Touch Your Woman
Dolly Parton · 1972
25 min · 10 tracks · folk · gospel · bluegrass music
A heartfelt blend of country and folk that showcases Dolly Parton's rich storytelling and emotive vocals.
Why this album works
'Touch Your Woman' is significant for its exploration of female emotions and experiences in a male-dominated genre, contributing to the narrative of women in country music. The album's title track became particularly noteworthy for its sensitive portrayal of women's feelings, reflecting a broader cultural shift towards acknowledging women's voices in the early 1970s.
- Best for
- short bursts of heartfelt storytelling morning coffee companion nostalgic reflections on love
- Context
- By the time 'Touch Your Woman' was released in 1972, Dolly Parton was transitioning from her early career as a songwriter to becoming a prominent solo artist. This album followed her successful debut, 'Hello, I’m Dolly,' which helped establish her presence in the country music scene. As Parton began to solidify her artistic identity, this album marked a key step in her evolution as both a vocalist and storyteller.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Sparks· R. Stevie Moore· Harry Nilsson· Elvis Presley· Cher· Donna Summer· Willie Nelson· Aretha Franklin
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Will He Be Waiting Standout 2:29
- 2 The Greatest Days of All 2:39
- 3 Touch Your Woman Standout 2:40
- 4 A Lot of You Left in Me 2:28
- 5 Second Best 2:55
- 6 A Little at a Time 2:12
- 7 Love Is Only as Strong (As Your Weakest Moment) 2:03
- 8 Love Isn’t Free 2:31
- 9 Mission Chapel Memories 3:07
- 10 Loneliness Found Me Standout 1:57
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