Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love You LIVE REACTION! I LOVE HER VOICE
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A lot of people have no idea Dolly wrote and recorded that song before Whitney Houston was ever heard of
She went #1 with it TWICE years before Whitney's version
Dolly also had a top ten hit with Vince Gill in the 90's. This song will never die, and it shouldn't.
Can u please listen to he's alive by dolly porton
Yes she did.. Whitney only had the hit on it for the movie sound track and the album it was on.. But Yes as you just said Dolly Parton wrote it for Porter Wagoner..
Yep Whitney Houston was 13 years old when Dolly Parton first released this song in 1974
She bought Porter Waggoner catalog when he had to put it up for sale....then gave it back to him. She is a class act.
That's incredibly touching. We need more wealthy ppl like that. Do what is right, no strings attached.
Whitney’s is great because her voice is powerful but Dollys is beautiful because she had the emotion from writing the song and her voice is so soft and gentle.
Whitney sang great but Dolly's version is much sweeter and you feel the heartbreak.
Yeah I think both versions are amazing, Whitney's is probably my favorite to listen to overall but Dolly's is more heartfelt, for obvious reasons.
Never liked the Whitney version because she never gave the proper credit
Whitney's versión is based on Linda Ronstadt's who recorded the song in 74. Elvis Presley wanted the song but also wanted the rights of it. Dolly refused. She gave the song to Linda because she liked her singing and were friends. Whitney's mom used to be Linda's backup singer.
In all reality the whole reason that this song was written was it was the way she quit her job at the Porter Wagoner show. She actually wrote that song to sing on the last episode she ever appeared on his television show and it was her goodbye to him. I never even knew Linda Ronstadt sang it but yes she did do a good version but the whole reason the song was written was just so Dolly could quit that show and leave him with a memory of the song that she wrote just for him. She actually said in an interview one time that it first it upset her that she was never given the credit for it but then she decided that every time somebody played the Whitney Houston version of it she got royalties. The only reason that she did not allow Elvis to have this song was because Elvis wanted to also have a writing credit for it when he never had a thing to do with the song.
@@Caprizonica Dolly recorded this song in 1973 and released it on her album "Jolene"
Whitney brought the power with her voice, Dolly brought the emotion and make you feel her pain.
Yes dolly is remorseful and whitney sounds proud of the relationship.
@@AngiAholic Dolly sounds remorseful? As in ashamed? That's how it seems you are implying it... No. She sounds bittersweet; parting with someone cause it's needed for both. Whitney just sounds as though she has lungs for days; she doesn't really bring a connection to it. Not how Dolly just did. This is my first time hearing Dolly's version of it, and it has now become a song I'll actually think more of, instead of just another song on the radio.
My favourite has to be Dolly singing Coat of Many Colours. The story behind it is great as well, about how poor they were and how proud she was of this coat her mum made for her out of rags.
Coat of many colors is my favorite Dolly song, it always makes me think of how my mother raised me on her own and how she always brought me up even when I got bullied in school
It’s my Grandmas favorite too. I just love her.
My mother used to sing that for us when we were kids. Her mother was raised in the hills of Southwest Virginia and grew up dirt poor. My grandmother's mom used to make her clothes out of old worn out ones just like in that song. It was pretty common among the poor.
You might want to see Dolly when she was younger.....there is a live version of "Jolene"
Gonna second Jolene--you'll love it.
Dolly said that when she did that song, she got a bank account, and when Whitney did it, she bought the bank lol
Chip Whitley yet Dolly did it better. The original.
@@timfountain1995 I totally agree
Dolly got paid when Whitney re-made this song still collecting royalties... And it was in her movie best little white house in Texas when Whitney in Grammer school. I loved both versions of it.
This 😂
Do love Whitney's version but if you want to hear the heartbreak behind the words, you have to hear Dolly. She lived it.
Dolly is a national treasure no matter what kind of music we listen to. She's a top songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, story teller, and yes, singer.
Please check out:
"Coat of Many Colors"
That song is autobiographical. She grew up in Apalachia in Kentucky. Her family was very poor, but a proud family. This song will make people think about being fortunate for what you have.
Also: "Gypsy, Joe and Me".
*This song may bring out Billy You So Emotional. The story she tells will get you in the feels.
She was born and raised in Tennessee. She built Dollywood to give back and help the community she grew up in.
Aeroangel you’re right. I forgot. 💚
Dolly is generous. She buys books every year for the children in her community. She also pays for her employees to go to college.
She has done so much for the Sevierville area of Tennessee she is a Saint in Tennessee
Y'all should check out For King and Country....God only knows featuring Dolly.
