“The Discount Retailer”
“The Discount Retailer” spent every week at No. 1 on the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated March 29, 1975.
Dolly Parton, a member of each the Nation Music Corridor of Fame and the Rock & Roll Corridor of Fame, crafted hits for greater than six a long time, beginning together with her 1959 debut single, “Pet Love.” When the nation icon died on the age of 80 on Tuesday (Aug. 25), she left behind one of the vital substantial, beloved and influential catalogs in music historical past.
Through the years, her recordings have lit up Billboard‘s charts in quite a lot of genres — particularly nation, naturally, but additionally bluegrass, CCM and rock. And naturally, it was the East Tennessee native who dropped at life “I Will At all times Love You,” which she had a rustic hit with as a solo artist (twice — as soon as solo and as soon as and as a duet with Vince Gill), whereas Whitney Houston’s hovering, soul-stirring model turned an everlasting pop traditional.
As a recording artist, Parton lobbed tender ballads and jaunty uptempo tracks to the highest of the charts, with solo performances in addition to enduring collaborations with artists together with Kenny Rogers, Billy Ray Cyrus and each Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris (by way of her work on the acclaimed Trio albums). In 2023, following her induction into the Rock & Roll Corridor of Fame, she turned her love of music towards rock classics together with her album Rockstar, working with legends together with Paul McCartney and Elton John.
By the a long time, Parton all the time made nation music her musical heartbeat and homebase. Under, we depend down Parton’s largest Billboard hits on the Sizzling Nation Songs chart.
Dolly Parton’s Greatest Billboard Hits chart is predicated on precise efficiency on the weekly Sizzling Nation Songs chart by Aug. 29, 2026. Songs are ranked primarily based on an inverse level system, with weeks at No. 1 incomes the best worth and weeks at decrease ranks incomes much less. Resulting from modifications in chart methodology through the years, eras are weighted to account for various chart turnover charges over numerous intervals.
“The Discount Retailer” spent every week at No. 1 on the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated March 29, 1975.
“All I Can Do” rose to No. 3 on the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated Oct. 9, 1976.
“Joshua” spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart on Feb. 6, 1971.
Parton’s personal solo-recorded model of this music spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart, for the week of June 8, 1974.
“Love Is Like A Butterfly” spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart for the week of Nov. 9, 1974.
This monitor spent every week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart on Oct. 16, 1982.
This music reached No. 3 on the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated Could 4, 1985.
This collaboration with Brad Paisley spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated March 4, 2006.
Parton’s collaboration with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated Could 16, 1987.
This music spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated Aug. 5, 1989.
This music spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart, dated Could 24, 1980.
This recording spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated Jan. 20, 1979.
Parton’s duet with Ricky Van Shelton topped the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated Could 4, 1991.
This craving ballad spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart for the week of Sept. 27, 1980.
This music spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart, dated March 8, 1986.
This file spent two weeks at No. 1, starting Could 6, 1978.
This music topped the Sizzling Nation Songs chart dated Sept. 8, 1984.
This music spent two weeks atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart, starting with the chart dated July 28, 1979.
“Heartbreaker” spent three weeks at No. 1 on the Sizzling Nation Songs chart, starting with the chart dated Sept. 30, 1978.
“However You Know I Love You” spent one week on the Sizzling Nation Songs pinnacle, on the chart dated June 20, 1981.
Parton’s traditional spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart, dated Feb. 2, 1974.
“Yellow Roses” spent one week atop the chart, dated Nov. 25, 1989.
“Actual Love,” a duet with Kenny Rogers, spent one week atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart, dated Aug. 24, 1985.
This enduring, flirty traditional duet with Kenny Rogers spent two weeks on the pinnacle of the chart, beginning the week dated Oct. 29, 1983.
“Right here You Come Once more” crowns Parton’s chart hits, spending 5 weeks atop the Sizzling Nation Songs chart, starting with the chart dated Dec. 3, 1977.