About this album
Where they were
Released on October 10, 1977, 'Here You Come Again' marked Dolly Parton's transition into mainstream pop stardom, establishing her as a crossover artist. This album followed her successful collaboration with Porter Wagoner and was pivotal in solidifying her solo career after years of building a reputation in the country music scene.
Why it matters
'Here You Come Again' topped the Billboard Country chart and reached No. 3 on the Pop chart, showcasing Parton's appeal across genres. The title track earned her a Grammy Award for Best Country Vocal Performance, further solidifying her status in the music industry and influencing many artists who sought to blend country with pop sensibilities.
Essential tracks
- "Here You Come Again" — This title track exemplifies Parton’s ability to convey vulnerability and longing while appealing to both country and pop audiences.
- "Me and Little Andy" — A poignant ballad that tells a heartbreaking story, showcasing Parton's storytelling prowess and emotional depth.
- "Two Doors Down" — 'Two Doors Down' features an upbeat tempo and catchy melody, highlighting Parton's knack for creating infectious hooks that resonate with listeners.
- "Sweet Music Man" — With its lush arrangement and romantic lyrics, this track represents the album's emotional range, emphasizing Parton's versatility as an artist.
Release Date
October 10, 1977
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Here You Come Again 2:58
- 2 Baby Come Out Tonight 3:28
- 3 It’s All Wrong, but It’s All Right 3:17
- 4 Me and Little Andy 2:40
- 5 Lovin’ You 2:24
- 6 Cowgirl and the Dandy 3:46
- 7 Two Doors Down 3:07
- 8 God’s Coloring Book 3:13
- 9 As Soon as I Touched Him 3:09
- 10 Sweet Music Man 3:08