Track listing

1. Rockstar (special guest Richie Sambora) (Dolly Parton) 4:37


2. World on Fire (Dolly Parton) 4:21


3. Every Breath You Take (featuring Sting) (Sting) 4:23


4. Open Arms (featuring Steve Perry) (Steve Perry, Jonathan Cain) 3:17


5. Magic Man (featuring Ann Wilson with special guest Howard Leese) (Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson) 5:03


6. Long as I Can See the Light (featuring John Fogerty) (John Fogerty) 4:12


7. Either Or (featuring Kid Rock) (Dolly Parton, Kent Wells) 4:20


8. I Want You Back (featuring Steven Tyler with special guest Warren Haynes) (Dolly Parton, Kent Wells) 5:03


9. What Has Rock and Roll Ever Done for You (featuring Stevie Nicks with special guest Waddy Wachtel) (Stevie Nicks, Kevin Dukes, Jennifer Condos) 5:02


10. Purple Rain (Prince) 7:51


11. Baby, I Love Your Way (featuring Peter Frampton) (Peter Frampton) 4:59


12. I Hate Myself for Loving You (featuring Joan Jett and the Blackhearts) (Joan Jett, Desmond Child) 4:08


13. Night Moves (featuring Chris Stapleton) (Bob Segar) 5:39


14. Wrecking Ball (featuring Miley Cyrus) (Maureen McDonald, Stephan Moccio, Sacha Skarbek, David Kim, Lukasz Gottwald, Cirkut) 3:55


15. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (featuring P!nk and Brandi Carlile) (Mick Jagger, Keith Richards) 3:53


16. Keep on Loving You (featuring Kevin Cronin) (Kevin Cronin) 3:27


17. Heart of Glass (featuring Debbie Harry) (Debbie Harry, Chris Stein) 3:41


18. Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me (featuring Elton John) (Elton John, Bernie Taupin) 5:42


19. Tried to Rock and Roll Me (featuring Melissa Etheridge) (Dolly Parton, Kent Wells) 3:49


20. Stairway to Heaven (featuring Lizzo and Sasha Flute) (Jimmy Page, Robert Plant) 7:49


21. We Are the Champions / We Will Rock You (Freddie Mercury, Brian May) 3:52


22. Bygones (featuring Rob Halford with special guests Nikki Sixx and John 5) (Dolly Parton, Kent Wells) 4:00


23. My Blue Tears (featuring Simon Le Bon) (Dolly Parton) 4:03


24. What’s Up? (featuring Linda Perry) (Linda Perry) 4:38


25. You’re No Good (featuring Emmylou Harris nd Sheryl Crow) (Clint Ballard Jr.) 3:14


26. Heartbreaker (featuring Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo) (Geoff Gill, Cliff Wade) 3:39


27. Bittersweet (featuring Michael McDonald) (Dolly Parton) 4:03


28. I Dreamed About Elvis (featuring Ronnie McDowell with special guest The Jordanaires) (Dolly Parton) 3:38


29. Let It Be (featuring Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr with special guests Peter Frampton and Mick Fleetwood) (John Lennon, Paul McCartney) 4:28


30. Free Bird (featuring Lynyrd Skynyrd with special guest Artimus Pyle and the Artimus Pyle Band) (Allen Collins, Ronnie Van Zant) 10:46

HSN edition bonus tracks
31. Mama Never Said (Dolly Parton) 3:47
32. Hit Me with Your Best Shot (Eddie Schwartz) 2:59
33. Rockin' It (Live) (Dolly Parton) 3:06

UT limited edition bonus track
? 31. Rocky Top (Live)* (Felice Bryant, Boudleaux Bryant) 2:55

* Previously released on the 2004 live album, Live and Well.

Download Exclusive Version bonus tracks
31. Two Tickets to Paradise (Eddie Money) 4:42
32. Jolene (featuring Måneskin) (Dolly Parton) 3:12

Deluxe edition bonus tracks
31. Rockin' It (Live) (Dolly Parton) 3:06
32. Hit Me with Your Best Shot (Eddie Schwartz) 2:59
33. Mama Never Said (Dolly Parton) 3:47
34. Two Tickets to Paradise (Eddie Money) 4:42
35. Jolene (featuring Måneskin) (Dolly Parton) 3:12
36. Stay Out of My Bedroom (Dolly Parton) 3:35
37. Bridge Over Troubled Water (Paul Simon) 5:06
38. The Entertainer (Billy Joel) 4:34
39. Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (Annie Lennox, David A. Stewart) 4:34

