Bear Family Records Just Between You and Me: The Complete Recordings 1967-76

The greatest male-female duet in country music! "They made all other duet teams sound like footnotes" - critic John Morthland. Includes 21 timeless hits: 'Holding On To Nothin', 'Just Someone I Used To Know', 'Daddy Was An Old Time Preacher Man', and 'Making Plans', as well as the #1 smash 'Please Don't Stop Loving Me!' Also includes many rarities including their 1973 release of 'Here Comes The Freedom Train' and live recordings. In all, 160 recordings! Features an in-depth biography by noted journalist and Dolly Parton biographer, Alanna Nash. Porter and Dolly had even more than the playfulness and sexual chemistry of Conway Twitty-Loretta Lynn and the high psychodrama of Tammy Wynette-George Jones. Because they were both great songwriters, they wrote songs that mirrored their lives and brought an uncommon variety to their music. Both of them dressed in high hillbilly glamor - like no one else before or since. Neither of them was afraid to make a splash. When Porter and Dolly began recording in 1967, Porter was the bigger star and Dolly watched his TV show every week as a fan. By the time of their last duets in 1976, Dolly was one of the biggest stars that country music had ever seen, and Porter's biggest hits were his duets with Dolly. Their work was sometimes playful, sometimes romantic, sometimes tortured, and sometimes unbearably sad, much like their personal and professional relationship. For the first time, it's all in one place!