AOTW - Week 24; Dolly Parton - Love Is Like A Butterfly

Finally back up-to-date, and back on to some Country music.

 


Favourite Track: Blackie, Kentucky,

Summary: No wonder everyone loves Dolly. So happy, and jolly (hey, that rhymes). Could listen to this over and over again - great singer and every track is nice and cheery.

Would I Listen Again? Yup.

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