Nashville, Tennessee – Beyoncé’s highly anticipated album, “Act II: Cowboy Carter,” is set to release this Friday, with the tracklist recently unveiled on the superstar’s Instagram account. The album includes a diverse range of songs, from the previously released “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages,” to new titles like “American Requiem,” “Blackbird,” and “Spaghetti.”
One particularly notable track on the album is titled “The Linda Martell Show,” a nod to the groundbreaking country artist who made history as the first Black woman to perform at the Grand Ole Opry. Additionally, references to country legends like Dolly Parton can be seen in songs like “Dolly P” and “Jolene,” hinting at potential collaborations or covers within the album.
In a recent interview with Knox News, Dolly Parton expressed excitement over the possibility of Beyoncé covering her iconic 1973 hit, “Jolene,” for the album. Parton’s anticipation adds to the speculation and intrigue surrounding Beyoncé’s venture into the country music genre with “Act II: Cowboy Carter.”
The tracklist also includes a mention of “Smoke Hour Willie Nelson,” although Nelson’s involvement in the project remains unclear at this time. The eclectic mix of song titles on the album suggests a blend of different influences and genres that Beyoncé is exploring in this latest musical endeavor.
With “Act II: Cowboy Carter” on the horizon, fans and music enthusiasts alike are eagerly anticipating the release of Beyoncé’s innovative and boundary-pushing album, which promises to push the boundaries of country music and showcase her versatility as an artist.