Dolly Parton, Måneskin’s Victoria De Angelis and Thomas Raggi.Photo:Jason Kempin/Getty Images for American Greetings; Scott Legato/GettyDolly Partonis giving “Jolene” a rock ‘n’ roll twist.On Sunday, the country icon, 77, revealed she’d be sharing an expanded version of her new albumRockstar, which was released on Nov. 17.In anInstagram post, Parton announced a pair of bonus tracks for her latest LP.“Surprise! Did you all think I was done?" she quipped in the caption of the post alongside a photo of the singer in an all black leather ensemble on a motorcycle. “I’m giving you not one but TWO more ‘Rockstar’ bonus tracks. Download “Two Tickets to Paradise” and “Jolene” (feat.@maneskinofficial) now exclusively on my website ⚡.“The “Coat of Many Colors” musician joined forces withMåneskinfor an edgier rendition of her 1973 classic “Jolene” and covered Eddie Money’s 1977 “Two Tickets to Paradise.“The two tracks are available only if you purchase the “download exclusive version” ofRockstarthrough theGrammy-winning artist’s website.Although the full version is solely available there, Parton share a clip of the new rendition of “Jolene” and footage of her and Måneskin working in the studioon social media.The snippet still features the twang of the original version, but the Italian glam rockers bring more of a theatrical flair to the chorus.On Friday, Parton shared her highly anticipated, rock-inspired albumRockstar, which she released in part because she wasinducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The massive 30-track project is full of both originals and covers of rock classics. For the project, she enlistedLizzoand herflute— known among fans and featured as Sasha Flute — for a nearly-eight-minute cover ofLed Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven.” To close out the record, she andLynyrd Skynyrdteamed up on their classic “Free Bird.”Also featured onRockstarare fellow legends likePaul McCartney,Ringo Starr,Elton John,Joan Jett,Miley Cyrus,PinkandBrandi Carlile.Last year, Parton spoke to PEOPLEahead of her inductioninto theRock and Roll Hall of Fameabout her vision for a rock project — which she then officially announced in May of this year.Dolly Parton.Christopher Polk/Variety via GettyNever miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.“I’m gonna have to live up to it if I’m gonna be in the Hall of Fame,” she said at the time, “so I’m gonna go ahead and do a rock ‘n’ roll album, and I’m gonna pull people from the rock ‘n’ roll field to sing with me on it. … I’m gonna actually pull on some of the greats and do a lot of the great rock songs.“Parton also said she planned on makingRockstarwith her husbandCarl Thomas Deanin mind. “I’m doing the rock ‘n’ roll album because of him,” she added. “I had often thought about doing a rock ‘n’ roll album for him with his favorite songs. And so when this all came about, I decided that I am gonna go ahead and do it. … It was just the perfect storm. OK, it’s time.”
Dolly Parton, Måneskin’s Victoria De Angelis and Thomas Raggi.Photo:Jason Kempin/Getty Images for American Greetings; Scott Legato/Getty
Jason Kempin/Getty Images for American Greetings; Scott Legato/Getty
Dolly Partonis giving “Jolene” a rock ‘n’ roll twist.On Sunday, the country icon, 77, revealed she’d be sharing an expanded version of her new albumRockstar, which was released on Nov. 17.In anInstagram post, Parton announced a pair of bonus tracks for her latest LP.“Surprise! Did you all think I was done?” she quipped in the caption of the post alongside a photo of the singer in an all black leather ensemble on a motorcycle. “I’m giving you not one but TWO more ‘Rockstar’ bonus tracks. Download “Two Tickets to Paradise” and “Jolene” (feat.@maneskinofficial) now exclusively on my website ⚡.“The “Coat of Many Colors” musician joined forces withMåneskinfor an edgier rendition of her 1973 classic “Jolene” and covered Eddie Money’s 1977 “Two Tickets to Paradise.