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The 22 pages that link to Dolly Parton, each with the reason it gives.

• Country musicRelated: Her songwriting and career show country’s range across styles and audiences.

• National Medal of ArtsRelated: She declined the 2022 medal, drawing attention to the honor’s recipients and process.

• SongwritingRelated: Her catalog illustrates concise storytelling and strong melodic writing in country music.

• Grand Ole OpryRelated: Her early Opry appearances helped launch a career that later brought her back as a celebrated guest.

• Country Music Hall of FameBroader topic: Her induction recognizes songwriting and performance across decades of country music.

• Country popRelated: Her songwriting and recordings crossed genre boundaries without losing country identity.

• Burt ReynoldsRelated: She co-starred with Reynolds in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

• Linda RonstadtRelated: Parton joined Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris to record the album Trio.

• Miley CyrusRelated: Parton is Cyrus’s godmother and a recurring musical collaborator and influence.

• CherCompared with: Parton provides a parallel example of a singer sustaining stardom across music and screen.

• Emmylou HarrisRelated: Harris joined Parton and Linda Ronstadt in the vocal trio that recorded the albums Trio and Trio II.

• Lily TomlinRelated: Parton co-starred with Tomlin in 9 to 5 and performed its title song.

• Olivia Newton-JohnCompared with: Parton remained closely identified with country music, while Newton-John moved between country, pop, and film musicals.

• Diane WarrenCompared with: Parton is known both as a songwriter and as the performer of many signature songs.

• Alison KraussRelated: Parton represents a contrasting country career built chiefly around songwriting and a highly recognizable solo persona.

• Bernadette PetersRelated: Peters starred opposite Parton in the 1982 film musical The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

• Faith HillRelated: Hill joined Parton and other singers on the 1993 recording “Romeo.”

• Julio IglesiasRelated: Her duet with Iglesias on “When You Tell Me That You Love Me” connected two international pop careers.

• Charley PrideRelated: Parton presented Pride with the Country Music Association’s Entertainer of the Year award in 1971.

• JoleneRelated: She wrote and recorded “Jolene,” shaping its intimate first-person voice.

• Tammy WynetteRelated: Parton’s parallel rise offers a contrasting career among country music’s leading women.

• History of TennesseeRelated: Parton’s career reflects the national reach of East Tennessee’s musical traditions.