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Just Because I'm a Woman

by Dolly Parton

Released: April 15, 1968

Country

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Breakthrough.

The Album

The album contains a mix of Parton's original compositions and cover songs, illustrating her ability to interpret and breathe new life into existing works while also showcasing her personal songwriting voice. "Just Because I'm a Woman" is the second studio album by American singer-songwriter Dolly Parton, released on April 15, 1968. This song, along with the rest of the album, showcases Parton's songwriting ability and her distinctive blend of country and pop influences.

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The album marks a significant point in Parton's…

The album marks a significant point in Parton's career as it was the first she released for RCA Victor, a major record label, helping her gain wider recognition in the music industry.

The album's title track, "Just Because I'm a…

The album's title track, "Just Because I'm a Woman," is known for its feminist themes, with Parton addressing the double standards faced by women in society.

The production on the album by Bob Ferguson…

The production on the album by Bob Ferguson helped to highlight Parton's unique vocal style.

Overall, "Just Because I'm a Woman" contributed to…

Overall, "Just Because I'm a Woman" contributed to establishing Dolly Parton as a formidable solo artist and set the stage for her subsequent success in the music industry.

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"Just Because I'm a Woman" is the second studio album by American singer-songwriter Dolly Parton, released on April 15, 1968. The album marks a significant point in Parton's career as it was the first she released for RCA Victor, a major record label, helping her gain wider recognition in the music industry.

The album's title track, "Just Because I'm a Woman," is known for its feminist themes, with Parton addressing the double standards faced by women in society. This song, along with the rest of the album, showcases Parton's songwriting ability and her distinctive blend of country and pop influences.

Overall, "Just Because I'm a Woman" contributed to establishing Dolly Parton as a formidable solo artist and set the stage for her subsequent success in the music industry.