Parton's 1993 album, "Slow Dancing with the Moon," blends country and gospel influences, featuring a prominent duet with Lorrie Morgan and a posthumous appearance by Brook Benton.
- The album reached number 3 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart and number 77 on the Billboard 200.
- It was her first album on Columbia Nashville after leaving Columbia Records.
- The album featured a notable duet with Lorrie Morgan, "Where Was God When You Left Me."
Dolly Parton is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter from Tennessee, best known for country music and the Dollywood theme park. "Slow Dancing with the Moon" arrived during a period of artistic exploration for Parton, following her foray into pop music and preceding her more gospel-focused releases.
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