Name: My Tennessee Mountain Home [Remaster]
Brand: Legacy Recordings
SKU: 1195814
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My Tennessee Mountain Home [Remaster]

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Album: My Tennessee Mountain Home [Remaster]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Letter, The
2)	I Remember
3)	Old Black Kettle
4)	Daddy's Working Boots
5)	Dr. Robert F. Thomas
6)	In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)
7)	My Tennessee Mountain Home
8)	Wrong Direction Home, The
9)	Back Home
10)	Better Part of Life, The
11)	Down On Music Row
12)	Sacred Memories

Album: My Tennessee Mountain Home [Remaster]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Letter, The
2)	I Remember
3)	Old Black Kettle
4)	Daddy's Working Boots
5)	Dr. Robert F. Thomas
6)	In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)
7)	My Tennessee Mountain Home
8)	Wrong Direction Home, The
9)	Back Home
10)	Better Part of Life, The
11)	Down On Music Row
12)	Sacred Memories

Performer Notes

Composer: Dolly Parton.
Personnel: Dolly Parton (vocals, guitar); Dolly Parton; Dolores Edgin, June Page, Joe Babcock (vocals, background vocals); Carol Montgomery (vocals); Chip Young, Jim Colvard (guitar); James "Jimmy" Riddle (harmonica); Ron Oates (piano); Bobby Dyson (bass instrument); Jerry Stembridge, Jimmy Colvard, Dave Kirby, Jimmy Capps, Bobby Thompson (guitar); Pete Drake (steel guitar, dobro); Don Warden (dobro); Buck Trent (banjo, electric banjo); Mary Hoephinger (harp); Johnny Gimble, Mack Magaha (fiddle); Charlie McCoy (harmonica); Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano); Jerry Carrigan (drums).
Liner Note Author: Chet Flippo.
Recording information: RCA Studios, Nashville, TN (09/01/1972-10/03/1972).
Author: Dolly Parton.
Photographers: Bill Preston; Les Leverett.
A remastered edition of one of Dolly Parton's most beloved early albums, this 2007 version of MY TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN HOME (originally released in the early '70s) features both hugely improved sound and expanded liner notes. Along with the title track, favorites such as the sardonic Nashville tribute "Down On Music Row" and "In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)" are among Parton's best-known tunes from that era and mark the album as essential for Dolly fans.

Professional Reviews

No Depression (p.76) - "Her understatement permits 'The Letter' to remain powerful today..."