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‘The Acoustic Collection 1999 – 2002’

Published October 10, 2006 / Last Updated August 23, 2015
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Team Dolly is a collaboration of writers, editors, and publishers assembled by Dolly Parton Productions. Each member is dedicated to accurately publishing the latest news and historical archives of the living legend that is Dolly Rebecca Parton.

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Dolly’s acoustic box set, ‘The Acoustic Collection 1999 – 2002,’ includes songs from her popular Bluegrass recordings

On October 10, 2006, Dolly released a box set called “The Acoustic Collection 1999 – 2002,” produced on the Sugar Hill label. This acoustic collection includes several of her most beloved Bluegrass albums (“The Grass is Blue,” “Little Sparrow,” “Halos and Horns“) and a bonus disc including several remixes of previously released songs, two songs from the tribute album “Just Because I’m a Woman,” four music videos (“Shine,” “I’m Gone,” “Dagger Through the Heart,” “The Grass is Blue” – with Norah Jones), and a full album of pictures from the recording sessions for the three albums that form the core of the set.

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‘Halos & Horns’

Published July 8, 2002 / Last Updated August 23, 2015
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Dolly releases 37th solo album,  “Halos & Horns”

Dolly released her 37th studio album “Halos & Horns” in July 2002 on Sugar Hill Records, her third on that imprint. “Halos and Horns” is a continuation of the folk and bluegrass experimentation Dolly highlighted with her 1999 “The Grass is Blue” album and “Little Sparrow” in 2001.

The choice to close the album with a cover of the Led Zeppelin song “Stairway to Heaven” generated a great deal of press. Dolly responded by explaining her choice,

“I do songs that I just love. My husband has such an odd taste in music, and he loves Led Zeppelin. He’s been a “Led Head” from day one and also loves bluegrass and big-band music. “Stairway to Heaven” was always Carl’s favorite. It was kind of like “our song” because at romantic times or sweet times, we’d just be riding around in the car and if that would come on, Lord, he’d just knock us out of the car turning it up full blast.”

“Halos & Horns” reached No. 58 on the Billboard album chart and No. 4 on the Top Country Albums Chart. It also picked up three GRAMMY nominations. The album was nominated for Best Country Album. “Dagger Through The Heart” and “I’m Gone” earned Dolly back-to-back nominations for Best Female Country Vocal Performance.

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‘Halos & Horns’ Tour

Published May 17, 2002 / Last Updated August 23, 2015
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Team Dolly is a collaboration of writers, editors, and publishers assembled by Dolly Parton Productions. Each member is dedicated to accurately publishing the latest news and historical archives of the living legend that is Dolly Rebecca Parton.

Managing Editor - Jacob Timmons
Creative Director - Sarah Chapman
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‘Halos & Horns’ Tour marks Dolly’s return to touring after nearly a decade

After a decade-long hiatus from touring, Dolly hit the road on May 17, 2002, in support of her album “Halos & Horns.” The tour included 25 shows which played across North America and Europe. The music played well to intimate 1,000–2,500-seat venues as Dolly kicked off the tour in New York City and ended it at her Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.

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