Bee Gees co creator Barry Gibb collaborated with Dolly Parton
Bee Gees co creator Barry Gibb collaborated with Dolly Parton for a reconsidered two-part harmony form of the 1968 Bee Gees’ hit “Words” that will be included on his impending collection, “Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers Songbook Vol. 1.”
The track has been given as a high-level advanced single.
“So eager to impart [‘Words’] to all of you,” Gibb wrote in a message posted on his Twitter page, close by a clasp of him and Parton in the studio. Gibb also mention that both of them shared amazing time working together for this tune, also Dolly and Gibb shared each other experience to make this song a special one.
Parton share her emotions via Social Media platform Twitter where she describe that when her friend ask her to join for new version of his album than she feel very special and happy.
The first form of “Words,” which Gibb recorded with his late siblings and Bee Gees bandmates Robin and Maurice Gibb, crested at No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 in ’68.
“Greenfields” highlights Gibb teaming up with an assortment of nation stars and different specialists for new versions of Bee Gees’ hits, including “Jive Talkin,” “I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You,” Lonely Days,” “too much Heaven”.
while working for this new tune, both also work with Olivia Newton-John, Sheryl Crow, Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert, Alison Krauss and Little Big Town.
