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Nicks Remembers 'Master Class' Recording With Parton
27 Aug
Summary
- Nicks cherished a week recording a duet with Dolly Parton.
- She described learning from Parton as a 'master class'.
- Parton's passing at 80 has evoked widespread tributes.
Stevie Nicks recently shared heartfelt recollections of her time recording a duet with the late Dolly Parton for Parton's 2023 "Rockstar" album. The song, "What Has Rock and Roll Ever Done For You," was originally penned for Fleetwood Mac and became a featured track on the album.
Nicks described the recording sessions as the "Best week ever," likening her experience to a "master class" where she actively sought to learn from Parton. She found Parton to be an exceptional teacher, noting her resilience and ability to transition into a rock star. Nicks observed Parton's continuous pursuit of new musical endeavors.
Parton's passing at the age of 80 has left a profound void, drawing tributes from a vast array of luminaries across music and public life, including Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and President Biden. Her legacy extends beyond her music, encompassing her wit, philanthropy, and business acumen.
