Dolly Parton (nata 19 Ianuarii 1946) est cantrix, compositor carminum, multi-instrumentalista, choragus phonodiscorum, actrix, auctor, negotiatrix, et humanitarista Americana, quae plerumque operá musicae rusticae datá innotuit. Postquam bene res gestas propter carmina pro aliis composita habere coepit, Hello, I'm Dolly, suum primum album musicum, anno 1967 divulgavit. Bene res gestas reliquis annis decennii 1960 continenter habuit, ambo sola et in serie alborum cum Porter Wagoner factorum. Fastidium venditionis annis 1970 fiebat, annisque 1980 persistebat. Sua alba annis 1990 tam bene non vendebantur, sed bene res gestas iterum novo millennio habuerit, atque ex anno 2000 alba phonodiscorum pro nonnullis societatibus negotialibus divulgavit, Dolly Records, negotio suo, non excluso.

Nata est Dolly Rebecca Parton die 19 Ianuarii 1946 in casa unius conclavis ad ripas fluvii Little Pigeon prope Pittman Center Tennesiae, commune minutum in Sevier Comitatu in Magnis Montibus Fumosis Tennesiae Orientalis.^[1] Dolly est quarta e duodecim liberis, matre Avie Lee Caroline (nata Owens; 1923–2003), patre Roberto Lee Parton (1921–2000). Pater, Lee usitate appellatus, in montibus Tennesiae Orientalis laborabat, olim sharecropper^? et tum suum praedium parvum terrasque curans. Etiam varios quaestus minores faciebat, paupertatis causá. ^[2][3] Legere non poterat.^[4]

Plus quam tria milia carminum composuit. Stella nonnullarum pellicularum et programmatum televisificorum est. Insigne Artium Nationale ei anno 2006 concessum est. Novem praemia Grammy et permulta praemia honoresque alios accepit.

• Just the Way I Am: Poetic Selections on Reasons to Live, Reasons to Love and Reasons to Smile from the Songs of Dolly Parton (1979)^[5]
• My Life and Other Unfinished Business (1994)^[6]
• Coat of Many Colors (1996)^[7]
• Dolly's Dixie Fixin's: Love, Laughter and Lots of Good Food (2006)^[8]
• I Am a Rainbow (2009)^[9]
• Dream More: Celebrate the Dreamer in You (2012)^[10]

• Cash, Johnny. 1998. Cash: The Autobiography. Singula.
• Jensen, Todd Aaron. 2010. On Gratitude: Sheryl Crow, Jeff Bridges, Alicia Keys, Daryl Hall, Ray Bradbury, Anna Kendrick, B.B. King, Elmore Leonard, Deepak Chopra, and 42 More Celebrities Share What They're Most Thankful For. Adams Media. ISBN 978-1-4405-0893-6.
• Miller, Stephen. 2008. Smart Blonde: Dolly Parton. Music Sales Group. ISBN 978-0-85712-007-6.
• Nash, Alanna. 1978. Dolly. Angelopoli: Reed Books. ISBN 978-0-89169-523-3. Singula.
• Pasternak, Judith Mahoney. 1998. Dolly Parton. Sterling Publishing. ISBN 978-1-56799-557-2.
• Parton, Dolly. 1994. Dolly: My Life And Other Unfinished Business. Novi Eboraci: Harper Collins. ISBN 978-0-06-017720-1, ISBN 0060177209. Singula.
• Parton, Dolly. 2012. Dream More: Celebrate the Dreamer in You. Putnam Publishing Group. ISBN 9780399162480.
• Safer, Morley. 2009. "Dolly Parton: The Real Queen Of All Media." 60 Minutes, 7 Iunii 2009. CBS. Editio interretialis.
• Schmidt, Randy L., ed. 2017. Dolly on Dolly: interviews and encounters with Dolly Parton. Sicagi: Chicago Review Press. ISBN 978-1-61373-519-0.
• Whitburn, Joel. 2005. Top Country Songs 1944–2005. Billboard/Record Research Inc. ISBN 978-0-89820-165-9.

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De hoc homine in Indice Interretiali Pellicularum (Anglice)

• Situs interretialis Parton proprius.
• "Dolly Parton." Pagina inductionis apud Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
• Archivum historicum Dolly Parton.