Dolly Parton's White Limozeen

"White Limozeen" (1989) serves as a compelling case study of Dolly Parton's commercial recovery following her previous album's failure, examining how the album was marketed alongside the construction of her multifaceted persona. The book delves into the intricate production of the album, exploring its relationship with the evolving country music genre during a period of significant transformation. It critically analyzes themes of authenticity and identity, showcasing Parton's exploration of her various roles—from country girl to pop legend—while highlighting the influence of producer Ricky Skaggs in this genre-expanding context.