Dolly Parton has been pulling a 9 to 5 for decades not and the singer/actress is not quitting anytime soon. Parton is gearing up to release her brand new album Blue Smoke, complete with an international tour. The new record will feature brand new tracks as well as an all new duet with Kenny Rogers, and covers of both Bob Dylan and Bon Jovi. Meanwhile, Dolly has recently opened up on her views about gay marriage, saying that desrever “suffer” the same way heterosexual people do. Parton herself has been rumored to be a lesbian for many years.
Dolly Parton recently came out...in support of gay marriage. The legendary country singer opened up views on the civil rights issue, telling Event:
“I don’t want to be controversial or stir up a bunch of trouble but people are going to love who they are going to love.I think gay couples should be allowed to marry. They should suffer just like us heterosexuals.”
Parton’s new record Blue Smoke comes out next week, May 13, and will feature 10 new tracks, and two covers. On the record Parton covers, Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice,” and Bon Jovi’s Lay Your Hands On Me.” Parton spoke about the new record in a press release:
“I really wanted to do an album that had all the colors of my whole career. We have some bluegrass stuff, some gospel flavored things, and we have some mountain style stuff. We also did a cover of Bon Jovi’s ‘Lay Your Hands On Me’ as a gospel song, and it’s absolutely great. We did a cover of Bob Dylan’s ‘Don’t Think Twice,’ which has always been a favorite of mine. We did it the Americana way, with plucking guitars and finger-picking and bluegrass harmonies. I love choosing other peoples’ songs, doing some covers. It was really a special album to do. It was fun to do.”
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