Dolly Parton Joins 1980s Music Stars For ’80 For Brady’ Video
Dolly Parton is part of a brand new music video for the song “Gonna Be You,” which is from the movie soundtrack of 80 For Brady. The new movie stars…

Dolly Parton is part of a brand new music video for the song "Gonna Be You," which is from the movie soundtrack of 80 For Brady. The new movie stars Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Sally Field, and Rita Moreno. Dolly is joined in the video by other 1980s music icons, Gloria Estefan, Cyndi Lauper, and Belinda Carlisle.
The video shows the four music icons, along with clips from the movie, singing with a football field backdrop, all wearing dazzled Tom Brady Patriot jerseys. Parton is in a dress specially made for the video. As the video ends, the four stars turn around to show their last names, Parton, Lauper, Estefan, and Carlisle, on the jerseys.
Dolly posted a clip of the video to Instagram, writing, "It's out today! Watch and listen to #GonnaBeYou from the motion picture @80ForBrady! I'm joined by @travels_with_mrs_mason, @CyndiLauper, @GloriaEstefan, and @blondieofficial on this new anthem written by @DianeWarren. I hope you'll check it out!"
80 For Brady hits movie theaters just in time for the Superbowl (2/12) on February 3, 2023. The movie tells the true story of four 80-something BFFs and New England Patriots fans who make it their mission to watch Tom Brady play in 2017's Super Bowl LI. But their journey to score tickets is anything but ordinary. Fonda told People about filming the new movie with close friends, "You know, I've known Lily for 50 years. I've known Sally 40 years, and I just so admire her, and watching her process of creating the character during the course of filming was really special." Moreno added that mending their skills for 80 for Brady was "like nothing else," calling her costars "spectacularly special actresses."
Parton recently told The View that her upcoming Rock Star album would have some rock royalty on it, saying, "I'm having a lot of the rock stars that I met that night be on the album. We have great artists like Paul McCartney who will be singing with me and Stevie Nicks. We just finished our song last night. We've got John Fogerty, and we've got Steve Perry and Steven Tyler. We've got a lot of iconic singers that are actually gonna be on with us. So I'm looking forward to it. I'm even gonna have Cher on; we're getting a song for her. We've been trying to get the right thing together, but that's gonna be a big deal, I think."
Dolly Parton celebrates her 77th birthday today (1/19). And to mark the occasion, she's releasing a new song. She told The View, "I had written a song a few months ago. I had a dream about God standing on a mountaintop saying, 'Don't make me have to come down there.' So, I write this song about it to try to draw attention to what's going on and what we can do to help it, and I just felt like this song was very blessed." She added, "So I thought I am going to put something out very special on my birthday, and I thought it might draw a little bit of attention for us shaping our lives up a bit in the coming new year."
Parton has often said that she writes a new song on her birthday every year, which makes one wonder what huge songs she wrote on January 19th.
As Dolly is preparing her rock album with many rock icons including Paul McCartney, Steve Nicks, Cher we look at 77 songs that we feel are her very best.
77- "Run, Rose, Run"

76 - "Big Dreams and Faded Jeans"

75 - "Straight Talk" - 1992

74 - "These Old Bones" - 2002

73 - "Here I Am" - 2018
72 - "Holdin' On To You" w/ Elle King - 2018
71 - "Not Enough" w/ Queen Latifah - 2012

70 - "Don't Think Twice" - 2014

69 - "Lay Your Hands On Me" - 2014

68 - "Better Day" - 2011

67 - "When Life Is Good Again" - 2020

66 - "Backwood Barbie" - 2008

65 - "If I Were A Carpenter" w/ Joe Nichols -2005

64 - "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels" w/ Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn - 1993

63 - "Red, White and Bluegrass" - 2003

62 - "Better Get To Livin'" - 2008

61 - "Lovesick Blues" w/ Patsy Cline, Loretta, Tammy - 1993

60 - "Halos and Horns" - 1998

59 - "Down From Dover" - 1970

58 - "Seven Bridges Road" - 2000

57 - "Travelin' Prayer" - 1999

This bluegrass album of Dolly's won Best Bluegrass Album at the 2001 Grammy Awards.
56 - "Honky Tonk Songs" - 1998

55 - "I Still Miss Someone" - 1999

54 - "Time and Tears" - 1998

53 - "The Camel's Heart - 1998

52 - "The Grass Is Blue" - 1999

51 - "The Salt In My Tears" - 1998

50 - "Me and Little Andy" - 1977

49 - "To Daddy" - 1994
48 - "After The Goldrush" w/ the Trio - 1999

47 - "Starting Over Again" - 1980

46 - "Single Women" - 1982

45 - "Heartsongs" - 1994
44 - "Yellow Roses" - 1989

43 - "You Can't Make Old Friends" w/ Kenny Rogers - 2014

42 - "Pure and Simple" - 2016

41 - "Traveling Man" - 1971

40 - "Don't Call It Love" - 1985

39 - "All I Can Do" - 1976

38 - "Light Of A Clear Blue Morning" - 1977

37 - "Romeo" w/ Billy Ray Cyrus, Tanya Tucker - 1993

35 - "Wildflowers" - w/ Trio - 1987

34 - "Appalachian Memories" - 1983

33 - "Calm On The Water" - 1983

32 - "The Seeker" - 1975

31 - "Heartbreak Express." - 1982

30 - "The Bargain Store" - 1975

29 - "The PMS Blues" - 1994
28 - "Baby I'm Burning" - 1978

27 - "Applejack" - 1977

26 - "Love is Like A Butterfly" - 1974

25 - "Hush Bye Hard Times" - 1980

24 - "Twelfth of Never" w/ Keith Urban - 2005

23 - "What A Heartache" - 1991

22 - "Stairway To Heaven" - 2002

21 - "Eagle When She Flies" - 1991

20 - "Tennessee Homesick Blues" - 1984

19 - "Down" - 1979

18 - "Why'd You Come In Here Lookin' Like That" - 1989

17 - "Lonely Comin' Down" - 1974

16 - "Old Flames ( Can't Hold A Candle To You)" - 1980

15 - "My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy" - 1969

14 - "One Emotion After Another" - 1984

13 - "Islands In The Steam" - 1982

12 - "It's Such A Heartache" - 1985

11 - "Two Doors Down" - 1977

10 - "Think About Love" - 1985

9 - "Nickels and Dimes" - 1978

8 - "Jesus and Gravity" - 2008

7 - "He's Alive" 1989

6 - "Joshua" - 1971

5 - "9 to 5" - 1980

4 - "Here You Come Again" - 1977

3 - "Coat Of Many Colors" 1971

2 - "I Will Always Love You" - 1974

1 - "Jolene" - 1974
