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Why Dolly Parton Wouldn’t Let Elvis Presley Record ‘I Will Always Love You’

The New York Times – Music:

When Elvis Presley wanted to record the song, Parton made the hard-nosed decision to protect her ownership of her work.

Ben Sisario
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Copyrights and Copyright Violations, Country Music, Houston, Whitney, I Will Always Love You (Song), Parker, Tom (1909-97), Parton, Dolly, Pop and Rock Music, Presley, Elvis, Royalties
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