I ran into Kenny and his wife at a store on Rodeo Drive in the early 80s and watched him buy her several outfits it was heart-warming watching her model the clothes, looked like love to me. He said buying for your wife? I said no my mom he smiled and said your a good son, made my day and he signed the tag MARGIE I APPROVED OF THIS DRESS KENNY ROGERS They're both gone but i still have that tag
I was less than 10 feet away from the podium at the Golden Nugget Cabaret Lounge, in Las Vegas. (April 1978). That intimate gathering as I call it. Is branded in my mind for the rest of my life. I love them both!
@@costamolino I wept when I saw this video. They were so genuine, so natural. I Drive every time to Nashville Airport on Briley Pkwy and pass the site of the car accident. Reminds me of the incident.
I was so brokenhearted when I heard of Dottie's death, and it was even harder to believe Kenny is gone now as well. All I can say is that I hope they're still singing duets. I hope I get to listen someday. #RIPGambler.
Kenny and Dottie had a wonderful sound together which was second to none, this is what county is about, so sad for both their passing for the angels to take care of them, God bless them both.
That is Kenny Rogers playing himself, but that's not Dottie West. That is Michele Lee playing the part of Dottie in the movie about her life called, Big Dreams and Broken Hearts: The Dottie West Story.
Thank you for bringing us all to speed.I dont guess it could have been her since she was DEAD. Thank you for letting us know who played her.Those of us who would have watched this movie has probably seen KNOTS LANDING a time or two.
I absolutely hate the end of this. It takes away from the beauty of the song. We all know Dottie died and that sucks. I just want to enjoy her voice, especially when it's her and Kenny.#RIPGambler. There has to be some awesome duets in heaven now.
@@costamolino I just clicked it. Thanks for the invite. I don't remember which of his songs I first heard, but it takes me back to when I was 12 or 13. He has so much fun on stage with the ladies he sings with. He is a total gentleman but so caring. When he is singing "We've got tonight" and it gets to the point where Sheena Easton would come in, it's Dolly we hear coming to the stage. The look on his face the very moment he hears her is priceless. His smile is one of a Cheshire Cat and the mic slides down his fist. At the end when Dolly does what I call his weird vibrato, and their conversation about it is so cute.
@@costamolino I just went back to see if I had been accepted yet and I wasn't, but I should be soon. I had to answer a couple of very difficult questions! Which song is my favorite, and I inquired "only one"???? lol. My first name is actually Kathy. Thank you for that offer, I feel honored because I have loved him since he was with the First Edition. I was so happy when he went solo. He had so many great songs.
@@costamolino I had to look to find out when that LP came out. I know I have it in my vinyl collection from the late 60's until CD's made such an incredible sound to songs. So if I'm right and the album was released in '78, how old were you? I would have been 19 at the time. I love finding young people listening to "oldies". (It's hard to actually say that word because if I love the oldies, that means I'm old too. Unfortunately, my body lets me know every day that I am definitely old, lol.
Dottie was 18 years into her professional career at this point, I find it hard to believe she would be star struck by many people. Patsy Cline was one of her friends for crying out loud
I'm sorry but I'm not refusing to go to the Hospital and instead send somebody else in a serious crash like that. The car went airborne and struck the central divider near the Opryland Exit. She suffered a ruptured spleen & lacerated Liver that caused internal bleeding. If only she was taken right away they would've performed emergency surgery on Dotti which would've saved her life. The old man was fine like most tipsy or drunk drivers. Wish they weren't speeding to the Grand Opry.
I was wondering the same. Doesn't look like him at all and it's rather baffling. I don't think it's due to plastic surgery either. This film was done in '95 a few years before his eye surgery. I keep staring trying to figure out why he looks so different. I think it's the beard. It seems not as full as we're used to seeing almost like he trimmed it close. And the color looks more blond than his usual salt & pepper grey. Maybe it was to make him look younger for the time period? He also looks heavier here IF it's actually Kenny. I see here in the comments others saying it's not the real Kenny til the end, but the credits do not list another actor playing this role only KR as himself. Unlike Willie Nelson and Kris K. where an actor played their younger selves. Would love to know for sure. 😕
@@kamimargos1882 I really thought it was another actor playing his role, but the voice is clearly his and the way he sings...backs off the microphone to the side on high notes, is the same. He in the start of the movie and had been in the Gambler, so there was no need to use an "actor" to play him. Rogers is listed in the credits as playing himself as are many other stars. Just odd. You probably have the best answer.
