Dolly Parton on why she wrote 'Two Sides to Every Story' for her duo with Porter Wagoner, what the Queen of Country has said about the contentious partnership, and how their relationship changed ...

While Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton’s working relationship ended badly, they strongly supported each other during their collaboration. Wagoner insisted that his record label, RCA, take her on when ...

Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner had a huge falling out. They were on better terms two decades later, as one of his albums ...

Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton heard a great deal of rumors about their relationship. Here's why one in particular frustrated him.

Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner’s final album almost didn’t receive a public release In 1975, Parton and Wagoner released their twelfth studio album, Say Forever You’ll Be Mine .

Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner’s relationship was tense from the beginning. Wagoner wasn’t used to working with someone who had her own ideas about how things should be done.

Dolly Parton has spoken diplomatically about her time with Porter Wagoner. While she admitted they fought viciously, she also praised him as an artist and expressed gratitude for him.

Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner famously worked together on many hit singles and duet albums. But in her new memoir, Parton reveals that Wagoner could sometimes be very ‘aggressive’ in his ...

Dolly Parton did not receive a warm welcome from the audience of ‘The Porter Wagoner Show’ Parton’s first appearance on the show took place on Sept. 5, 1967. About 4 million people tuned in.

Created by Dolly Parton, the musical officially opens on Aug. 8 — here's how to save on seats with THR's exclusive promo ...

Dolly Parton told Porter Wagoner she wanted to produce her own albums After Parton and Wagoner went their separate ways, he insisted that he didn’t want to seem bitter when he talked about her .

Dolly Parton stayed on ‘The Porter Wagoner Show’ for years. Parton and Wagoner had a tumultuous relationship, but they were highly successful in the world of country music.