Dolly Parton and Alabama's Lasting Bond | Huntsville News

Dolly Parton’s passing at 80 sent shockwaves through country music, but her legacy lives on in the hearts of those she inspired — like Randy Owen of Alabama, who called her a one-of-a-kind force who did it all and did it great. Their decades-long bond, forged on stage and off, from ’87 ABC specials to ’90s festival gigs and ’16 wildfire relief telethons, proves more than just admiration — it’s deep respect and shared purpose. Owen recalls how Dolly’s music changed his life, even before they performed together, showing her power to uplift artists across genres. Her impact? Not just in songs, but in souls — and in the enduring friendships she helped build.

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