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VERY RARE ~'The Dolly Parton: Open End Interview'~ PROMO 12" Vinyl ~RCA DP-1981 For Sale

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VERY RARE ~'The Dolly Parton: Open End Interview'~ PROMO 12" Vinyl ~RCA DP-1981:
$350.00

The Dolly Parton: Open End Interview ~ PROMO 12" Vinyl RCA DP-1981
Vinyl in NM/M condition, appears unplayed.Pink PROMO label is pristine with no issues.Ships in a white generic die cut cover.
Because these records were pressed in small quantities and marked "Not For Sale / Promotion Use Only," surviving copies complete with their original cue scripts are highly sought-after collector's items today for country music historians and Dolly Parton fans.
Includes:12 inch one sided PROMO vinyl record in MonoOriginal cover letterOriginalThree PageScript
The Format:The record features only Dolly Parton’s spoken answers with gaps of silence baked in between each response. It is single-sided and features a pink promotional label.
The Script: The vinyl was shipped to radio stations alongside a printed text script outlining the specific questions.
The Result: A local radio DJ could read the questions live over the air and play the vinyl track sequentially, making it sound to local listeners as if Dolly Parton was live in their local studio giving an exclusive, custom interview.
Context: Released in 1981, the interview heavily centered on Dolly Parton’s massive cultural transition from country music icon to global mainstream pop and Hollywood superstar. This promotional record had a total running time of 27:00 minutes.
Radio stations utilized this interview to promote: The '9 to 5' Single & Movie: Her iconic title track reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in February 1981. In the interview, she discussed making her acting debut alongside Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, and famously demonstrated how she used her long acrylic fingernails as a percussion rhythm to mimic a typewriter on set. The '9 to 5' and 'Odd Jobs' Concept Album: Her accompanying 1981 album focused entirely on the lives of working people.
Upcoming Projects: Her next major transition, including filming the upcoming musical comedy 'The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas'.
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