Album

Those Were The Days

Dolly Parton

2005 · Pop, Folk, World, & Country

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Those Were The Days by Dolly Parton

Those Were The Days is a Country album by Dolly Parton, originally released in 2005. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

About

Dolly Parton’s music has often told truths, sometimes deeply personal, about American realities usually swept under the rug. You might not call it protest music, exactly — she doesn’t — but Parton continues her singular approach on <i>Those Were the Days</i>, the latest in her extraordinary run of albums for the bluegrass label Sugar Hill. She’s already tackled Woody Guthrie on her <i>9 to 5</i> album. Here she concentrates on an idiosyncratic set of ’60s and ’70s numbers. Not all of these are political songs, but the artist fits them into a musical and social context that’s bigger than movie-ready clichés; thank the unstoppably soulful side of her persona, if nothing else. Her cover of Cat Stevens’ “Where Do the Children Play” is filled with a soulful bitterness, while the idiosyncratic beauty of her “Me and Bobby McGee” makes you forget, momentarily, that the song was known far and wide before she took hold of it.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Those Were The Days5:00
  2. 2Blowin' In The Wind3:21
  3. 3Where Have All The Flowers Gone4:04
  4. 4Twelfth Of Never3:16
  5. 5Where Do The Children Play3:23
  6. 6Me And Bobby McGee3:49
  7. 7Crimson And Clover3:39
  8. 8The Cruel War3:42
  9. 9Turn, Turn, Turn3:17
  10. 10If I Were A Carpenter2:54
  11. 11Both Sides Now3:33
  12. 12Imagine3:52

Sound DNA

  • Country
  • Bluegrass
  • twangy
  • laid-back
  • pastoral

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Track #4 according to Wikipedia was written by Jerry Livingston and Paul Francis Webster. ??

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3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 5 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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