The Dolly Show #101 - guest Ronnie Milsap
The Dolly Show #101 - Intro & Dolly sings "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown"
Opening sequence, “Love is Like a Butterfly” plays. “Dolly” sign with butterfly light. Dolly Parton is lowered to set on a swing. Dolly Parton performs Jim Croce's hit "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown." Dolly Parton wears bright yellow jumpsuit decorated with rhinestone flowers and butterflies.
The Dolly Show #101 - Dolly Parton and Ronnie Milsap
Dolly Parton, wearing bright yellow jumpsuit decorated with rhinestone flowers and butterflies, says ever since she was a little girl she's wanted to swing into a room on a red velvet swing; says she must still be a little girl because she wants life to be a fairy tale where strange, unreal things happen. Brief piano solo from guest Ronnie Milsap, wearing tinted glasses and sequinned collared shirt. Dolly promises she's going to sing with Ronnie later in the show, and that it's going to be "strange... unreal... maybe even a little weird." Dolly Parton sings "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" refrain before taking a few quick bows and cutting to commercial break.
The Dolly Show #101 - Dolly Parton "Me and Little Andy"
FOR FULL PERFORMANCE WITH AUDIO. PLEASE CONTACT MPI. Dolly Parton seated on stage surrounded by a group of young Caucasian and African-American boys and girls. Dolly tells the children she was raised in a family with lots and lots of love and kids, and that kids are still her favorite people. Dolly Parton performs "Me and Little Andy. Audience applauds.
The Dolly Show #101 - Ronnie Milsap "Pure Love"
Dolly Parton explains to group of young Caucasian children that though "Andy and Me" is a sad song, it has a happy ending. Dolly Parton introduces guest Ronnie Milsap. Ronnie Milsap plays piano and sings his hit "Pure Love."
The Dolly Show #101 - Printer's Alley & "The Nightlife"
Sitting in television studio in front of a giant chroma-key screen projecting image of neon carriage wheel from the Brass Rail Stables lounge in Nashville, Dolly Parton recommends seeing Printer's Alley to anyone that visits Nashville. Parton likens it to Bourbon Street set to a Nashville beat. Printer's Alley, where Dolly Parton walks the dark lonely strip alone, wearing black dress and singing "The Nightlife." Ronny Milsap's hands play piano and Parton comes in to hit the last key. Audience applauds.
The Dolly Show #101 - Milsap and Parton: "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms"
Dolly Parton, wearing red jumpsuit with butterfly sequins, and Ronnie Milsap, wearing blue collared shirt with floral sequins, engage in playful banter before performing "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms."
The Dolly Show #101 - Ronnie Milsap "A Legend In My Time"
Dolly Parton says she enjoys singing with Ronnie Milsap, but really wants him to performs a song Don Gibson wrote, "A Legend In My Time." Ronnie Milsap performs "A Legend In My Time. "Audience applauds.
The Dolly Show #101 - Ronnie Milsap & Dolly Parton "I Believe in Music"
Dolly Parton talks to Ronnie Milsap about doing a "hand clapper," tells the studio audience to participate and the TV camera may catch them / Parton and Milsap perform "I Believe In Music".
The Dolly Show #101 - Close
Ronnie Milsap plays piano and Parton thanks him for being on the show. "Well, Dolly, all I've got to say is..." he stands up and unzips his shirt to reveal a t-shirt with a multicolored butterfly and the words "I Love Dolly." Milsap plays a bit more piano. Dolly Parton sings and hums the standard show closer "I Will Always Love You." End credits.