Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner had a huge falling out. They were on better terms two decades later, as one of his albums ...

Porter Wagoner got to know Dolly Parton well when they worked together. He said her high level of insecurity surprised him.

Touring is often seen as the pinnacle of anartist life, but for Dolly Parton, one early tour was "hell" as she was overworked and uncomfortable.

The song, as a result, was very taboo for the time. Wagoner told her that no one would ever play it if she didn’t remove one verse. In it, Parton sings about having to leave home to work for an old ...

Dolly Parton said Porter Wagoner might have loved her While Parton denied that her relationship with Wagoner was anything but platonic, she admitted it was hard to explain their dynamic.

Awkwardly humorous clip from a 1973 episode of 'The Porter Wagoner Show' has Wagoner and Dolly Parton singing "Run That By Me One More Time." ...

Fifty years ago today, on April 9th, 1969, Porter Wagoner recorded the first version of Dolly Parton's 'Coat of Many Colors.' ...

To Porter Wagoner, Dolly Parton could empathize and feel more than the average Joe, and that is why he thought she had a god-given gift.

When Porter Wagoner urged RCA Nashville head Chet Atkins to sign Dolly Parton, he took one major risk to ensure that it happened.

Dolly Parton Kicks Off Busy Month With Porter Wagoner Box Set When two larger-than-life creative forces combine, the results are often legendary. Tuesday's release of the six-disc "Just Between ...

Despite the pair's close relationship and success with The Porter Wagoner Show, Parton had always dreamed of a solo career, and in the mid-'70s, she made the difficult decision to break from Wagoner.

It was this week in February 1974 when Parton announced that, after seven years, she was ending her professional partnership with Porter Wagoner. Parton landed a big break in 1967 when Wagoner ...