Dolly is really great, either live or studio-recorded. Her accent is totally genuine!
For King and Country....God only knows featuring Dolly. Check it out
Absolutely love this song... such an angelic voice! NOBODY does it better then Dolly!!!
You should check her out as a guest singer on For King and Country latest song God only Knows.
The way Dolly sings this makes me cry. Love Dolly.
Dolly is quite the storyteller, I could listen to her stories all day
She is just the cutest, sweetest lady there is. Always so happy, and positive. It's hard not to love her.
I love her version way more than Whitneys because its more heartfelt and heartbreaking. But Whitney did kill this song
I agree she killed it way too many high notes in Whitney's version.
She sings so effortlessly, like she's just talking. So beautiful!
Dolly is a great storyteller with her songs.
Every time I hear this song I always think of Dolly and it brings me to tears. So moving....Thank you Billy. 👏🤗💗🌺
Same here, the tears flow.I dedicated this song to my daughter when she turned 18. When Dolly sings it, it sounds tearful. Whitney did a great rendition, but it sounds more proud of the relationship.
@@AngiAholic And the movie Whitney's version is in demonstrates that point.
Dolly’s got amazing stories behind every song. One of the best storyteller’s.
Dolly's version will always be the best.
Whitney Houston chose to obliterate it with her 200 decibel voice, where Dolly's is so much more intimate and sweet.
Dolly is a treasure. Years ago she performed at our local fair. There came a thunder storm and poured down rain. We all stayed out in it and she said if you're willing to stand out in it I surely can sing out in it. Her wig got wet and she just took it off and threw it out to the audience. I have loved her ever since.
Make sure you listen to the original from when she was much younger. Her voice will always be beautiful 💗
I’m in my 40s, and I grew up with her. I love Dolly so much. This is iconic Dolly. Whitney Houston did this song in the nineties, and of course it was beautiful, but I can’t truly love this song without Dolly singing it. She is so amazing!
Dolly owns a theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee called Dollywood.
I'm actually going there next week, cant wait.
Dolly owns quite a few places in Pigeon Forge
And she visits very often
Actually she has sold dollywood. She is still on the board and has a large share and voice in the park
@@jonboy87 not true
When she was younger she had more strength in her voice. But still had that angelic tone.
Writing the timeless, genre-less song is what's truly impressive. Dolly took a painful and fragile moment of her life and made it eternal. I hope generations of artists give it their own spin.
Dolly's original version is so so beautiful, so emotional and touching. Whitney's version is beautiful and powerful too. I believe they each loved each others version. I know Dolly always said it was a great honor to have Whitney sing her song. Each version was amazing, beautiful in it's own right.
I used to love watching Porter Wagoner and Hee-Haw haw on Saturday night!
Dolly's voice is starting to weaken and when she did that song she was 63 years old. When you have a minute, listen to the original studio recording. Her voice was much powerful back then but just as sweet!
(Dolly can yodel like nobody's business! So can Lily Tomlin and Carol Burnett!)
Do you remember her commercials for Breeze laundry detergent? A free towel in a box of breeze (in her charming accent).
@@monabonejakon2797 I Sure do! That was at the same time that red rose tea was giving away the little porcelain miniature animals! I still have 30 or 40 of those LOL
Whitney gave the power behind this song and Dolly gives the emotion behind it from her soft voice. But both versions are phenomenal. We love both of you ladies. Dolly; Cheers for a long lasting career still going. And Whitney; RIP you beautiful soul, because we all love and miss you.
I love Dolly Parton she is the best country singer in my opinion
Not only is she an amazing singer, but her songwriting is out of this world.
But yes she sounds and looks amazing for a 73 years old singer
81 year old
@@mikelfox1543 no.. she was born 1946
I love how you described how she carried her voice. "Special"
You should hear her version in the time period of when she wrote the song. In this version, her sounding this good at her age is amazing.
I watched the Porter Wagoner Show regularly with my Dad back in the 60's as a boy. I remember when Dolly was first introduced on the show. It was one of my Dad's favorite shows, and she was one of his favorite singers. My youngest sister was riding through Tennessee many years ago with a friend (in the 1980's, I think), and found the home of Dolly Parton's parents. Just a very simple, modest home in the country. They actually went up to it and, if memory is correct, her parents and sister were sitting on the big front porch. Unfortunately, Dolly wasn't there. They introduced themselves, and my sister said the Partons were so down-to-earth friendly, it was like they'd always known each other. They spent a couple of hours talking with them, and my sister actually went bicycle riding with Dolly's sister. My sister passed away September 2016, but that visit was a day she never forgot!
