Dolly Parton

The rare sequel that bests the original hit album. Dolly, Emmylou and Linda all step into the solo spotlight, but it's their pitch-perfect group harmonies that allow them to soar even higher individually. Although Parton sweetly dominates, this mesmerizing album is a true group effort, with "After the Gold Rush" and "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" particularly standing out.

Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. Lovely, lovely, lovely. Three is good. Twice is better. But is
it better? Does this second coming of baby-boomer country's ultimate triple-diva
cooperative, recorded in 1994 and shelved until now, actually transcend their wonderful
first joint venture, in 1987? No, and nor does it actually measure up: There's not enough of
Dolly at her heart-stopping best; Emmylou overindulges her penchant for garblin... More >