As the world remembers Dolly Parton this week, we are taking a moment to reflect on the lasting mark she left on the music industry.
She was a legend who has shaped country music, and you cannot talk about her story without talking about one of the most revered venues in music, the Grand Ole Opry, a place Dolly called home as a member for 57 years.
Grand Ole Opry Executive Producer Dan Rogers joined RFD-TV’s Suzanne Alexander to talk about her legacy, this weekend’s broadcast, which is dedicated to Dolly Parton, and how her impact will live on.
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Don’t miss this special night at the Opry honoring one of country music’s most beloved legends, the late Dolly Parton.
“It paints a picture of a farming community that has faded into the past due to urban sprawl and a technocentric society.”
American flags will be lowered across the country in honor of the country music legend.
For rural Americans, Dolly Parton leaves behind more than songs. She leaves a blueprint for honoring your roots—by keeping the people and places close to your heart wherever life takes you.