![Kenny Rogers - You Can't Make Old Friends (duet with Dolly Parton) [Official Video]](/img/1.gif)
When you hear these two sing, you know they were meant to sing together.
Always.
one of the most beautiful songs of all time and Dottie and Kenny KILL IT......
Dottie was a much better singer then I remember, beautiful too.
I ran into Kenny and his wife at a store on Rodeo Drive in the early 80s and watched him buy her several outfits it was heart-warming watching her model the clothes, looked like love to me.
He said buying for your wife? I said no my mom he smiled and said your a good son, made my day and he signed the tag
MARGIE I APPROVED OF THIS DRESS
KENNY ROGERS
They're both gone but i still have that tag
Such a wonderful song.Sung by two of the greatest singers that I truly loved😢❤
Kenny was one of the greatest...we miss him😢😢
This was great, that these two great voices got together.
And they entertained us.
And now they are entertaining, in heaven.
Now Kenny and Dottie are now singing together in heaven. RIP to both of them
True my friend
regards
They were the best musically heaven is lucky to have them
Kenny poled her @$$ backstage before they sang this epic duet... LOL!
Loved Dottie singing " Here Comes My Baby Back Again" She had an awesome voice. She and Kenny were dynamite together. ❤❤
UUfff! I really miss this amazing country/pop singer. All my best wishes for you, Kenny. Rest in peace.
What a duet !! World-class voices !!!! 💕💕💕💕💕
Be happy singing all you want in heaven..
I was less than 10 feet away from the podium at the Golden Nugget Cabaret Lounge, in Las Vegas. (April 1978). That intimate gathering as I call it. Is branded in my mind for the rest of my life. I love them both!
Lovely Story Harry
@@costamolino I wept when I saw this video. They were so genuine, so natural. I Drive every time to Nashville Airport on Briley Pkwy and pass the site of the car accident. Reminds me of the incident.
Awesome singers, amazing duet ❤❤
Nice duet sweet songs.
Michelle Lee did a Brilliant Job of Dottie West💝
I was so brokenhearted when I heard of Dottie's death, and it was even harder to believe Kenny is gone now as well. All I can say is that I hope they're still singing duets. I hope I get to listen someday. #RIPGambler.
Such a GREAT movie! I wish Lifetime had a "classic" network and showed the good ones like this!
Me too
Me too. I've been waiting for that for years.
Kenny and Dottie had a wonderful sound together which was second to none, this is what county is about, so sad for both their passing for the angels to take care of them, God bless them both.
Hello beautiful lady
I really love this song
Which of Dottie’s songs is your favorite
Just beautiful together. Loved this song then and i love it now. Taken way too soon. ❤
Oh.missed them both much.thanks for your songs! You're still around.always for I'm very much happy listening enjoying listening to u both.
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Love hearing Kenny hit that high note!!!!!
I miss him so much❤❤❤
Michelle Lee was fantastic as Dottie West.
They were awesome!
you both look so great and sing together, I love the rehearsal, awesome
They both are up there in heaven singing songs
That is true dear
I love her songs
She was such an amazing talent
Which of her songs is your favorite
Awesome movie
They were so very great!!!
Great movie loved it
Hello beautiful lady
Just amazing.
Beautiful scene 😢❤❤👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
VIDEO IS SO AWESOME KENNY
Yes they both are up in heaven god rest them both
That is Kenny Rogers playing himself, but that's not Dottie West. That is Michele Lee playing the part of Dottie in the movie about her life called, Big Dreams and Broken Hearts: The Dottie West Story.
Sounds like Kenny but it doesn't look like him.
Michelle Lee played a great Dottie West in the made-for-tv movie, but she looks like an young Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton).
Thank you for bringing us all to speed.I dont guess it could have been her since she was DEAD. Thank you for letting us know who played her.Those of us who would have watched this movie has probably seen KNOTS LANDING a time or two.
Wasn’t Kenny
@@candygeorge8713 I wondered about that.Whoever it was did a great job
That is not Dottie West. Was a movie about her. Kenny Rodgers was in it.
wow wow i lOVE THIS SONG
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I am watching the rehearsal between you to, COOL
Michelle Lee was wonderful as Dottie West nobody could do any better
Dottie West was such an amazing talent
Do you like her songs?
