A match made in country-pop music heaven, Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers first came together in 1983 for one of the greatest duets of all time, “Islands in the Stream.” But it was only the beginning of ...

Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers ' 1983 duet stands as one of the most beloved duets in music history, a chart-topping crossover ...

One of the most famous country music songs was recorded by not one, but two of the genre's biggest stars. While reflecting on writing "The Gambler," which was inducted into the Library of Congress ...

Rogers, a three-time Grammy winner and a Country Music Hall of Famer, was best known for songs like "The Gambler" and his ...

Rolling Stone ranks the song No. 21 on its list of 200 Greatest Country Songs of All Time. The song also crossed over to the ...

Kenny Rogers underwent several iterations throughout his six-decade career—from teenage icon to psychedelic rocker to country music crooner. He enjoyed enormous crossover success throughout the late ...

Pairing two of country music’s biggest superstars with the disco masterminds behind Saturday Night Fever sounded like an impossible gamble on paper. Yet in 1983, that exact combination of talents ...

Released as the first single from Rogers‘ 1977 album Daytime Friends, “Sweet Music Man” went to No. 9 on the Country chart, but by the time he finished writing it, the song was much about his life ...

As the world mourns the passing of the one and only Dolly Parton, fans are coming together to share their favorite songs, movies and moments starring the Queen of Country. But one particularly moving ...

The country legend’s cinematic gamble paid off in a massive way, turning a legendary story-song into an unprecedented multi-part television sensation.

The very song that Nashville said was ‘too dark’ for radio won every single major award country music had to offer. “Lucille” won the Grammy for Best Male Country Vocal Performance at the 1978 ...