Dolly was nominated for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on February 2, 2022. A little over a month later on March 14, Dolly took to social media to decline her nomination, saying she was "extremely flattered and grateful," but didn’t feel that she had earned it. She went on to say that the nomination had inspired her to "put out a hopefully great rock 'n' roll album at some point in the future." The Hall of Fame responded by saying that she had earned it and that she would remain on the ballot. Dolly stated during a promotional interview for her book Run, Rose, Run, that she had changed her mind and if inducted she would "accept gracefully." The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced Dolly as a member of the Class of 2022 on May 4 alongside Pat Benatar, Duran Duran, Eminem, the Eurythmics, Lionel Richie, and Carly Simon. Dolly said she was "honored and humbled" by the honor. Dollymania was the first to announce that Dolly had begun recording her rock album when they announced on August 15 that she had recorded a song with Sting that was currently being engineered. Dolly announced that she had officially retired from touring in the Rock Hall of Fame special edition of Pollstar magazine in October, saying, "I do not think I will ever tour again, but I do know I'll do special shows here and there, now and then." She went on to announce that work had begun on her rock album, with plans to re-record "Stairway to Heaven" (which she had previously recorded on 2002's Halos & Horns) and that she wanted to collaborate with Ed Sheeran, Heart, Stevie Nicks, and goddaughter Miley Cyrus, among others. She also said she had written a special song titled "Rockin' It" to perform at her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. And that it would likely be recorded for inclusion on the album. Dolly was officially inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on November 5 by P!nk, and then proudly exclaimed, "I'm a Rockstar now!" P!nk and Brandi Carlile performed "Coat of Many Colors", followed by a rendition of "9 to 5" by Zac Brown Band and Sheryl Crow. Dolly returned to the stage and performed her original song "Rockin' It". The evening closed with an all-rockstar performance of "Jolene" by Dolly, P!nk, Annie Lennox, Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran, Rob Halford, Sheryl Crow, Brandi Carlile, Pat Benatar and more.
Dolly rang in the New Year with goddaughter Miley Cyrus as they co-hosted the festivities on NBC where they performed "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" and a mash-up of "Wrecking Ball" and "I Will Always Love You" before closing out the evening with "Walking After Midnight" and "Jolene". Dolly told USA Today in January 2023 that she had Elton John, Paul McCartney, Miley Cyrus, Steven Tyler, and Joan Jett slated to appear on her rock album in addition to Stevie Nicks on a cover of Nicks' "What Has Rock 'n' Roll Ever Done for Me", John Fogerty on "Long as I Can See the Light", Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran on "My Blue Tears", Steve Perry on "Open Arms", P!nk and Brandi Carlile on "(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction" (and that she was still hoping for Mick Jagger to join them), and that she would hopefully get Cher and Annie Lenox on "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)". Later that month Jimmy Buffet posted a photo of himself with Dolly, Emmylou Harris, and Sheryl Crow which suggested that they would all feature on Dolly's upcoming rock album. Pat Benatar also posted about finishing her duet with Dolly on a song she described as her favorite of all-time. In mid-March, Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx tweeted about his participation on a song for the album. On March 29, Garth Brooks and Dolly were announced as the hosts for the ACM Awards to be held on May 11, where Dolly would debut the lead single from her upcoming rock album. Dolly announced the single would be titled "World on Fire" during a Good Morning America appearance on April 25. Two days later on April 27, Dolly announced that the album would be released in November and that she had not been able to collaborate with Mick Jagger for the project.

Recording
The album was recorded between late 2022 and May 2023, primarily at three studios in Nashville, Tennessee: Kent Wells Productions, Sound Stage Studios, and Starstruck Studios. Additional recording took place at various other studios listed below.

• Trumpet on "You're No Good" recorded at Capnmoe Studios, IL


• Emmylou Harris and Sheryl Crow recorded at The Big Green Barn Studio, Nashville, TN


• Nikki Sixx and John 5 recorded at Riott House Studio, Los Angeles, CA


• Mick Fleetwood, Steven Tyler, and Melissa Etheridge recorded at LaLa Mansion, Los Angels, CA


• Elton John recorded at Hensen Studios, Los Angles, CA


• Ringo Starr recorded at Roccabella West Studio, Beverly Hills, CA


• Peter Frampton recorded at Studio Phenix, Nashville, TN


• Kid Rock recorded at Dixie Ridge Studio, Nashville, TN


• Keys on "Magic Man" recorded at Victoria's Gallery, Nashville, TN


• Howard Leese recorded at Fresh Ground Sound, Ventura, CA


• ?Michael McDonald recorded at Studios 301, Sydney, Australia


• Rob Halford recorded at Premier Studios, AL


• Guitars on "Wrecking Ball" recorded at Noisy Neighbors Studio, Nashville, TN


• Brandi Carlile recorded at Northem Lights, Maple Valley, WA?


