Dolly Parton, Stella Parton & Cassie Parton singing “Break My Mind” - 1970

@helenbradford2569 -- I never knew Dolly had sisters, and I'm 53 yrs., old. Wow they sound beautiful. Loretta Lynn has gone to heaven. But we still have Dolly. They are the country music singers I grew up with. They will always be the originals of true American country folk singing. As well as Patsy Cline.

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