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See Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, & Willie Nelson Perform “Lean On Me” Together

by Jane E. Kenney • Published April 7, 2020

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See Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, & Willie Nelson Perform _Lean On Me_ Together

This entire week, we’re getting quite a treat in honoring Kenny Rogers’ incredible life and career. For those who have access to AXS TV, they will be honoring the artists’ life while also raising money for COVID-19 relief. The tribute began on Monday, April 6th, with some of music’s most influential artists: Kenny, Dolly Parton, and Willie Nelson. These performances were part of the original 1989 NBC special.

Throughout the show, the artists would take turns singing each other biggest hits such as “The Gambler”, “Two Doors Down”, and “Mammas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys”. In addition, Kenny explains his inspiration behind his 1977 hit “Sweet Music Man” before Willie decided to try his hand at the tune.

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The trio perform “Lean on Me” and absolutely nail it!

Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson perform "Lean On Me"
Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson perform “Lean On Me” / AXS TV

The trio eventually comes together in the show to sing the Bill Withers’ hit “Lean on Me,” which is perfect considering their friendship. The weekly schedule is as follows:

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Monday, April 6
8:00 & 11 p.m. — “Kenny, Dolly & Willie: Something Inside So Strong”
9:00 p.m. & 12 a.m. — “Kenny & Dolly – Real Love”

Tuesday, April 7
12 p.m. — “Kenny, Dolly & Willie: Something Inside So Strong”

Thursday, April 9
12 p.m. — “Kenny & Dolly – Real Love”

Friday, April 10
9 a.m. — “The Big Interview with Dan Rather” – featuring Kenny Rogers

Sunday, April 12
9 a.m. — “Kenny & Dolly – Real Love”
12 p.m. — “Kenny, Dolly & Willie: Something Inside So Strong”

Tribute Supports Kenny Cares Benefiting MusiCares® COVID-19 Artist Relief Fund
Text KENNYCARES to 41444 or visit musicares.org/kennycares to donate.

kenny rogers dolly parton willie nelson sing lean on me
KennyCares benefit show / Jay On The Web – Country Music News

To see a sneak peek from the show, watch the trio perform “Lean on Me” together. This just made me love the song even more!

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About Jane E. Kenney

Jane E. Kenney was DoYouRemember’s Editorial Director, writing and editing nostalgia stories for the site from 2018 to 2026.

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