Nashville sound releases, week 43

This week in the Nashville Sound, tributes and reimaginings highlight enduring legacies across generations. Dolly Parton's vocals feature on a new version of 'Jolene' by Bad Wolves, while her own story behind 'Coat of Many Colors' reflects a formative past. Meanwhile, memories of Jim Reeves and Glen Campbell are revisited through chart milestones and archival moments, underscoring the genre’s deep roots and lasting influence.

1. 01

   Bad Wolves, Dolly Parton

   Bad Wolves Release New Version of 'Jolene' Featuring Dolly Parton's Vocals

   Oct 24 · 6 outlets

2. 02

   Dolly Parton

   Dolly Parton's 'Coat of Many Colors' drew on her hard childhood

   Oct 21 · 2 outlets

3. 03

   John Anderson, William Lee Golden, Tanya Tucker

   Tanya Tucker Took John Anderson’s Last Known Photo Just Days Before His Death, William Lee Golden Says

   Oct 25 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Jim Reeves

   61 Years Ago Today, Jim Reeves Topped the Country Charts With a Posthumous Album Featuring Just One No. 1 Hit

   Oct 24 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Glen Campbell, Jimmy Webb

   On This Day in 1967, Glen Campbell Released the Jimmy Webb-Penned Hit That Helped Make Him a Country Music Superstar

   Oct 23 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Glen Campbell

   On This Day in 1968, Glen Campbell Hit No. 1 With the Album That Featured the Theme Song to His Future TV Show

   Oct 22 · 1 outlet

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