Steve Yes I do very much
@@melissahamlet1933 me too she’s an amazing talent
@@melissahamlet1933 so where are you from
Life is to short to dottie west rip.
I haven't seen this before it's great
I absolutely hate the end of this. It takes away from the beauty of the song. We all know Dottie died and that sucks. I just want to enjoy her voice, especially when it's her and Kenny.#RIPGambler. There has to be some awesome duets in heaven now.
That's true!
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@@costamolino I just clicked it. Thanks for the invite. I don't remember which of his songs I first heard, but it takes me back to when I was 12 or 13. He has so much fun on stage with the ladies he sings with. He is a total gentleman but so caring. When he is singing "We've got tonight" and it gets to the point where Sheena Easton would come in, it's Dolly we hear coming to the stage. The look on his face the very moment he hears her is priceless. His smile is one of a Cheshire Cat and the mic slides down his fist. At the end when Dolly does what I call his weird vibrato, and their conversation about it is so cute.
@@survivrs That's exactly my age when my mom bought the LP "The Gambler" :)
@@costamolino I just went back to see if I had been accepted yet and I wasn't, but I should be soon. I had to answer a couple of very difficult questions! Which song is my favorite, and I inquired "only one"???? lol. My first name is actually Kathy. Thank you for that offer, I feel honored because I have loved him since he was with the First Edition. I was so happy when he went solo. He had so many great songs.
@@costamolino I had to look to find out when that LP came out. I know I have it in my vinyl collection from the late 60's until CD's made such an incredible sound to songs. So if I'm right and the album was released in '78, how old were you? I would have been 19 at the time. I love finding young people listening to "oldies". (It's hard to actually say that word because if I love the oldies, that means I'm old too. Unfortunately, my body lets me know every day that I am definitely old, lol.
Mis u idol kenny ur the best.
I had sweet potato pie once and l was like...What is This? Lol
God always takes the best
Loved kenny
Thé bess
is michele lee singing or did they dub dottie in.
Michelle Lee did all of her singing. Multi-talented.
I Didn't Know David Frizzel Was Dottie's Band Manger
joe mcleod It’s Davids Brother, and she married him.. and still is.. David, was just a singing partner, that’s it..
Dottie was 18 years into her professional career at this point, I find it hard to believe she would be star struck by many people. Patsy Cline was one of her friends for crying out loud
"... Y ¿ quien recoge los pedazos, cada vez que dos tontos CHOCAN ?"
How tragic!
Thought that actually was Reba.!!
I'm sorry but I'm not refusing to go to the Hospital and instead send somebody else in a serious crash like that. The car went airborne and struck the central divider near the Opryland Exit. She suffered a ruptured spleen & lacerated Liver that caused internal bleeding. If only she was taken right away they would've performed emergency surgery on Dotti which would've saved her life. The old man was fine like most tipsy or drunk drivers. Wish they weren't speeding to the Grand Opry.
Sad day when she passed!
Why does Kenny look so different in this movie?
He had a major facelift
I was wondering the same. Doesn't look like him at all and it's rather baffling. I don't think it's due to plastic surgery either. This film was done in '95 a few years before his eye surgery. I keep staring trying to figure out why he looks so different. I think it's the beard. It seems not as full as we're used to seeing almost like he trimmed it close. And the color looks more blond than his usual salt & pepper grey. Maybe it was to make him look younger for the time period? He also looks heavier here IF it's actually Kenny. I see here in the comments others saying it's not the real Kenny til the end, but the credits do not list another actor playing this role only KR as himself. Unlike Willie Nelson and Kris K. where an actor played their younger selves. Would love to know for sure. 😕
@@kamimargos1882 I really thought it was another actor playing his role, but the voice is clearly his and the way he sings...backs off the microphone to the side on high notes, is the same. He in the start of the movie and had been in the Gambler, so there was no need to use an "actor" to play him. Rogers is listed in the credits as playing himself as are many other stars. Just odd. You probably have the best answer.
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@@kamimargos1882
It's definitely Kenny!
Why is it whether your a actor or singer seems like tragedy comes along with the fame. Really sad.
she looks more like her reba mcentire from dottie west
True!!! :)
Nah !
This is not Dottie and Kenny. What a joke.