“The two tracks are available only if you purchase the “download exclusive version” ofRockstarthrough theGrammy-winning artist’s website.Although the full version is solely available there, Parton share a clip of the new rendition of “Jolene” and footage of her and Måneskin working in the studioon social media.The snippet still features the twang of the original version, but the Italian glam rockers bring more of a theatrical flair to the chorus.On Friday, Parton shared her highly anticipated, rock-inspired albumRockstar, which she released in part because she wasinducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The massive 30-track project is full of both originals and covers of rock classics. For the project, she enlistedLizzoand herflute— known among fans and featured as Sasha Flute — for a nearly-eight-minute cover ofLed Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven.” To close out the record, she andLynyrd Skynyrdteamed up on their classic “Free Bird.”Also featured onRockstarare fellow legends likePaul McCartney,Ringo Starr,Elton John,Joan Jett,Miley Cyrus,PinkandBrandi Carlile.Last year, Parton spoke to PEOPLEahead of her inductioninto theRock and Roll Hall of Fameabout her vision for a rock project — which she then officially announced in May of this year.Dolly Parton.Christopher Polk/Variety via GettyNever miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.“I’m gonna have to live up to it if I’m gonna be in the Hall of Fame,” she said at the time, “so I’m gonna go ahead and do a rock ‘n’ roll album, and I’m gonna pull people from the rock ‘n’ roll field to sing with me on it. … I’m gonna actually pull on some of the greats and do a lot of the great rock songs.“Parton also said she planned on makingRockstarwith her husbandCarl Thomas Deanin mind. “I’m doing the rock ‘n’ roll album because of him,” she added. “I had often thought about doing a rock ‘n’ roll album for him with his favorite songs. And so when this all came about, I decided that I am gonna go ahead and do it. … It was just the perfect storm. OK, it’s time.”
Dolly Partonis giving “Jolene” a rock ‘n’ roll twist.
On Sunday, the country icon, 77, revealed she’d be sharing an expanded version of her new albumRockstar, which was released on Nov. 17.
In anInstagram post, Parton announced a pair of bonus tracks for her latest LP.
“Surprise! Did you all think I was done?” she quipped in the caption of the post alongside a photo of the singer in an all black leather ensemble on a motorcycle. “I’m giving you not one but TWO more ‘Rockstar’ bonus tracks. Download “Two Tickets to Paradise” and “Jolene” (feat.@maneskinofficial) now exclusively on my website ⚡.”
The “Coat of Many Colors” musician joined forces withMåneskinfor an edgier rendition of her 1973 classic “Jolene” and covered Eddie Money’s 1977 “Two Tickets to Paradise.”
The two tracks are available only if you purchase the “download exclusive version” ofRockstarthrough theGrammy-winning artist’s website.
Although the full version is solely available there, Parton share a clip of the new rendition of “Jolene” and footage of her and Måneskin working in the studioon social media.
The snippet still features the twang of the original version, but the Italian glam rockers bring more of a theatrical flair to the chorus.
On Friday, Parton shared her highly anticipated, rock-inspired albumRockstar, which she released in part because she wasinducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The massive 30-track project is full of both originals and covers of rock classics. For the project, she enlistedLizzoand herflute— known among fans and featured as Sasha Flute — for a nearly-eight-minute cover ofLed Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven.” To close out the record, she andLynyrd Skynyrdteamed up on their classic “Free Bird.”
Also featured onRockstarare fellow legends likePaul McCartney,Ringo Starr,Elton John,Joan Jett,Miley Cyrus,PinkandBrandi Carlile.
Last year, Parton spoke to PEOPLEahead of her inductioninto theRock and Roll Hall of Fameabout her vision for a rock project — which she then officially announced in May of this year.
Dolly Parton.Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty
Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty
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“I’m gonna have to live up to it if I’m gonna be in the Hall of Fame,” she said at the time, “so I’m gonna go ahead and do a rock ‘n’ roll album, and I’m gonna pull people from the rock ‘n’ roll field to sing with me on it. … I’m gonna actually pull on some of the greats and do a lot of the great rock songs.”
Parton also said she planned on makingRockstarwith her husbandCarl Thomas Deanin mind. “I’m doing the rock ‘n’ roll album because of him,” she added. “I had often thought about doing a rock ‘n’ roll album for him with his favorite songs. And so when this all came about, I decided that I am gonna go ahead and do it. … It was just the perfect storm. OK, it’s time.”
source: people.com
