The 'Break My Soul' hitmaker convinces fans that she will feature a cover of 'Jolene' in her country album as she releases the tracklist of the upcoming record.
- March 28, 2024
AceShowbiz - Beyonce Knowles appeared to have released the tracklist of her country album "Cowboy Carter". The "Break My Soul" hitmaker may feature a cover of Dolly Parton's hit song titled "Jolene" in the upcoming record.
On Wednesday, March 27, the 42-year-old superstar made use of her Instagram account to upload a photo, which seemingly featured the tracklist of "Cowboy Carter". The snap apparently showed titles of songs, which she may include in the forthcoming set, and messages that read, "Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit" and "Brought to you by KNTRY Radio Texas."
In the poster, Queen Bey included "Jolene", sparking speculations that she is set to feature a cover of the track. The colorful graphic also featured "The Linda Martell Show", which is believed by many to be a collaborative song with Linda Martell.
Aside from "Jolene" and "The Linda Martell Show", the poster featured her previously released singles "16 Carriages" and "Texas Hold 'Em". It also mentioned other potential song titles, including "American Requiem", "Blackbird", "Protector", "My Rose", "Smoke Hour", "Bodyguard", "Dolly P", "Daughter", "Spaghetti" and "Alligator Tears".
In addition, the graphic included "Smoke Hour II", "Just For Fun", "II Most Wanted", "Levii's Jeans", "Flamenco", "Yaya", "Oh Louisiana", "Desert Eagle", "Riiverdance", "II Hands II Heaven", "Tyrant", "Sweet Honey Buckin' " as well as "Amen".
Beyonce is slated to release "Cowboy Carter" on March 29. Before dropping the country album, Queen Bey unleashed "Texas Hold 'Em", which made her the first black woman to ever reach No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs Chart. The track later arrived atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart with 19.2 million official streams and 39,000 in sales in the U.S. through February 15.
The "Halo" songstress also has launched "16 Carriages", which entered Billboard's Hot Country Songs Chart and landed at No. 9 on the tally dated February 24. The track had 10.3 million streams, 90,000 in radio reach and 14,000 in sales. She dropped "Texas Hold 'Em" and "16 Carriages" simultaneously during the Super Bowl on February 11.
