Country Music Time Machine: Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers Performed the Duet That Sparked Endless Speculation and Timeless Memories With Your Soulmate
On This Day in 1985, Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers Hit No. 1 for the Second Time—Two Years After Their Bee Gees-Penned Classic
On This Day in 1983, Kenny Rogers Released a No. 1 Album Containing One of the Most Iconic Duets of All Time
Born on This Day in 1938, the Psychedelic Rocker Turned Country Grammy Winner Who Dominated the 70s & 80s
On This Day in 1976, Kenny Rogers Recorded a Major Hit That Earned Him an Angry Phone Call from His Mom
“Islands In The Stream” Was Supposed To Belong to Marvin Gaye but Ended up With Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers
The Song Kenny Rogers Wrote After Sharing a Flight With Waylon Jennings’ Wife to Nashville—and Later Covered by Waylon, Reba, and Dolly Parton
“They’ll Shut Me off Again”: Kenny Rogers Wanted To Change His Sound, but Feared Country Radio Would Reject Him
Kenny Rogers Performing “The Gambler” on ‘The Muppet Show’ Is a Cigarette-Filled, Human-Handed Sight To Behold
The Story Behind the Final Duet Between Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, Bookending Their First, “Islands in the Stream,” 30 Years Later
The Unlikely Collaboration With Beatles Producer George Martin That Kenny Rogers Called “The Highlight of My Personal Career”
