Dolly Parton unveils massive ‘Smoky Mountain DNA’ track list and 2 new songs

Dolly Parton continues to share her East Tennessee with fans, with much help from her family. The legendary country artist has released two new songs from her upcoming musical and visual Parton family project and revealed the album’s 37-song track list.

“For me personally, this is one of the most important albums I’ve ever made – because it’s family,” Parton wrote about “Smoky Mountain DNA – Family, Faith & Fables.”

“My granddaddy, the Rev. Jake Owens taught us about faith at his little country church, but on the front porch of our Tennessee mountain home, our Parton and Owens kin taught us about music. Grandparents, parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, and cousins, they loved music, they all made music,” Parton continued.

From the album, Parton released its title track, “Smoky Mountain DNA,” which celebrates Parton’s heritage and musical roots.

“A Rose Won’t Fix It,” featuring Heidi Parton, Dolly’s niece, was released, too. Heidi shines on the lead vocals while Dolly sings background.  Dolly originally recorded the song for 1988’s “Hungry Again,” but it ultimately was left off the album, according to Rolling Stone.

What’s the “Smoky Mountain DNA” tracklist?

“Smoky Mountain DNA – Family, Faith & Fables” features 37 tracks. The album comes out Nov. 15, but preorders are available now. The songs “Smoky Mountain DNA.” “A Rose Won’t Fix It” and “The Orchard” are available on streaming, too.

Here’s the full track list:

1. “Introduction” / “My Tennessee Mountain Home (Instrumental)” – Dolly Parton

2. “My Tennessee Mountain Home” – Dolly Parton

3. “Groom’s Tune (Bonaparte’s Retreat) (Instrumental)” – Roger Helton

4. “I Live In Glory” – Reverend Jake Owens and Dolly Parton

5. “Singing His Praise” / “Daddy Was An Old Time Preacher Man” – Bill and Louis Owens and the Family

6. “I’ll Meet You In The Morning” – Jake Owens, Avie Lee Parton, Dorothy Jo Owens and Estelle Owens Watson

7. “Rosewood Casket” – Avie Lee Parton and Dolly Parton

8. “Runaway Girl” – Dorothy Jo Owens and Dolly Parton

9. “I Just Stopped” – John Henry Owens and Dolly Parton

10. “When Possession Gets Too Strong” – Louis Owens and Dolly Parton

11. “Put It Off Until Tomorrow” – Bill Owens and Dolly Parton

12. “Smoky Mountain DNA” – Dolly Parton

13. “Heart Don’t Fail Me Now” – Stella Parton and Dolly Parton

14. “Momma’s Special Touch” – Cassie Parton Griffith and Dolly Parton

15. “Take It Slow” – Randy Parton and Rachel Parton George

16. “Foolin’ Around” – Floyd Parton and Dolly Parton

17. “The Crops Came In” – Freida Parton and Dolly Parton

18. “I Will Know” – Rachel Parton George and Dolly Parton

19. “Applejack” – Dwight Puckett and Dolly Parton

20. “It’s All Wrong But It’s All Right” – Debbi Jo Hess and Dolly Parton

21. “Tell Me That You Love Me” – Richie Owens and Dolly Parton

22. “Canceled Plans” – Tim Rauhoff and Dolly Parton

23. “The Man” – Danielle Parton and Dolly Parton

24. “The Orchard” – Jada Star and Dolly Parton

25. “Holy Water” – Sabyn Mayfield and Dolly Parton

26. “A Rose Won’t Fix It” – Heidi Parton and Dolly Parton

27. “Where Will We Live Tomorrow” – Rebecca Seaver and Dolly Parton

28. “Puppy Love” – Dolly Parton and Family

29. “Not Bad” – Shelley Rená and Dolly Parton

30. “For Keeps” – Tanya Renee and Dolly Parton

31. “Crazy In Love With You” – Estelle Owens and Dolly Parton

32. “Be Your Own Man” – Lainey Parton and Dolly Parton

33. “Being Me” – Leroy Brown and Dolly Parton

34. “We Might Be In Love” – Faith Reeann and Dolly Parton

35. “Randy Floyd” – Merin Seaver and Dolly Parton

36. “When It’s Family” – Dolly Parton and Family

37. “Outro”/“Smoky Mountain DNA (Instrumental)” – Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton and Family at the Bijou Theatre

Dolly Parton and her family filmed concerts at the Bijou Theatre back in May for the “Smoky Mountain DNA” project. Details about the performances were kept hush, but we know they were filmed as part of a four-part documentary series that accompanies the album.

The documentary features interviews with Parton and numerous family members, and has a particular focus on Rev. Jake Owens, Parton’s grandfather. Owens instilled the family with a profound respect for faith, music and storytelling.

Knoxville has played a prominent role in Parton's life, including her early performances on the on the "Cas Walker Show."

Devarrick Turner is a trending news reporter. Email devarrick.turner@knoxnews.com. On X, formerly known as Twitter @dturner1208.

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