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Warwick also remembered her passion as a gospel singer in her childhood as she expressed joy at being able to embrace Parton. Parton first wrote the track for ...

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The 82-year-old legend and her award-winning producer son Damon Elliott, discuss working with the Country Music Hall of Famer on new gospel ballad.

"Mom has left people with a legendary mark of who she is upon the world. Her words cut at the core of so much of what is right and wrong with the socio-cultural lines re-forming and dissolving between the genres. "I don't know how to put music in boxes," she says. "We stood face-to-face and did what we had to do," Warwick says. "Just like all of my other songs, we were interpreting, then relaying, a thought as a message for people to hear. "Being the 'Twitter Queen' is the most amazing, fun and surprising thing in the world," she says. People who put music in boxes always forget this." 24 release of the single "Peace Like a River" is a legacy-celebrating moment, add in Warwick's son Damon Elliott on production — himself a Grammy-winning and Academy Award-nominated producer — and the song's potential becomes apparent. It will resonate with the world and amaze people. "I hadn't heard Dolly record a song like this — in my mind — since 'I Will Always Love You,'" says Elliott. Then when my cousin, Whitney [Houston] re-recorded [Parton's 1974 classic] 'I Will Always Love You,' she indeed became a part of my life." "Had [my son] not honed his craft, he wouldn't be working with me.

It was actually the first time that Dolly Parton and Dionne Warwick physically met on their first day of filming their new song "Peace Like A River.

Dionne Warwick and Dolly Parton's new song, "Peace Like River," is a track that has been shelved on Parton's box. From the get-go, Parton knew that the two of them would jive. "but this is the first time I've had the pleasure to give her a hug." "But I knew that I would love her because I just felt that voice. "We had spent time on the phone. Hey!"

Dionne Warwick talks meeting Dolly Parton for their "Peace Like a River" duet and why the country needs inspirational music.

Especially if it’s dealing with music, which I think I know a little bit about,” Warwick says with a smile. The Musical, the five-time Grammy winner (who was honored with the lifetime achievement Grammy in 2019) is considered the In addition to the new duet with Parton, touring the country, working on her inspirational album and co-executive producing Hits! “I was honored to get to sing with one of my idols, Dionne Warwick,” Parton said in a statement. When Elliott first became involved in the musical, he knew it would appeal to Warwick. I can’t put words to it.” Warwick plans to title her upcoming album Songs of Inspiration and is hoping to recruit Kirk Franklin, Donnie McClurkin and some of her other favorite gospel singers to participate in the project. Though “Peace Like a River” marks Warwick’s first collaboration with Parton, Elliott recently produced another project involving the country icon when he recruited Dolly for “Gonna Be You,” a Diane Warren song performed by Parton, Cyndi Lauper and Belinda Carlisle featuring Gloria Estefan and Deborah Harry (which comes from the 80 for Brady movie starring Sally Field, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno and Lily Tomlin). “It was a lot of fun,” Elliott says of working on “Gonna Be You.” “It took me back to when I produced ‘Lady Marmalade’ [with P!nk, Christina Aguilera, Lil’ Kim and Mya for Moulin Rouge!] many moons ago. “I have loved her since we were younger and getting to sing with her was one of the highlights of my career. “She asked if I’d like to do it as a duet. Parton and Warwick recorded their vocals for the single separately then met at Parton’s production facility outside Nashville to film the video.

Dolly Parton and Dionne Warwick have released their much-anticipated collaboration, the gospel track “Peace Like A River,” which Dolly wrote.

It was more like two friends meeting for lunch.” It was as if we’d known each other for years.” [Billboard](https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/dionne-warwick-dolly-parton-peace-like-a-river-interview-1235259559/), “Well, it was more laughter than anything else.

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Dionne Warwick and Dolly Parton's recently released duet, "Peace Like a River," is proof they are the duo we need.

“Peace Like a River” was written by the country icon in the 1980s. “It’s special because it’s a song of inspiration … I’ve just always wished that I had some reason to get to sing with her and had the perfect song to do it.” While the two recorded their vocals for “Peace Like a River” separately, they met up outside of Nashville to film its accompanying music video. “Peace Like a River” will be featured on Warwick’s forthcoming gospel-inspired album, which she reportedly plans to title Songs of Inspiration. However, their recently released duet, “Peace Like a River,” is proof they are the duo we need.