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After conquering country, Dolly Parton brings her signature sound and aesthetic to her very first rock album.

“Rockstar,” the country icon’s new double album of rock songs, is now the highest charting LP of her career. But her history with the genre runs deep.

Dolly Parton’s star-powered, overly reverential, 30-song rock album aims straight down the middle.

Dolly Parton has released the first rock album of her 64-year recording career, a 30-song set with nine originals and 21 mostly household rock tunes.

Music is entrenched in our everyday lives. Everywhere you look, everywhere you turn, a song is present and can hit you at any moment.

Dolly Parton's much-hyped head-banger makeover on “Rockstar” demonstrates that she doesn't have any business making a “rock” album, but that hardly matters on this all-star lovefest for the country queen.

On her 49th solo album, the country icon cranks up the amp and parties with a A-list roster of guests including Elton, Miley, and Paul and Ringo.

Below are three songs that have been buzzed about over the last week alongside two others that we personally find intriguing.

The new Dolly Parton album, 'Rockstar,' features duets with dozens of rock n roll legends — here, a behind-the-scenes look at the best!

Dolly Parton has revealed that her new duet with Stevie Nicks was initially written for Fleetwood Mac. Parton told the Hollywood Reporter, "She stayed in Nashville for four days, which was great. Getting in the studio with her was great. We talked a lot." During this time, Nicks told Parton about the song and explained the history of the record. Parton recalled, "She said, ‘This is a song I wrote back when Fleetwood Mac was in the heat of our stuff.' She said, &#039...