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Brian Hull's Voice Made Dollywood's Story Sing

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For years the Dollywood stages carried a voice trained to match Dolly Parton's own, and it belonged to Brian Hull, the writer and performer behind many of the park's signature productions. Nashville notes with quiet pride when someone becomes the trusted collaborator of one of its own.

With reporting from Nashville Banner.

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