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Say what you will about Dolly Parton. Just be careful of what you say in front of Matthew Moyer, true fan. Here's why.
DOLLY PARTON AND FRIENDS MPI Home Video By all rights it just shouldn't work. The set staging is like a nine-year old girl's bedroom gone Vegas, the jokes and skits are beyond corny, the audience looks beamed in from another state (and perhaps era) and the guests wander from set to set, song to song ...
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July 1999 :: Tech :: Country.Com's Century Of Country (James Mann)
... , and industry addresses are given, which is a godsend. It seems to be rather complete, and balanced -- Gram Parsons gets as much digital ink as Dolly Parton, which is close to how it should be. If you have a yen for learning more about this wonderful music, or if you work in the industry, then you should ...
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Music From and Inspired by the Motion Picture (Vanguard). Review by Sean Slone.
... and going to some holler to put up her still. Her voice sounds great, regardless. Two of the highlights here though are a couple of original songs. Dolly Parton and actress Emmy Rossum sound beautiful together on Parton's "When Love is New," surrounded by great players like Sam Bush and Jerry Douglas ...
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Let's face it: we're all sinners. And nobody knows that better than Tammy Faye Starlite, who's come to preach her fire and brimstone gospel with her distintive brand of country music blasphemy. Frank Mullen repents.
DOES IT ON HER KNEES TAMMY FAYE STARLITE by Frank Mullen Frank Mullen Jimmy Swaggart would love Tammy Faye Starlite. She preaches out loud, she talks dirty, and she loves country music. And she might just take that holy roller for a holy roll in the sack. But then, Brother Jimmy probably doesn't ...
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Hit After Hit (Dirtnap). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
... and furious and fun. Thirteen songs, with the longest clocking in at just over three minutes, and ending with a 31 second burst of energy entitled "Dolly Parton." High energy slaps in the face, waking you up and making you move to the beat. Like The Buzzcocks, The Ramones, and new wave grooves on speed ...
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The White Stripes at Club Downunder in Tallahassee, FL on September 18, 2001. Concert review by Matthew Moyer. Photos by Heather Lorusso.
... this moment. Or so it seems. Or so it is, fuck it. Heather Lorusso The White Stripes They sass their way through a brilliant, tortured cover of Dolly Parton's "Jolene," which is even better than The Sisters of Mercy's version, and way more believable. Gender and sweat blurring all over the bloody ...
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Is Spongebob really that twisted? Guest writer Jane Cora takes a look at the surreal history of children's television.
... , Jambi; a floating, blue headed, turban wearing fortune teller, Cowboy Dan; an attractive man in chaps and spurs, Miss Yvonne; who resembled a Dolly Parton drag queen, and Captain Carl: played by the late, great Phil Hartman. An adult can appreciate the weirdness of this show, but why did Pee Wee click ...
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Are You Ready For the Big Show? (Dualtone Music Group). Review by Sean Slone.
... margaritas. Foster is tastefully backed on the record by a band that includes veterans of Foster & Lloyd, Nickel Creek, Steve Earle's Dukes, and Dolly Parton's band. Mike McAdam on slide guitar, Jeff Armstrong on the Hammond B-3 organ, and Chris Thile on mandolin all do exceptional work. It might have ...
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If the Motion Picture Academy has learned one thing this year, it's that independent and low-budget films are generally better than the crap that Hollywood is now pumping out. So what can the Grammys learn from this? Tim Wardyn goes over the lesson plan.
... was just one of the surprises. Three 6 Mafia wins an Oscar?! That's right. Their song "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" from Hustle & Flow beat out Dolly Parton. THE Dolly Parton. So not only does Three 6 Mafia have more Oscars than one of country's legends, but as Jon Stewart so eloquently put it, they ...
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The Blue Idol (Narada World). Review by Dave Aftandilian.
... songs is that the songs they choose tend, for my taste, to be rather uninspired. That's pretty much my feeling here, although it was fun to hear Dolly Parton (yes, that Dolly Parton) sharing vocals with Mairead on "The Pretty Young Girl," an English version of a very well known Gaelic song; I was impressed ...
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