She puts a gentle passion into her songs that a lot of new artist don’t have or can’t find
I am with you! Dolly is my favorite singer! she sings so expressively. Live her voice just soars with ease, it is crystal clear. right on key. I adore her bright & vibrant personality too
She's amazing. So is your reaction. 😍
Dolly wrote this song and I remember the night she sang it on The Porter Waggoner Show during her last appearance. And each time she sings it you can feel her emotion coming through even all these years later. It’s always been one of my favorite songs by Dolly! ❤️
You would probably enjoy her song, “Coat Of Many Colors”. It’s written about a real event that happened in her childhood and is now also a children’s book and has a great message!
I'm pleased to see many others recognize that Dolly's version is more heartfelt, while Whitney was focused on showing the power of her voice
Dolly Parton can write a story and put it in a song like no other. I'm glad you appreciated her storytelling ability. At Christmas a couple of years ago she made a movie called "Coat of Many Colors". I think you would enjoy watching it with your daughter. It tells the story of her childhood in the mountains of Tennessee and the poverty they lived through with love.
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library has been giving out over 1 million books PER MONTH since 2016. They provide children from birth to 5 years old age an age appropriate book per month. She started it in East Tennessee, where she is from, and it is now global. It is easy to love Dolly because she has so much, but she gives so much back.
She's an amazing person and nobody can take that from her.
I remember Dolly being on a talk show a few years ago and she was asked if she was okay with Whitney getting credit for this song and classic Dolly said "Heck no! I love it. Besides I get the royalties every time it's played"!! Dolly like you, she so crazy!!
Im glad You saw this!! Dolly thanked Whitney for making her sing famous!! Love both of them
This song by Dolly gives an idea of the love a person has for another, the kind of love that you have for someone to want the best for them even if it isn't you.
Dolly has several interviews about the first time she heard Whitney cover her song. It was on the radio and she was driving. She said she had to pull over to ball her eyes out and it was one of the greatest compliments of her life to hear her song sang in that way.
Dolly is amazing. Crazy life story, always brash and humble, EXTREMELY charitable and giving, funny, beautiful and one of the greatest singer/songwriters ever.
Obviously, I'm a fan.
I don't know what Dolly does best -- singing, song writing, or being the coolest person to ever come out of the Smoky Mountains.
Dolly is the Queen! She is an icon in East Tennessee and has been amazing on fb for the quarantine
You have to think about the fact that she is 81 years old. I dont know when that performance was recorded. But she made a concert here in Stockholm Sweden just a couplke of years ago. Of course she dont sound like when she was 25, but come on. Pretty coll to even be out on tour at that age.
Nobody has Dolly's voice. People sing her songs but Dolly has a unique voice and is a song writer.
Dolly is about as pure country as you can get. From near the Smokey Mountains in Tennessee. She's proud to be country and represent Tennessee and has been married to the same man for over 50 years.
This is my absolute favorite by her with "9-5" and "islands in the strean" with Kenny Rogers holding a close second.
I've always loved Dolly Parton she has a beautiful voice she's one of the sweetest person 😇🙏🤩🥰💛🧡💖💝💓
Dolly is the on female singer to have the same song to reach number one in two different decades. That song was.. I will always love you. 70’s 80’s and a top ten duo with Vince Gill in the 90’s.
I saw Dolly and Porter in an old hay field that year. That was back in the day when you just picked a spot on the grass and listened to the music. She has always been amazing.
Dolly is an incredible example of hard work and talent mixed with tenacity and strength. The fact that she's a beautiful person is just the cherry on top
I’d love to see more Dolly!
You can also listen to when she sang it when she was younger..it’s even better!
One thing about Dolly singing this song is she does it sitting down. It is a lot harder to get those vocals out sitting and your body mostly being still. She is just incredible.
How can anybody not love Dolly? Check out her 70's hit - Dolly Parton - Here You Come Again
Golden Girls on the back of your door made my day... especially in this time when the world is mourning the loss of Betty.
That's how Dolly does it I like that she's a great storyteller🤟🤟🥰🤩💛🧡💖💝💓👱♀️ yes all of Dolly Parton music is great especially love it when she sings with Kenny Rogers old friends
Dolly is America's sweetheart!
Coat of many colors please..love that song.
I never knew the story behind the lyrics, nice to know. She always has great stories behind her songs. I remember hearing the story behind coat of many colors, I was like dang, where is my tissue box?? :,( BTW, you're awesome for all of the reactions. Love your channel! ♥
I remember seeing Dolly sing this to Porter Wagoner. She sungit with such love.
I remember the history of this song. She still owns it.
