Porter Wagoner to Pitbull to Post Malone: 25 Dolly Parton Collaborations That Hit Billboard’s Charts
Parton charted with more than 60 artists, from Wagoner in 1967 to Belles this year.
Dolly Parton, the iconic country music singer, celebrated her 25th collaboration with various artists on Billboard's charts, following her passing on August 25. Her musical journey began in 1967 with the release of "Dumb Blonde," marking her entry into Hot Country Songs at No. 64. In December of the same year, she achieved her first duet with Porter Wagoner, which climbed to No. 7 in February 1968.
Parton's collaborations spanned over six decades, encompassing a diverse range of genres, from country and bluegrass to dance, R&B/hip-hop, and rock. Her final new charted recording, released posthumously, was the country sales hit "Son of Jolene" with Belles in May. The singer expressed her gratitude and pride in continuing to make a significant impact in the music industry even after her passing.
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