Dolly Parton - Best Of Dolly Parton Album

Tracklist

1	Traveling Man	2:10
2	Jolene	2:36
3	The Bargain Store	2:39
4	When I Sing For Him	2:56
5	I Will Always Love You	2:53
6	My Tennessee Mountain Home	3:04
7	Touch Your Woman	2:39
8	Coat Of Many Colors	3:02
9	Love Is Like A Butterfly	2:19
10	Lonely Comin´ Down	3:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
APL1-1117	Dolly Parton	Best Of Dolly Parton ‎(LP, Comp, Gat)	RCA	APL1-1117	US	1975
LSA 3236, APLI-1117	Dolly Parton	Best Of Dolly Parton Vol.2 ‎(LP, Comp)	RCA, RCA	LSA 3236, APLI-1117	UK	1975
5146-2-RRE, 5146-2-R	Dolly Parton	Best Of Dolly Parton ‎(CD, Comp, Club)	RCA, RCA	5146-2-RRE, 5146-2-R	US	1990
AHL1-1117	Dolly Parton	Best Of Dolly Parton ‎(LP, Comp, RE, Gat)	RCA Victor	AHL1-1117	US	1975
RVP-6094	Dolly Parton	Best Of Dolly Parton ‎(LP, Comp)	RCA	RVP-6094	Japan	1975

Credits

• Accompanied By – The Lea Jane Singers
• Arranged By – Porter Wagoner
• Art Direction – Bob Jones
• Engineer – Al Pachucki, Tom Pick
• Photography By – Dennis Carney
• Producer – Porter Wagoner
• Technician – Mike Shockley, Roy Shockley
• Written By – Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner

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