I love watching peoples reaction when they find out that Dolly Parton
wrote and sang, 'I will always love you,' in 1974. Whitney Huston was 11 when this song came out. Whitney just did a
cover of the song in the 90's for the movie Body Guard.
I absolutely adore Dolly Parton. Thank you.
One of the things that I love about old school country is that it tells a story. But I never knew that Dolly wrote this song for Porter Wagner. WOW!!!
THE LADY! THE LEGEND!!
Dolly Parton he is risen live is great
Thank you! I love Dolly. My very favorite live Dolly performance is He's Alive from one of the award shows in the 90s. Check it out!
You should check out For King and Country.....God only knows featuring Dolly.
The truth behind the song is bittersweet for all those who love Dolly and Porter she loved him as a friend and he loved her as the beautiful lady she was it was guaranteed to end in a tragedy but that's life it's seldom what we want it's usually just what we need!
late to the reaction but wanted to add. not only did she buy the catalog and gift it back to him but visited him in his nursing home and sang it to him as he died then paid his bill. an incredible person on stage and off. her voice is amazing and more so by her heartfelt style
Dolly writes all her own songs and music, has a great voice, and can play about 10-15 different instruments. She's amazing and is a unique Great American Talent. Oh, and she's also a pretty damn good comedian and actor. She is what would have been known in the old days as "an entertainer"... because she does it all.
Yeah, Dolly has such a beautiful and expressive voice. She's so good at giving the songs a lot of heart and almost fragility. (Or, in some cases, absolute Sass, like "9-5" and "Harper Valley PTA".) One of my other favorites she did was her cover of "Save the Last Dance for Me".
Great reactions on your channel. You seem to genuinely react to all types of music.
This also appeared in a movie Dolly did with Burt Reynolds - Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. There are several good songs in it - Sneaking Around With You is really funny.
My favorite movie!
Side Step!!!! And Texas! Has a whore house in it! I saw this movie with my folks at the drive in movie theatre, sitting in the back of my Dad's old truck. 🥰
The funny thing is people would ask her if she had a problem with the fact that most people think that it love Whitney version of the song. She said no because she made a lot of money off of Whitney version and would love at the time if she want to sing another one of her songs.
Well said.😉I also saw an interview where she was asked what she thought of Whitney's version,and Dolly was extremely pleased with it.She was "honored to have such an amazingly talented young gal sing this so beautifully."Two different styles,by two phenomenally talented women.☺️
Dolly songwriter making all the coins from this mega world hit
Dolly is one of the most authentic people ever, especially in the world of music which is so cutthroat. When Dolly heard Whitney sing this song, she said she nearly fell off her stiletto's. She has always encouraged artists and has humbly allowed others to sing her songs as she said they are gifts from God and should be shared. She is a true gem.
And Billy, you aren't wrong about singers sounding good only on the record/studio/radio because they are autotuned. Most country singers have natural pure voices with almost perfect pitch and very rarely sing out of key even for a few notes. That may be why so many other genre's need loud instruments and vocal gymnastics to sound good live. JMHO
Dolly Parton coat of many colours
If your going to do Dolly you need to do Me and Little Andy! Your reaction will be priceless!!!
That was the B side of this song. So sad. Loved it too.
Dolly. FTW!
When she heard the Whitney Houston version in The Bodyguard she had the same reaction as Carl Perkins when Elvis recorded "Blue Suede Shoes". Carl Perkins wrote the song and first recorded it and even sounds like Elvis. Someone asked him what he thought when he heard Elvis's version of his song. He said, "I knew I would never sing it again, and I cried all the way to the Bank. The song writer get 50% of the money made on ever record!
Lots of Dolly's songs are also sung as stories. She also does character voices. Check out her album Hailos and Horns.
Dolly singing the Balled of the Green Beret
She is a legend
Brings tears to my eyes. Beautiful
Dolly Parton wrote this song for Porter Waggoner. She sang it to him and asked him to release her from her contract, which he did. Years later she was a super star and he had lost or sold rights to his music she bought them and gave them back to him.
Dolly is amazing.
She’s a wonderful story teller and very humble. I love all her music. 💕
Dolly also stared in a few movies back in the day. If you like her storyteller voice, theres a movie she stars in with a bunch of kids, amd its really one of those 'warm and fuzzy' films
She is 73 years old! 🤯
She is so amazing
the 1974 version 1st performance in public was by Dolly on the Porter Wagoner TV show. And she has a little chat with Wagoner that is classic after her song, if you know the back story, it is a crack-up.
You can feel she wrote it when she sings it ... It hers..x x
As always a great reaction. Some other country songs to check out are "cleaning this gun", "if you're going thru hell", and "honesty" all by Rodney Atkins.