Dolly Parton

The singer's funeral was limited to immediate family.

He hadn't played the song in over 19 years.

Rob Halford, Ted Nugent and Bret Michaels are among those who've shared tributes to the iconic country singer.

Dolly Parton, the legendary country music icon who shaped generations of fans, has passed away at 80 in Nashville.

It's been a tumultuous year for many of rock's biggest acts.

It was 1959, and the future Rock & Roll Hall of Famer was just 13 years old.

"Everybody thought I was nuts when I said I was going to do it," the country icon remembered in an interview.

Motley Crue's main songwriter says no one else has interpreted the song's lyrics like Parton.

The country legend's rock star phase continues with a new version of the 1985 smash.

Track features Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.

It's the fourth single she's released off her upcoming 'Rockstar' album.

Track featuring the late Lynyrd Skynyrd singer appears on her upcoming album, 'Rockstar.'

Tracks are from country legend's guest-packed rock album 'Rockstar.'

"I hope it is something that will touch you and maybe touch enough people to want to make a change for the better," country star says.

Guests include two surviving Beatles, Steve Perry, Rob Halford, Ann Wilson and two late Lynyrd Skynyrd members, among many others.

Guitarist explains how he ended up on two 'Rockstar' tracks.