COUNTRY MUSIC CLASSICS
Q & A
Thursday September 20th, 2012
Email: classics@countrymusicclassics.com
Q: Early in her career, Dolly Parton had a duet recording on a song titled "Put It Off Until Tomorrow." Was the guy on that record Porter Wagoner?
A: The guy on "Put It Off Until Tomorrow" with Dolly was Bill Phillips. The Decca Records single peaked at #6 in 1966 and was on the charts for 18 weeks.
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THIS DAY IN 1955: Tennessee Ernie Ford recorded "Sixteen Tons" in Hollywood, California. The Capitol Records single was at the top of the country charts for 21 weeks.
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