Dolly Parton Glastonbury

Glastonbury. We are here, Sunday afternoon, day 3. We very much saved

the best to last. There is a certain lady in white in the Pyramid Stage.

Dolly Parton is tearing it up. The crowd for her is huge. We will bring

you her set in its entirety on this programme. She is coming up in a

short while. We have lots to keep you entertained. Paul Heaton and

Jacqui Abbott are here singing their new single and a duet in tribute to

Dolly par ton. I wonder what it could be? And the ever-affable and

joyful sheerian is here. He has sent a message to my children. -- Ed

Sheeran. Glastonbury 2014. Let's look at the

story so far. # I have never dreamed it

# Have you ever dreamed a night like this

# I cannot believe it # I may never see a night like this

# Yeah # When everything you think is

incomplete # cheek-to-cheek

# Could you ever dream it # I have never dreamed a dream like

this # I have never dreamed it

# Have you ever dreamed it # A night like this #

The story so far at Glastonbury 2014. Lovely day here today. What a

lovely day. What has been your highlight so far today? I don't want

to show off but I met Dolly Parton, it was amazing. I found an ice-cream

van for cheese. You can get fondue fries and I found a castle that

serves garlic bread. A garlic bread castle. That was remarkable rather

than exceptional. I'm pleased for you as a friend. It is your

birthday. I want you to have a good time I went to see Three Daft

Monkeys on the Avalon stage. But an ice-cream van for cheese. It is

something I have been waiting Forestieri many years. We should

hook up with Dolly and take her to it. That white catsuit, idol to go

council mud-splattered walk-ways. Should we get to some music? The

festivities opened this morning with English National Ballet and it was

joyous sound and music from Caro Emerald leading up to Dolly day.

# I took the perfect avenue, down the road to both of you

# With all the money in the world # You could never buy this girl

# If romancing me with neons is something you should do

# May the letters write in luminous, in-lou

# You could be breaking up, making up

# With all this tragedy, don?t get me tangled up

# To me you?re acting like you?re twins

# I want to see emotions colouring the sky

# To the point it will make me wanna cry

# You could be breaking up, making up

# With all this tragedy don't get me tangled up

# Treating girls like a yo-yo is a no no of monumental kind

# If playing with your string had lanced to be your thing

# It's easy to say to both oh never mind

# You could be breaking up, making up

# You can't be faking it # Making it from my love

# With all this tragedy, don?t get me tangled up

# You could be breaking up, making up

# You can't be faking it # Making it from my love

# With all this tragedy, don't get me tangled up

groove. I like it. Contemporary smooth. That was after the ballet. I

wasn't here in time for the ballet. You saw that. We played it out on

the early show, the lunchtime show here on BBC Two. I almost burst into

tears. I had to stopwatching. It was really affecting. Apparently the

dancers were not sure anybody would turn up. The crowd was huge.

Transfixed and then went crazy afterwards. It was amazing. A proper

moment. A precedent was set when we had the opera to kick off the Sunday

morning a couple of years ago. We will show you some of the ballet

later. We are building up to Dolly. We have Paul and Jacqui coming to

ginning for us live and what a joy, someone who is hot-footing it from

our encampment back over to the Pyramid Stage to perform live but he

is here to give us an exclusive acoustic preview. It is only Ed

Sheeran. # When your legs don't work

like they used to before your

cheeks # People fall in love in mysterious

ways # Kiss me under the light of a

thousand stars # Place your head on my beating

heart strings

the same way # I know you will still love me the

same # People fall in love in mysterious

ways # Kiss me under the light of a

thousand stars # Place your head on my beating

heart # Kiss me under the light of a

thousand stars # Place your head on my beating

heart # Thinking out loud

# Baby we found love right where we # Babe we found love right where we

are. # CHEERING AND APPLAUSE How are you

feeling about the gig? I mean I have to follow Dolly. Not adeal, but it

will be fun. Fingers crossed. Good luck. If it is any consolation, we

heard that we think your album is number one, and definitely the

biggest-selling Album of the Year, this year, so you have sold more

records than she has. This week. Congratulations. Thank you so much.