• Flute, penny whistle, sax, trumpet recorded at Hillside Sound, Nashville, TN


• Strings recorded at Jimmy Mattingly Music


• Kevin Cronin recorded at Blue Moon Studio, Agoura Hills, CA


• Simon Le Bon recorded at Tape Modern Studios


• Sting recorded at Night Bird, Hollywood, CA


• Additional Stevie Nicks vocals recorded at Rock A Little Studio, Los Angeles, CA


• Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo recorded at Spyder's Soul Kitchen East, Los Angles, CA


• Linda Perry recorded at Greenleaf Studios, Los Angels, CA


• Lizzo recorded at Westlake Studios, Los Angeles, CA


• Miley Cyrus recorded at NaHo House, North Hollywood, CA


• Joan Jett and the Blackhearts recorded at Rock House Studio, Long Beach, NY


• Warren Haynes recorded at Carriage House Studios, NYC


• Richie Sambora recorded at Power Station, NYC


• Pink recorded at No Expectations Studios, Los Angeles, CA


• Paul McCartney recorded at Hog Hill Mill, Icklesham, Sussex


• Steve Perry recorded at Love Box, Los Angeles, CA


• Chris Stapleton recorded at RCA Studio A, Nashville, TN


• Ann Wilson recorded at The Smoakstack, Nashville, TN

The album was released November 17, 2023, on CD, LP, cassette, digital download, and streaming.

Several retailers offered exclusive CD versions of the album. HSN offered an exclusive with an alternate cover slipcase and three bonus tracks, while Dolly's website offered an exclusive University of Tennessee edition with one bonus track and alternate cover slipcase. An alternate Dallas Cowboys cover was also released to commemorate Dolly's Thanksgiving Day halftime show performance.

In addition to these CD versions which featured additional music, several retailers also offered exclusive vinyl variants of the album. Dolly's website offered the standard cover on clear vinyl; Target carried the standard cover on gold vinyl; independent record stores had an exclusive cover on opaque deep purple vinyl; Vinyl Me, Please offered the independent record store cover on opaque white vinyl (limited to 1,000 copies); while Walmart (US) and HMV (UK) offered the independent record store cover on opaque metallic silver vinyl. Dolly's website offered the album on clear red vinyl with an alternate cover, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame offered this same cover on clear smoky vinyl, while Dollywood carried it on standard black. A third alternate LP cover was available from Amazon on opaque pink vinyl and Barnes & Noble on clear blue vinyl. The cassette edition was available exclusively from TalkShop Live and featured an alternate cover.

On November 19, 2023, Dolly's website released a Download Exclusive edition of the album which included two additional bonus tracks. A digital only Deluxe edition of the album was released on January 19, 2024, including four new bonus tracks, plus the HSN and Download Exclusive edition bonus tracks.

The 8-track edition was released on April 11, 2024, to coincide with National 8-Track Day. Available exclusively from Dolly's website, it was limited to 100 copies.

Rockstar debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 chart with 128,000 album equivalent units (of which 118,500 were traditional album sales, 8,000 were streaming equivalent albums, and 1,500 were track equivalent albums). This peak is Dolly's highest placement and third top 10 album on the all-genre Billboard 200 chart. It is also her biggest sales week in the modern Soundscan era, besting 1993's Slow Dancing with the Moon which sold 50,500 copies in its second week. The album peaked at number one on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart, the Billboard Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart, the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, the Billboard Top Album Sales chart, the Billboard Top Current Album Sales chart, and the Billboard Independent Album Sales chart. The album peaked at number 18 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart.

The album also saw success across Europe, peaking at number two on the Scottish Albums chart and the Swiss Albums chart, number five on the UK Albums chart, number 17 on the Dutch Albums chart, number 18 on the German Albums chart, number 59 on the Belgian Albums chart, and number 70 on the Irish Albums chart.

The album peaked at number 16 on the Australian Albums chart, number three on the Australian Country Albums chart, and number 12 on the New Zealand Albums chart.

The album was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America on March 12, 2025, for 500,000 album equivalent units.

Personnel
Dolly Parton – lead vocals

Featured artists
Pat Benatar – lead vocals
Brandi Carlile – lead vocals
Kevin Cronin – ?lead vocals
Sheryl Crow – ?lead vocals
Miley Cyrus – lead vocals
Melissa Etheridge – ?lead vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Peter Frampton – lead vocals
John Fogerty – lead vocals
Neil Geraldo – ?electric gutar
Rob Halford – ?lead vocals
Emmylou Harris – lead vocals
Debbie Harry – ?lead vocals
Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
Joan Jett – lead vocals, elector guitar, claps
Dougie Needles – electric guitar?
Elton John – lead vocals
Kid Rock – lead vocals?
?Simon Le Bon – ?lead vocals
Lizzo – ?flute (Sasha Flute)
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Ronnie Van Zant – ??lead vocals
Gary Rossington – ??guitar
Paul McCartney – piano, background vocals
Michael McDonald – ?lead vocals
Ronnie McDowell – lead vocals
Stevie Nicks – lead vocals
Linda Perry – acoustic guitar, background vocals
Steve Perry – lead vocals
P!nk – lead vocals?
Chris Stapleton – lead vocals
Ringo Starr – ??drums, background vocals
Sting – lead vocals
Steven Tyler – lead vocals
Ann Wilson – lead vocals

