White Limozeen by Dolly Parton Album Review

On this week's episode, Matt and Ryan review Dolly Parton’s late-80s album, White Limozeen. Produced by Ricky Skaggs, the 1989 record brought Dolly back to her country roots following the disappointment of 1987’s Rainbow. The album features a duet with Mac Davis, a powerful cover of Don Francisco’s "He’s Alive," and a bluegrass take on REO Speedwagon’s "Time for Me to Fly." Tune in to hear our full review!

Listen to the album:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nO2jgcZHhfBeWdNPyIzEEs19gqkRi0ANA&si=c6ep8rc8YR-t3Dkm

Purchase the album:

https://www.amazon.com/clp/B0000DELVK

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Episode Time Stamps

00:00 Intro 

03:52 Last Week Recap

07:05 What Is A Dolly Parton?

20:59 Time for Me to Fly

29:19 Yellow Roses 

38:06 Why'd You Come in Here Lookin' Like That

46:32 Slow Healing Heart

52:56 What Is It My Love

01:02:11 Ways to Support the Show 

01:08:28 White Limozeen

01:14:50 Wait 'Til I Get You Home

01:23:12 Take Me Back to the Country

01:31:02 The Moon, the Stars and Me

01:38:08 He's Alive

01:44:38 Overall Ratings and Next Album Recommendations 

01:54:19 Next Week's Review