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Dolly Parton's songs were sought by Elvis's manager, prompting discussions about publishing rights, while noting her Tennessee roots.

11 reports, 9 independent Updated Aug 31
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Dolly Parton's songs were sought by Elvis's manager, prompting discussions about publishing rights, while noting her Tennessee roots.

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Dolly PartonElvis

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  1. Parton declined Elvis's publishing offer regarding her songs.1 source
  2. Dolly Parton, whose roots are in mountain cabins in Tennessee, has refused to grant rights for her number one song.Sub-event
  3. Parton declined Elvis's offer to record her song, continuing her career after Carl Dean's death.1 source
  4. Parton rejected Elvis's attempt to record a song she wrote for a Nashville singer.1 source
  5. Elvis Presley demanded half the publishing rights.1 source
  6. Parton rejected a cover song request from Elvis's manager due to publishing rights issues.1 source
  7. Elvis's manager sought Dolly Parton's songs to discuss publishing rights.1 source

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