Special guests
Artimus Pyle and the Artimus Pyle Band
Artimus Pyle – ??drums
Brad Durden – ???keyboards
Dave Fowler – ??bass
Jerry Lyda – ??electric guitar
Scott Raines – ??electie guitar
Mick Fleetwood – ??percussion?
Peter Frampton – ?electric guitar
?Warren Haynes – guitar?
John 5 – ?electric guitar
The Jordanaires – background vocals
Howard Leese – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Nikki Sixx – bass
Richie Sambora – electric guitar, background vocals
Waddy Wachtel – electric guitar

Background vocals
Scott Bass
Emily Blackbird
Richard Dennison
Rachel Edge
Kat Elfman
Hunter Garrett
Vicki Hampon
Cody Howell
Stephanie Howell
Kim Keys?
Ethan Kuntz
Joel McKenny
Jennifer O’Brien
Mica Roberts
Chris Rodriguez
Olivia Steele
Alex Wells
Kent Wells
Kevin Willis
Christine Winslow

Musicians
?Rob Arthur – keyboards
Roland Barber – ?trombone
Beef – claps
Dane Bryant – Hammond organ, strings, synthesizer, synth pads, piano, keyboards, electronic percussion, French horn, Moog, harpsichord, Mellotron, timpani, Wurlitzer piano
Annie DiBiasi – claps
Kyle Dickinson – programming
Mark Douthit – saxophone
Emmanuel Echem – trumpet
Shane C. Fogerty – electric guitar
Peter Frampton – electric guitar, acoustic guitar
J. Gavin – ?drums
Barry Green – trombone
John Hinchey – trombone
Jim Hoke – saxophone, horn, whistle, trumpet
?Jennifer Kummer – ?French horn
Adam Lester – acoustic guitar
Gary Lunn – bass
Steve Mackey – bass
Jimmy Mattingly – violin, viola, cello
?Joel McKenny – piano
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Miles McPherson – drums, percussion
Mark Needham – programming
Nir Z – drums, percussion
Steve Patrick – trumpet
Jerry Roe – drums, percussion
Mike Rojas – piano, Mellotron, Wurlitzer piano, keyboards, Hammond organ, synthesizer, accordion
Josh Scalf – ?trombone
Adam Shoenfeld – electric guitar
Jimmy Lee Sloas – bass
Joe Vannelli – ? Hammond organ
Jay Weaver – upright bass
Derek Wells – electric guitar
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, percussion, programming, claps
Doug Wilson – ?trumpet
Christine Winslow – claps

Rockstar credits by song title

?01 Rockstar (with special guest Richie Sambora) (Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton ­– lead vocals
Richie Sambora­ – background vocals, electric guitar
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar
Mike Rojas – Wurlitzer piano
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – Hammond organ
Richard Dennison – additional vocals
Christine Winslow – background vocals, additional vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer, additional producer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Russell Graham – editing engineer
Neal Shaw – assistant recording engineer

02 World on Fire
(Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton ­– lead vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, background vocals, programming
Kevin Willis – background vocals
Mark Needham – programming
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – piano, Mellotron
Dane Bryant – synthesizer, Hammond organ, strings
Jimmy Mattingly – viola, violin, cello
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals
Rachel Edge – background vocals
Kat Elfman – background vocals
Ethan Kuntz – background vocals
Joel McKenney – background vocals
Emily Blackbird – background vocals
Olivia Steele – background vocals
Hunter Garrett – background vocals
Stephanie Howell – background vocals
Cody Howell – background vocals
Alex Wells – background vocals
Scott bass – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Drew Bollman – recording engineer
Ryan Yount – assistant recording engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer

03 Every Breath You Take (featuring Sting)
(Sting)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Sting – featured vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals
Joel McKenney – piano
Jerry Roe – drums, percussion
Jimmy Lee Sloas – bass
Derek Wells – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Christine Winslow – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

04 Open Arms (featuring Steve Perry)
(Steve Perry, Jonathan Cain)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Steve Perry – featured vocals
Kent Wells – electric guitar
Nir Z – drums
Jimmie Lee Sloas – bass
Derek Wells – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Kim Keys – background vocals
Chris Rodriguez – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

05 Magic Man (Carl Version) (featuring Ann Wilson with special guest Howard Leese)
(Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Ann Wilson – featured vocals
Howard Leese – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, percussion
Miles McPherson – drums
Steve Mackey – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – piano
Dane Bryant – synth pads
Christine Winslow – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Zach Wills – assistant recording engineer
Joel McKenny – recording engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mixing engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Brendon Hapgood – assistant recording engineer
Samuel Hayes – assistant recording engineer

