God's problem child
Willie Nelson
Summary: For the first time in her five-decade-long career, country legend Dolly Parton releases a children's album. Dolly wrote all of the tracks, which include a new recording of the classic Coat of many colors.
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Drowned in sound
d. 24. Oct. 2017
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Jamie Otsa
d. 24. Oct. 2017
"The production is, sadly, just as counterfeit as much of Parton's idealised America has been throughout the years, and sounds like it was made on a Casio keyboard for the most part. The mind boggles to think how many sublime bedroom records have been made for a fraction of what this probably cost. That aside, there's plenty for children to like about this album and it's hard to turn up the nose at the moral message which is at the core of the songs".
AllMusic
2017
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James Christopher Monger
2017
"In 1995, country legend Dolly Parton founded the Imagination Library, a charity that promotes literacy and delivers over a million books a year to children around the world. The follow-up to 2016's chart-topping Pure & Simple, the amicable I Believe in You, finds Parton delivering her first collection of children's music, a 14-track set of originals - go, Dolly!".