after his previous one, Norma Jean Beasley, left.

Dolly Parton wasn’t thrilled to be on tour with Porter Wagoner Parton joined Wagoner’s show in 1967. They immediately began filming on a rapid schedule and recorded together in the studio.

Porter Wagoner said Dolly Parton was insecure Parton appears to be confident and self-assured. She is able to get up on stage and command the attention of audiences, and has starred in films.

The Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner album came out after he sued her In 1979, Wagoner sued Parton for breach of contract, five years after she exited The Porter Wagoner Show.

Dolly Parton said it was easy to ad lib with Porter Wagoner On some of Parton and Wagoner’s more humorous songs, they bantered back and forth on the recordings. While Parton wrote some of this ...