06 Long as I Can See the Light (featuring John Fogerty)
(John Fogerty)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
John Fogerty – featured vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, background vocals
Miles McPherson – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Adam Shoenfield – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – Hammond organ
Shane C. Fogerty – electric guitar
Mike Rojas piano
Mark Douthit – saxophone
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

07 Either Or (featuring Kid Rock)
(Dolly Parton, Kent Wells)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Kid Rock – featured vocals
Jim Hoke – saxophone
Jerry Roe – drums
Jimmie Lee Sloas – bass
Derek Wells – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Emmanuel Echem – trumpet
Kim Keys – background vocals
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Mica Roberts – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Jim Hoke – horn arrangement

08 I Want You Back (featuring Steven Tyler with special guest Warren Haynes)
(Dolly Parton, Kent Wells)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Steven Tyler – featured vocals
Warren Haynes – guitar
Kent Wells – electric guitar
Miles McPherson – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Jim Hoke – horn
Kim Keys – background vocals
Chris Rodriguez – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord -Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Jim Hoke – horn arrangement

09 What has Rock and Roll Ever Done for You (featuring Stevie Nicks with special guest Waddy Wachtel)
(Stevie Nicks, Kevin Dukes, Jennifer Condos)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Stevie Nicks – featured vocals
Waddy Wachtel – electric guitar
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – synthesizer, Hammond organ
Mike Rojas – piano
Mark Douthit – saxophone
Steve Patrick – trumpet
Barry Green – trombone

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Karen Johnson – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord -Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Douthit – horn arrangement

10 Purple Rain
(Prince)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord -Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

11 Baby, I Love Your Way (featuring Peter Frampton)
(Peter Frampton)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Peter Frampton – featured vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Kent Wells – background vocals
Nir Z – drums
Steve Mackey – bass
Adam Lester – acoustic guitar
Rob Arthur – keyboards
Christin Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

12 I Hate Myself for Loving You (featuring Joan Jett & the Blackhearts)
(Joan Jett, Desmond Child)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Joan Jett – featured vocals, electric guitar, claps
Dougie Needles – electric guitar, claps
Kent Wells – background vocals
Nir Z – drums
Jimmie Lee Sloas – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – synthesizer
Mike Rojas – Hammond organ
Annie DiBiasi – claps
Beef – claps
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

13 Night Moves (featuring Chris Stapleton)
(Bob Segar)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Chris Stapleton – featured vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – piano, Hammond organ
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis - engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

14 Wrecking Ball (featuring Miley Cyrus)
(Lukasz Gottwald, Sacha Skarbek, Stephen Moccio, David Kim, Henry Russell Walker, Maureen McDonald)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Miley Cyrus – featured vocals
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – synthesizer, strings
Mike Rojas – paino
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
15 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (featuring P!nk and Brandi Carlile)
(Mike Jagger, Keith Richards)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
P!nk – featured vocals
Brandi Carlile – featured vocals
Kent Wells – background vocals, claps
Miles McPherson – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Christine Winslow – background vocals, claps

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis - engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

16 Keep on Loving You (featuring Kevin Cronin)
(Kevin Cronin)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Kevin Cronin – featured vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals, percussion
Nir Z – drums – percussion
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Joe Vannelli – Hammond organ
Dane Bryant – keyboards
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

17 Heart of Glass (featuring Debbie Harry)
(Debbie Harry, Chris Stein)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Debbie Harry – featured vocals
Kent Wells – percussion
Mike Rojas – synthesizer, Wurlitzer piano
Nir Z – drums, percussion
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – synthesizer, Hammond organ
Kim Keys – background vocals
Christine Winslow – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis - engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

18 Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me (featuring Elton John)
(Elton John, Bernie Taupin)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Elton John – featured vocals
Kent Wells – electric guitar, percussion
Mike Rojas – Wurlitzer piano
Jim Hoke – saxophone
Miles McPherson – drums
Steve Mackey – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Ron McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – Hammond organ, electronic percussion, French horn
Jennifer Kummer – French horn
Patrick Walle – French horn
Josh Scalf – trombone
John Hinchey – trombone
Roland Barber – trombone
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis - engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

19 Tried to Rock and Roll Me (featuring Melissa Etheridge)
(Dolly Parton, Kent Wells)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Melissa Etheridge – featured vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar
Miles McPherson – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob Mcnelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Kim Keys – background vocals
Christine Winslow – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis - engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

20 Stairway to Heaven (featuring Lizzo and Sash Flute)
(Jimmy Page, Robert Plant)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Lizzo – flute (Sasha Flute)
Kent Wells – electric guitar
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – piano, strings, Moog
Jimmy Mattingly – viola, violin, cello
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis - engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

21 We Are the Champions / We Will Rock You
(Freddie Mercury, Brian May)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Kyle Dickinson – programming
Mark Needham – programming
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – piano
Dane Bryant – strings, harpsichord, Mellotron, timpani
Jimmy Mattingly – viola, violin, cello
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – producer, executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mixing engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

