When it comes to the music industry, Dolly Parton has experienced and accomplished virtually everything there is to experience.

 

And yet… and yet, the country music icon continues to discover new ways to push herself and expand the scope of her brilliance by pursuing new challenges.

 

Fans from all around the world are expressing their happiness in response to the news that Dolly is finally going to record her very first rock album, according to media sources. It is possible that you are aware of the fact that the 77-year-old woman was admitted into the Hollywood Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the previous year. This was one year after she had declined the nomination because she believed that she had not “earned the permission.”

 

It would appear that Dolly is eager to guarantee that no one can complain that she does not belong, despite the fact that she eventually accepted her enrolment. Dolly Parton has previously stated that she will release a rock album to celebrate her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and now we know when that album will be finally released!

 

When Parton was first being considered for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, she was originally hesitant to participate in the discussion. This is according to sources. According to reports, the singer known as Jolene was of the opinion that given that the majority of her career is comprised of country music, other artists could have been more suitable.

 

In the end, however, the people had their say, and the voters came to the conclusion that Dolly did come from that place. It was in November of 2022 when she was admitted into the Hall of Fame, and she immediately began working to ensure that her selection was appropriate.

 

At this moment, Dolly has revealed that her upcoming rock album will be titled “Rockstar,” and that it is scheduled to be released on November 17th. This brings the album one step closer to becoming a reality.

 

The album is said to have a total of thirty tracks, nine of which are original compositions, according to reports. New renditions of songs that were made famous by the artist who featured them are featured on the remaining 21 tracks, which are the result of collaborations with other artists. There will be a new rendition of Every Breath You Take by Sting, for instance, and Wrecking Ball by Miley Cyrus, who is Dolly Parton’s goddaughter, will also be included on the soundtrack.

 

Elton John, Sir Paul McCartney, Stevie Nicks, and Steven Tyler are among the other notable guests that are scheduled to make appearances on the album.

 

In the beginning of this year, Dolly gave an interview to The View in which she discussed her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

 

“I just didn’t feel like I had earned it, but they explained to me why I was in it and all that, so I said, ‘Well, if you insist on giving it to me, I’ll take it,'” in response to their explanation.

 

On the other hand, if I want to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, I will have to prove that I am worthy of being there.

 

Reportedly, the following is the complete list of tracks that are included on the album:

 

 

 

 

Richie Sambora is a special guest on the show “Rockstar.”

The phrase “World on Fire”

Every Breath You Take is a song that features Sting.

The song “Open Arms” features Steve Perry.

In addition to Ann Wilson, “Magic Man” also features Howard Leese as a special guest.

John Fogerty is featured on the song “Long As I Can See the Light.”

The song “Either Or” features Kid Rock.

In addition to featuring Warren Haynes as a special guest, “I Want You Back” features Steven Tyler.

The question is, “What Has Rock and Roll Ever Done for Him?” Waddy Wachtel is a special guest on this track, which features Stevie Nicks.

The phrase “Purple Rain”

Peter Frampton is featured in the song “Baby, I Love Your Way.”

This song features Joan Jett and The Blackhearts and is titled “I Hate Myself for Loving You.”

A collaboration with Chris Stapleton, “Night Moves”

A collaboration with Miley Cyrus, “Wrecking Ball”

“I am Incapable of Obtaining Satisfaction” The song features P!nk and Brandi Carlile.

Kevin Cronin is featured on the song “Keep on Loving You.”

featuring Debbie Harry is the song “Heart of Glass.”

Elton John is featured in the song “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me.”

Melissa Etheridge is featured on the song “Tried to Rock and Roll Me.”

Sasha Flute and Lizzo are featured on the song “Stairway to Heaven.”

The phrase “We Are the Champions”

In addition to Rob Halford, special guests Nikki Sixx and John 5 are featured on the song “Bygones.”

A collaboration with Simon Le Bon, “My Blue Tears”

What is going on? with Linda Perry as a duet

Emmylou Harris and Sheryl Crow are featured on the song “You’re No Good.”

Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo are featured on the song “Heartbreaker.”

In collaboration with Michael McDonald, “Bittersweet”

“I Dreamed About Elvis” is a song that features Ronnie McDowell and The Jordanaires as a special guest as well.

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are featured on the song “Let It Be,” which also features special guests Peter Frampton and Mick Fleetwood.

With Gary Rossington, Artimus Pyle, and The Artimus Pyle Band serving as special guests, the song “Free Bird” has Ronnie Van Zant as a featured artist.

 

Dolly Parton made the following remark in a statement that was published by Billboard: “I am very honored and privileged to have worked with some of the greatest iconic singers and musicians of all time, and to be able to sing all of the iconic songs throughout the album was a joy beyond measure.”

 

Putting together the album has been a lot of fun for me, and I hope that everyone else has the same experience!

 

At the age of 77, it makes me so pleased to know that Dolly is still composing music and that she is still enjoying her profession.

 

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