This country legend watched as the queen of country-pop sang her own rendition of the classic hit that was written about her childhood.
.@DollyParton poses with @AlyviaAlynLind, who played young Dolly in “The Coat of Many Colors”, at the #WildwoodGrove land announcement @Dollywood. Photo by @billzanetti pic.twitter.com/kqd2lZ74c2
— Attractions Magazine (@Attractions) August 3, 2018
Taking the stage at The Kennedy Center and featuring bluegrass icon, Alison Krauss, as a backup vocalist, Shania Twain strummed her guitar and poured herself into this cover of “Coat of Many Colors.”
Perched high above the main audience in her own box seats, Dolly Parton looked on through the performance as part of the 2006 Kennedy Center Honors.
@ShaniaTwain and @DollyParton on @Oprah show. pic.twitter.com/Ar6yvyvHt8
— Shania Twain-Fans (@TwainFans) February 17, 2014
Moving through each verse and blending her voice effortlessly with Krauss’, Twain sang out to Dolly in a tribute that celebrated how impactful her music had been on the world.
Kennedy Center Honors @DollyParton and her sister @StellaParton was with her! 😃#kennedycenterhonors #dollyparton #stellaparton #family pic.twitter.com/W7rWYYQHNq
— 🦋Country Girl at Heart🦋 (@dollyfan1974) March 3, 2017
Dolly looked on with glistening eyes and a bright heart, singing some of the verses to herself, enjoying each note that rang out across the room.
Watch Dolly Parton take in the sights of this beautiful performance by Shania Twain and Alison Krauss below.