22 Bygones (featuring Rob Halford with special guests Nikki Sixx and John 5)
(Dolly Parton, Kent Wells)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Rob Halford – featured vocals
Nikki Sixx – bass
John 5 – electric guitar
Kent Wells – electric guitar, background vocals, additional vocals
Kevin Willis – additional vocals
Joel McKenny – additional vocals
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – piano
Dane Bryant – synthesizer, strings
Jimmy Mattingly – viola, violin, cello
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – additional vocals
Kat Elfman – additional vocals
Ethan Kuntz – additional vocals
Emily Blackbird – additional vocals
Olivia Steele – additional vocals
Hunter Garrett – additional vocals
Stephanie Howell – additional vocals
Cody Howell – additional vocals
Alex wells – additional vocals
Scott Bass – additional vocals

Dolly Parton – producer, executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – recording engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mixing engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Jeremy Parker – engineer
Randy Smith – assistant recording engineer

23 My Blue Tears (featuring Simon Le Bon)
(Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Simon Le Bon – featured vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar
Miles McPherson – drums, percussion
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards, accordion
Jim Hoke – whistle
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

24 What’s Up? (featuring Linda Perry)
(Linda Perry)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Linda Perry – acoustic guitar
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, background vocals
Mike Rojas – accordion, Wurlitzer piano
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – Hammond organ
Christine Winslow – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

25 You’re No Good (featuring Emmylou Harris and Sheryl Crow)
(Clint Ballard Jr.)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Emmylou Harris – featured vocals
Sherly Crow – featured vocals
Kent Wells – electric guitar
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Doug Wilson – trumpet
Kim Keys – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

26 Heartbreaker (featuring Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo)
(Geoff Gill, Cliff Wade)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Pat Benatar – featured vocals
Neil Giraldo – electric guitar
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – keyboards
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

27 Bittersweet (featuring Michael McDonald)
(Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Michael McDonald – featured vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, percussion
Mike Rojas – Wurlitzer piano
Miles McPherson – drums, percussion
Steve Mackey – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – synthesizer
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer

28 I Dreamed About Elvis (featuring Ronnie McDowell with special guest The Jordanaires)
(Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Ronnie McDowell – featured vocals
The Jordanaires – background vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, percussion
Jim Hoke – saxophone, trumpet
J. Galvin – drums
Jay Weaver – upright bass
Dane Bryant – keyboards

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Jim Hoke – horn arrangement

29 Let It Be (featuring Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr with special guests Mick Fleetwood and Peter Frampton)
(John Lennon, Paul McCartney)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Paul McCartney – featured vocals, piano
Ringo Starr – drums, background vocals
Mick Fleetwood – percussion
Peter Frampton – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – strings, Wurlitzer piano
Nir Z – percussion
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – Hammond organ
Jimmy Mattingly – viola, violin, cello
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Don Miggs – additional producer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mick Fleetwood – additional producer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

30 Free Bird (featuring Lynyrd Skynyrd with special guest Artimus Pyle and the Artimus Pyle Band)
(Ronnie Van Zant, Allen Collins)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Ronnie Van Zant – featured vocals
Gary Rossington – guitar
Artimus Pyle – drums
Brad Durden – keyboards
Dave Fowler – bass
Jerry Lyda – electric guitar
Scott raines – bass
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar
Kim Keys – background vocals
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Mica Roberts – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

?21 We Are the Champions / We Will Rock You
(Freddie Mercury, Brian May)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Kyle Dickinson – programming
Mark Needham – programming
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – piano
Dane Bryant – strings, harpsichord, Mellotron, timpani
Jimmy Mattingly – viola, violin, cello
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – producer, executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mixing engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

22 Bygones (featuring Rob Halford with special guests Nikki Sixx and John 5)
(Dolly Parton, Kent Wells)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Rob Halford – featured vocals
Nikki Sixx – bass
John 5 – electric guitar
Kent Wells – electric guitar, background vocals, additional vocals
Kevin Willis – additional vocals
Joel McKenny – additional vocals
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – piano
Dane Bryant – synthesizer, strings
Jimmy Mattingly – viola, violin, cello
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – additional vocals
Kat Elfman – additional vocals
Ethan Kuntz – additional vocals
Emily Blackbird – additional vocals
Olivia Steele – additional vocals
Hunter Garrett – additional vocals
Stephanie Howell – additional vocals
Cody Howell – additional vocals
Alex wells – additional vocals
Scott Bass – additional vocals

Dolly Parton – producer, executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – recording engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mixing engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Jeremy Parker – engineer
Randy Smith – assistant recording engineer

23 My Blue Tears (featuring Simon Le Bon)
(Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Simon Le Bon – featured vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar
Miles McPherson – drums, percussion
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards, accordion
Jim Hoke – whistle
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

