Dolly Parton

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actress businesswoman country singer human philanthropist singer-songwriter

Dolly Parton is an iconic American country music singer-songwriter, actress, and philanthropist known for hits like "Jolene" and "9 to 5" and her extensive charitable work.

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instanceOf actress →
businesswoman →
country singer →
human →
philanthropist →
singer-songwriter →
activeYearsStart 1950s →
associatedAct Emmylou Harris →
Kenny Rogers →
Linda Ronstadt →
Porter Wagoner →
countryOfCitizenship United States of America →
dateOfBirth 1946-01-19 →
dateOfMarriage 1966-05-30 →
familyName Parton →
founded Dolly Parton’s Stampede →
Dollywood →
Dollywood Foundation →
Imagination Library →
fullName Dolly Parton →
surface form: "Dolly Rebecca Parton"
genre bluegrass music →
country music →
pop music →
givenName Dolly →
hairColor blonde (often dyed) →
instrument autoharp →
banjo →
guitar →
vocals →
knownFor distinctive soprano voice →
elaborate stage costumes →
songwriting about rural Appalachian life →
notableAward Academy of Country Music Award →
surface form: "Academy of Country Music Awards"

Country Music Association Award →
surface form: "Country Music Association Awards"

Country Music Hall of Fame inductee →
Grammy Award →
Kennedy Center Honors →
National Medal of Arts →
notableSongWrittenFor I Will Always Love You – recorded by Whitney Houston →
notableWork 9 to 5 →
Coat of Many Colors →
Here You Come Again →
I Will Always Love You →
Islands in the Stream →
Jolene →
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas →
surface form: "Steel Magnolias"

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas →
occupation actress →
author →
philanthropist →
record producer →
singer →
songwriter →
philanthropicFocus education →
literacy →
public health →
placeOfBirth Pittman Center, Tennessee, United States →
religion Christianity →
spouse Carl Thomas Dean →
supportedResearch COVID-19 vaccine research funding →
voiceType soprano →

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9 to 5 → artist → Dolly Parton →
Coat of Many Colors → artist → Dolly Parton →
Here You Come Again → artist → Dolly Parton →
Jolene → artist → Dolly Parton →
9 to 5 → associatedAct → Dolly Parton →
Barry Gibb → associatedAct → Dolly Parton →
Coat of Many Colors → associatedAct → Dolly Parton →
Emmylou Harris → associatedAct → Dolly Parton →
Kenny Rogers → associatedAct → Dolly Parton →
Porter Wagoner → associatedAct → Dolly Parton →
Willie Nelson → associatedAct → Dolly Parton →
Dollywood Foundation → associatedWith → Dolly Parton →
this entity surface form: "Dolly Parton discography"
Dolly → birthName → Dolly Parton →
subject surface form: "Dolly Parton"
this entity surface form: "Dolly Rebecca Parton"
Parton → birthName → Dolly Parton →
subject surface form: "Dolly Parton"
this entity surface form: "Dolly Rebecca Parton"
Sevierville, Tennessee → birthplaceOf → Dolly Parton →
Linda Ronstadt → collaboratedWith → Dolly Parton →
Willie → collaboratedWith → Dolly Parton →
subject surface form: "Willie Nelson"
9 to 5 → composer → Dolly Parton →
Coat of Many Colors → composer → Dolly Parton →
I Will Always Love You → composer → Dolly Parton →
Blowin' in the Wind → coveredBy → Dolly Parton →
Dolly Parton’s Stampede → creator → Dolly Parton →
Porter Wagoner → duoPartner → Dolly Parton →
Cowboy Carter → featuresArtist → Dolly Parton →
subject surface form: "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (film)"
Imagination Library → foundedBy → Dolly Parton →
Dollywood Foundation → founder → Dolly Parton →
Parton → founder → Dolly Parton →
subject surface form: "Imagination Library"
Dolly Parton → fullName → Dolly Parton →
this entity surface form: "Dolly Rebecca Parton"
Sweet Music Man → hasCoverVersionBy → Dolly Parton →
Carl Thomas Dean → hasNoChildrenWith → Dolly Parton →
Grand Ole Opry → hasNotablePerformer → Dolly Parton →
Sevierville, Tennessee → hometownOf → Dolly Parton →
Shania Twain → influencedBy → Dolly Parton →
Porter Wagoner → introducedOnTV → Dolly Parton →
Porter Wagoner → launchedCareerOf → Dolly Parton →
9 to 5 → lyricist → Dolly Parton →
Coat of Many Colors → lyricist → Dolly Parton →
Jolene → mainSongwriter → Dolly Parton →
Dolly → name → Dolly Parton →
subject surface form: "Dolly Parton"
Dollywood → namedAfter → Dolly Parton →
Both Sides Now → notableCoverArtist → Dolly Parton →
Rocky Top → notableCoverArtist → Dolly Parton →
Dolly Parton’s Stampede → ownedBy → Dolly Parton →
Dollywood → owner → Dolly Parton →
Coat of Many Colors → partOf → Dolly Parton →
this entity surface form: "Dolly Parton discography"
Jolene → partOf → Dolly Parton →
this entity surface form: "Dolly Parton discography"
9 to 5 → performer → Dolly Parton →
Coat of Many Colors → performer → Dolly Parton →
Here You Come Again → performer → Dolly Parton →
Jolene → performer → Dolly Parton →
Jolene → producer → Dolly Parton →
Both Sides Now → recordedBy → Dolly Parton →
Jolene → recordedBy → Dolly Parton →
Here You Come Again → recordingArtist → Dolly Parton →
this entity surface form: "Dolly Parton (multi-decade marriage)"
Here You Come Again → signatureSongOf → Dolly Parton →
Carl Thomas Dean → spouse → Dolly Parton →
subject surface form: "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (film)"
Parton → usedBy → Dolly Parton →
9 to 5 → writer → Dolly Parton →
Coat of Many Colors → writer → Dolly Parton →
I Will Always Love You → writer → Dolly Parton →
Barry Gibb → wroteForArtist → Dolly Parton →
Hal Bynum → wroteSongFor → Dolly Parton →