Recorded in 1971 on the RCA Victor label, "Possum Holler" stands as a defining track in Dolly Parton's early career, marking her transition from country novelty acts to a serious country music artist. The song, featured on the collaborative album "Two of a Kind" with Porter Wagoner, showcases Parton's signature vocal clarity and storytelling ability within the traditional country genre. While often associated with her later, more polished hits, this recording highlights her roots in the Nashville sound and her ability to blend folk influences with mainstream country appeal. The track remains a testament to her early work, demonstrating the depth of her songwriting and performance skills before she became a global icon.