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Formats and Editions
1. Those Were the Days
2. Blowin' in the Wind
3. Where Have All the Flowers Gone
4. Twelfth of Never
5. Where Do the Children Play
6. Me and Bobby McGee
7. Crimson and Clover
8. Cruel War, The
9. Turn, Turn, Turn
10. If I Were a Carpenter
11. Both Sides Now
12. Imagine
More Info:
A year in the making, the album of era-defining songs from the 1960s and 1970s is an astonishing collection of indispensable classics, performed in Dolly Parton's signature style with a top-notch list of friends. Parton, who produced the album, invited several of the artists who wrote or made these songs famous to sing with her. Renowned musicians Roger McGuinn (of the Byrds), Kris Kristofferson, Judy Collins, and Tommy James make appearances on Those Were the Days. She also asked recent chart-topping artists Norah Jones, Keith Urban, Nickel Creek, Lee Ann Womack, Rhonda Vincent, Joe Nichols, and Alison Krauss to join her in the studio. Sugar Hill. 2005.Reviews:
Duet partners range from Norah Jones to Sean Lennon to folks you actually wouldn't mind hearing Parton harmonize with. Sure, "Turn, Turn, Turn" and "Imagine" hardly feel like inspired choices at this late date, but after Dolly's miraculous bluegrass "Stairway to Heaven" we'll never question her choice in material again.