24 What’s Up? (featuring Linda Perry)
(Linda Perry)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Linda Perry – acoustic guitar
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, background vocals
Mike Rojas – accordion, Wurlitzer piano
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – Hammond organ
Christine Winslow – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

25 You’re No Good (featuring Emmylou Harris and Sheryl Crow)
(Clint Ballard Jr.)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Emmylou Harris – featured vocals
Sherly Crow – featured vocals
Kent Wells – electric guitar
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – keyboards
Doug Wilson – trumpet
Kim Keys – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

26 Heartbreaker (featuring Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo)
(Geoff Gill, Cliff Wade)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Pat Benatar – featured vocals
Neil Giraldo – electric guitar
Nir Z – drums
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – keyboards
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Rachel Edge – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

27 Bittersweet (featuring Michael McDonald)
(Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Michael McDonald – featured vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, percussion
Mike Rojas – Wurlitzer piano
Miles McPherson – drums, percussion
Steve Mackey – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – synthesizer
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer

28 I Dreamed About Elvis (featuring Ronnie McDowell with special guest The Jordanaires)
(Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Ronnie McDowell – featured vocals
The Jordanaires – background vocals
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, percussion
Jim Hoke – saxophone, trumpet
J. Galvin – drums
Jay Weaver – upright bass
Dane Bryant – keyboards
Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Jim Hoke – horn arrangement

29 Let It Be (featuring Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr with special guests Mick Fleetwood and Peter Frampton)
(John Lennon, Paul McCartney)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Paul McCartney – featured vocals, piano
Ringo Starr – drums, background vocals
Mick Fleetwood – percussion
Peter Frampton – electric guitar
Dane Bryant – strings, Wurlitzer piano
Nir Z – percussion
Gary Lunn – bass
Jerry McPherson – electric guitar
Rob McNelley – electric guitar
Mike Rojas – Hammond organ
Jimmy Mattingly – viola, violin, cello
Richard Dennison – background vocals
Jennifer O’Brien – background vocals
Vicki Hampton – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Don Miggs – additional producer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Mick Fleetwood – additional producer
Mark Needham – engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer

30 Free Bird (featuring Lynyrd Skynyrd with special guest Artimus Pyle and the Artimus Pyle Band)
(Ronnie Van Zant, Allen Collins)
Dolly Parton – lead vocals
Ronnie Van Zant – featured vocals
Gary Rossington – guitar
Artimus Pyle – drums
Brad Durden – keyboards
Dave Fowler – bass
Jerry Lyda – electric guitar
Scott raines – bass
Kent Wells – acoustic guitar
Kim Keys – background vocals
Christine Winslow – background vocals
Mica Roberts – background vocals

Dolly Parton – executive producer
Kent Wells – producer, editing engineer
Kyle Dickinson – editing engineer
Kevin Willis – engineer
Joel McKenney – engineer
Chris Latham – editing engineer
Chris Lord-Alge – mastering engineer
Brian Judd – additional engineer
Christine Winslow – assistant recording engineer
Mark Needham – engineer

Production
Chuck Ainlay – additional engineering
Kaleb Allen – additional engineering
Joshua Blair – additional production (Simon Le Bon), additional engineering
Drew Bollman – recording engineer
Dane Bryant – additional engineering
Leslie Chew – additional engineering
Anderson Clendenin – assistant recording engineer
Richie Corsello – additional engineering
Richard Dennison – background vocal arrangements
Kyle Dickinson – recording engineer, digital editing
Will DuPerier – additional engineering
Deanna Fielding – assistant recording engineer
Peter Frampton – arrangement
Craig Frank – additional engineering
Dan Frizsell – additional engineering
Patrick Gardner – additional engineering assistant
Jack Garzonio – additional engineering
Simon Gooding – additional engineering
Russell Graham – additional engineering
Paul David Hager – additional engineering
Eric Hanson – guitar technician
Brandon Hapgood – additional engineering assistant
Brad Hasiuk – additional engineering assistant
Samuel Hayes – additional engineering assistant
Jim Hoke – horn arrangements, additional engineering
Spyder White Horse – additional engineering
David Eugene Jenkins – additional engineering
Ted Jensen – mastering (Sterling Sound, Nashville, TN)
Karen Johnston – additional engineering
Brian Judd – mixing assistant
Patrick Kehrier – additional engineering
Martin Kierszenbaum – additional production (Sting)
Peter Kuperschmid – additional engineering
Chris Latham – digital editing
Scott Lemasters – vinyl manufacturing (The Vinyl Lab, Nashville, TN)
Chris Lord-Alge – mixing (Mix LA)
Jimmy Mattingly – additional engineering
Joel McKenney – recording engineer, digital editing
Jerry McPherson – additional engineering
Gavin Melberg – additional engineering assistant
Don Miggs – additional production (Steven Tyler, Mick Fleetwood), additional engineering
Johnny Montagnese – additional engineering assistant
Patrick Murphy – additional engineering
Mark Needham – recording engineer, additional production
Joe Nino – vinyl cutting (Sterling Sound, Nashville, TN)
Ben O’Neil – additional engineering
Steve Orchard – additional engineering
Jeremy Parker – additional engineering
Dolly Parton – executive producer
Linda Perry – additional engineering
Steve Perry – additional engineering
Barry Pointer – additional engineering
Kelsey Porter – additional engineering assistant
Andrea Roberts – additional engineering assistant
Neal Shaw – additional engineering assistant
Randy Smith – additional engineering assistant
Bruce Sugar – additional engineering

