It is quite likely that the song “Jolene” by Dolly Parton has been heard by all of her fans, even those who are not fans of her music. “Jolene” is still one of her most popular songs, despite the fact that it was introduced to the public more than three decades ago. All of the people like it very much.
In her statement, Dolly Parton revealed that the lyrics of the song “Jolene” were inspired by her husband Carl Dean’s visit to a bank in the neighborhood. He was there when he was approached by a cashier who had fiery red hair and flirted with him. It had only been a short time after he and Parton had tied the knot, and she was not satisfied with the behaviors of the daughter.
The song “Please Don’t Steal My Boyfriend” was written by her as a direct consequence of this. Concerning the name of the song… During the course of her tour, a young admirer made an appearance on stage in order to get her signature. The name of the supporter is Jolene.
One of my favorite artists is Garnetta Rickett, who is known for her parody work. In addition to her success in her line of work, she was recently a guest on the morning chat program hosted by Bob and Sheri. When Sheri first heard Rickett’s rendition of “Jolene,” everything started to happen.
When Sheri saw the spoof, she states that she was “on the floor snorting laughter” at the time. During the discussion, she inquired as to the reason why Rickett had selected the song “Jolene” to parody. “Well, I had a lot of friends at the time who were complaining about their boyfriends or spouses being underfoot,” she says me. “It was like they were being watched.”
You are not the only one who is hoping that all of the women who are now at home with their spouses would hurry up and get back to work. Rickett is a singer who has a background in music and appears in almost all of Dolly Parton’s videos that she has released.
In her conversation with the co-hosts of the morning program, Sherri said that being stuck at home with a spouse or lover is not like watching a Hallmark movie. Another person, Rickett, joined in and said that it was more akin to the word “Misery.”
Rickett has spent an extended period of time in quarantine as a caregiver for her 76-year-old mother, who is in hospice. She said that she had reached such a level of expertise in it that she was able to instruct others on how to live.
Rickett went on to say that she listens to Parton all the time and really likes this song. As a result, after hearing it on a YouTube channel, she understood she needed to create a parody of it. They claim that the rest, as they say, was history.
In her parody, Rickett appears wearing a bathrobe, and her hair is a jumbled mess. She starts by saying she’s sick and tired of the guarantee and has had enough of it. Soon after, she began singing “Jolene.” She changes the lyrics from “Please don’t take my boyfriend” to “Please come and collect my man.”
She hopes that someone will steal her guy as soon as possible. “He’s large and powerful, like a bear; he even has all his hair,” she continues to sing. “But I can’t stand him, Jolene.” Her facial expressions are beautiful. It’s hardly surprising that she’s renowned as the parody queen.
Late-night shenanigans. Another “Jolene” parody; I hope you enjoy it! Please join my Facebook group quarantine parodies and such to see all of my parody videos! Don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel, G Rickett. I would much appreciate it! Be cautious out there. I don’t own the rights to this music. Dolly Parton’s Twitter account is @dollyparton.
The video below depicts her appearance on the Bob & Sheri morning chat show.