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68fd">The first-ever “grown-up” music recording I owned was the “9 to 5” single on vinyl. The sleeve had a photo from the movie, which for some reason our parents let us watch repeatedly on TV; maybe they knew the sex and drug references went over our heads.</p><p id="2843">My dad bought the record for me. It was the same size as the read-along records that came with my Disney storybooks, perfect for spinning on a kid-sized

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record player.</p><p id="419c">My brother and I would put on the record and dance around the dining room and living room. We played it so much that we worked out a mini dance routine.</p><p id="207d">More recently, Dolly has given away over 197 million books to kids, according to <a href="https://imaginationlibrary.com">the website for her Imagination Library</a>.</p><p id="990f">I will always love Dolly!</p></article></body>

Happy Birthday, Dolly Parton!

January 19

Photo by Wes McFee on Unsplash

The first-ever “grown-up” music recording I owned was the “9 to 5” single on vinyl. The sleeve had a photo from the movie, which for some reason our parents let us watch repeatedly on TV; maybe they knew the sex and drug references went over our heads.

My dad bought the record for me. It was the same size as the read-along records that came with my Disney storybooks, perfect for spinning on a kid-sized record player.

My brother and I would put on the record and dance around the dining room and living room. We played it so much that we worked out a mini dance routine.

More recently, Dolly has given away over 197 million books to kids, according to the website for her Imagination Library.

I will always love Dolly!

Nostalgia
Dolly Parton
The Daily Cuppa
Music
Childhood
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