Mick Fleetwood

Jack Gavin

Richard "Ringo Starr" Starkey

Nir "Nir Z" Zidkyahu

Thomas Delmer "Artimus" Pyle

Miles McPherson

Jerry Roe

track listing iTunes

01. Rockstar 04:36

02. World On Fire 04:21

03. Every Breath You Take (feat. Sting) 04:22

04. Open Arms (feat. Steve Perry) 03:16

05. Magic Man (Carl Version) [feat. Ann Wilson] 05:02

06. Long As I Can See The Light (feat. John Fogerty) 04:11

07. Either Or (feat. Kid Rock) 04:2

08. I Want You Back (feat. Steven Tyler) 05:03

09. What Has Rock And Roll Ever Done For You (feat. Stevie Nicks) 05:01

10. Purple Rain 07:51

11. Baby, I Love Your Way (feat. Peter Frampton) 04:58

12. I Hate Myself For Loving You (feat. Joan Jett & The Blackhearts) 04:07

13. Night Moves (feat. Chris Stapleton) 05:39

14. Wrecking Ball (feat. Miley Cyrus) 03:55

15. (I Can?t Get No) Satisfaction [feat. P!nk & Brandi Carlile] 03:53

16. Keep On Loving You (feat. Kevin Cronin) 03:26

17. Heart Of Glass (feat. Debbie Harry) 03:41

18. Don?t Let The Sun Go Down On Me (feat. Elton John) 05:42

19. Tried To Rock And Roll Me (feat. Melissa Etheridge) 03:49

20. Stairway To Heaven (feat. Lizzo & Sasha Flute) 07:48

21. We Are The Champions/We Will Rock You 03:51

22. Bygones (feat. Rob Halford) 03:59

23. My Blue Tears (feat. Simon Le Bon) 04:03

24. What?s Up? (feat. Linda Perry) 04:38

25. You?re No Good (feat. Emmylou Harris & Sheryl Crow) 03:14

26. Heartbreaker (feat. Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo) 03:39

27. Bittersweet (feat. Michael McDonald) 04:03

28. I Dreamed About Elvis (feat. Ronnie McDowell) 03:38

29. Let It Be (feat. Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr) 04:27

30. Free Bird (feat. Lynyrd Skynyrd) 10:45

31. Rockin' It (Live) 03:06

32. Hit Me With Your Best Shot 02:58

33. Mama Never Said 03:47

34. Two Tickets To Paradise 04:42

35. Jolene (feat. M?neskin) 03:12

36. Stay Out Of My Bedroom 03:35

37. Bridge Over Troubled Water 05:06

38. The Entertainer 04:34

39. Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) 04:34

track listing

Disc 1

01. Rockstar 04:37

02. World On Fire 04:21

03. Every Breath You Take 04:23

04. Open Arms 03:17

05. Magic Man (Carl Version) 05:03

06. Long As I Can See The Light 04:12

07. Either Or 04:20

08. I Want You Back 05:03

09. What Has Rock And Roll Ever Done For You 05:02

10. Purple Rain 07:51

11. Baby, I Love Your Way 04:59

12. I Hate Myself For Loving You 04:07

13. Night Moves 05:39

14. Wrecking Ball 03:55

15. (I Can?t Get No) Satisfaction 03:53

16. Keep On Loving You 03:26

17. Heart Of Glass 03:41

18. Don?t Let The Sun Go Down On Me 05:42

19. Tried To Rock And Roll Me 03:49

20. Stairway To Heaven 07:49

21. We Are The Champions/We Will Rock You 03:52

22. Bygones 04:00

23. My Blue Tears 04:03

24. What?s Up? 04:38

25. You?re No Good 03:14

26. Heartbreaker 03:39

27. Bittersweet 04:03

28. I Dreamed About Elvis 03:38

29. Let It Be 04:28

30. Free Bird 10:46

31. Rockin' It - Live 03:06

32. Hit Me With Your Best Shot 02:59

33. Mama Never Said 03:47

34. Two Tickets To Paradise 04:42

35. Jolene 03:12

36. Stay Out Of My Bedroom 03:36

37. Bridge Over Troubled Water 05:07

38. The Entertainer 04:35

39. Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) 04:35