Christine Feeney

Manchester girl who loves travelling, going to concerts loves 30 seconds to Mars, enjoying life. If you can dream it you can do it 🌟🎇

[Christine Feeney @FeeneyF14970]

Always ❤️❤️

[Christine Feeney @FeeneyF14970]

Hmmm🤔

[Joy Division & New Order Pics @JDNOPICS]

#OnThisDay 1979
Joy Division @ Leigh Open Air Pop Festival

Disorder
Leaders of Men
Colony
Insight
Digital
Dead Souls
Shadowplay
She's
Transmission
Interzone
The Sound of Music

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The poster, designed by Peter Saville, was allocated catalogue number Fac 15

[chris woodcock @chriswo93980654]

Joy division Love will tear us apart 1980

[Christine Feeney @FeeneyF14970]

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[It's the End of the World but It's a Beautiful Day @lilyrocku2]

Oh yeah The King Is coming 😍

[Christine Feeney @FeeneyF14970]

Yep 🤔

[Rita Jeswant @ritajeswnt]

Keane-
Somewhere Only We Know❤️❤️

[Emotion & Music @Emotion78687]

We’ll Always Love You, Dolly 🤍

Some artists leave behind great songs. A very small number leave behind something bigger—a feeling that seems to belong to everyone who ever heard them.

Dolly Parton was one of those rare people.

She was born in the mountains of Tennessee in 1946, one of 12 children in a family that knew what it meant to have very little. From those humble beginnings, she built a career that would eventually span more than six decades, crossing country music, pop, film, television, business, and philanthropy. She became one of the most recognizable entertainers in the world, but somehow never seemed to lose the warmth of the woman who came from those mountains.

Her songs became part of people's lives.

“Jolene” gave a voice to jealousy and fear. “9 to 5” turned frustration into something catchy and unforgettable. And “I Will Always Love You,” a song Dolly wrote herself, would later become a worldwide phenomenon through Whitney Houston.

But reducing Dolly Parton to her biggest hits would miss what made her special.

She had an extraordinary ability to make enormous success feel personal.

She could stand in front of thousands of people and still sound as though she were telling a story to one person sitting across the room. She could make people laugh at her jokes, cry over a song, and then remind them, almost casually, to be kind to one another.

That combination of talent and warmth became her signature.

Her career was filled with remarkable collaborations—with Porter Wagoner, Kenny Rogers, Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris, and many others—but she never disappeared inside someone else's story. She remained unmistakably Dolly.

And perhaps that is why her passing feels so difficult to accept.

Dolly did not simply belong to one generation. Parents introduced her music to their children. Children who grew up hearing her songs later returned to them as adults. Her voice kept finding new listeners because the feelings inside her songs never really aged.

She also understood that success meant little if it could not be shared. Through her philanthropy, including the Imagination Library, she helped put millions of books into children's hands. Her legacy was never limited to the stage.

I think that is what people will miss most.

Not only the voice.

Not only the songs.

But the feeling that Dolly Parton was somehow still there—smiling, telling a joke, picking up a guitar, reminding us that you could dream big without forgetting where you came from.

In 2001, it was a dream to see her perform on Austin City Limits. Watching that performance now carries a different weight. We know we are looking at something that can never happen again.

But perhaps music gives us one small gift in moments like this.

The person leaves.

The song stays.

The voice remains in recordings, in memories, in the people who learned something from her, and in the generations that will discover her long after today.

Dolly Parton gave the world an extraordinary amount of music.

But she gave us something else, too: a reminder that talent can open doors, while kindness determines what you do after walking through them.

We will miss you, Dolly.

And yes, Dolly—

we’ll always love you. 🤍

[Christine Feeney @FeeneyF14970]

Jared I miss you ❤️

[Christine Feeney @FeeneyF14970]

True ❤️

[Christine Feeney @FeeneyF14970]

Morning you lovely people 😃

[chris woodcock @chriswo93980654]

Joy division backstage..

[Movies On The Way @Moviesontheway]

Heaven really gained the brightest stars this year. 2026 has been so heavy on the heart 🤍🕊️

[Christine Feeney @FeeneyF14970]

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Goo Goo Dolls ~ Iris

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Hasta mañana ❤️

The Cure - Don't Cry (1986)

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We will always love you.