Thank you very much. Ed Sheeran everybody. Thank you to

Ed for joining us before he goes on stage on the Pyramid Stage. We will

catch up with our lovely Gemma now. She is out and about in the field.

Aw, how lovely. A rare moment of solace in the fields of Avalon

chilling out on Dolly Parton Sunday. Family vibe. A place for some real

peace and quiet. Unless you are accompanied by a Mariachis band that

is. Oh, she's irrepressible. What is she

like? I like that Mariachis music. I went to see them. That's one of my

favourite areas on the site. The Avalon. We have a timber-framed

double-decker pub and a lovely cafe in the Avalon stage and I saw Three

Daft Monkeys. The Mariachis were on but I had to come here and rehearse

although it doesn't appear to have made much difference. Oh, well, we

are free-wheeling towards Dolly. It doesn't matter what we do. We have

Dolly, live music coming up. Paul and Jacqui will be here after this

next thing. This is the band who had a good slot. The weather was great

today. They were in the slot before Dolly Parton on the Pyramid Stage.

It worked out nicely for them. These are the 1975.

# Hey now call it a split 'cause you know that you will

# Oh you bite your friends like chocolate

# You say, we'll go where nobody knows, with

# no we're never gunna' quit it no # Now we run run away from the boys

# in the blue, and my car smells like chocolate

# Hey now think about what you do, think about what they say

# You say, we'll go where nobody knows, with

# no we're never gonna' quit it no # Now we run run away from the boys

# Yeah we're dressed in black from head to toe, we've got guns

hidden under our petticoats # No we're never gunna' quit it.

no we're never gonna' quit it no # Now you're never gonna' quit it,

# If you don't start smoking it, that's what she said

# She said we're dressed in black, head to toe, with guns hidden under

# No we're never gunna' quit it,

# Oh my hair smells like chocolate

no we're never gunna' quit it no # Yeah we're dressed in black,

from head to toe, we've got guns hidden under our petticoats

# Well I think we better go, seriously better go

# Said the feds are here you know # Seriously better go, oh oh,

well I think we better go # Said the feds are here you know

# Said we better know # Seriously better go

# Yeah we're dressed in black, head to toe, with guns hidden under

# No we're never gonna' quit it, no we're never gonna' quit it no

# Well I think we better go, seriously better go

# Said the feds are here you know # Seriously better go, oh oh,

at school at Wilmslow High with my eldest daughter. Really? Yes. We are

going to bring you some of that moving performance we were talking

about the English National Ballet. They came to Glastonbury with a

piece specially commissioned to mark the fact that 100 years yesterday

that arch Duke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated and resulting in the

fist world war. This is a rather moving piece. We have a film to tell

you more about what the ENB were doing at Glastonbury this year.

The reason I started dancing was because of music. You know, Michael

Jackson. You would put a record on and I started dancing. That's why

Glastonbury is so special. It is fantastic music everyone can listen

to. Of course I knew about Glastonbury, always, but I never

thought I would get to perform on that stage. All of us, as dancers,

are, of course, huge music fans. We wouldn't be dancing if it weren't

for music. We are all excited. Off the Richter scale excited. As an

English girl, growing up, I see it year after year, it is such an

exciting thing to be a part of. The English National Ballet are

performing a piece called Dust, based on the First World War to show

the strength of the women during that time. This was the fist time

they got to go to the factories every day and prove that they could

do what the men were doing. A lot of people, it will be their first time

seeing ballet, which is really exciting. We are here to see what it

is like. We have never seen a ballet, have we? It is going to be

great to see culture. You never know, I might become a ballet fan

after. APPLAUSE

It was just very emotional. I got really emotional. It almost got me

teary. We were both about to cry. We were crying before, after. We knew

it was going to be incredible. But perhaps not quite so powerfully,

breathtaking as it was. I will never forget that. There are certainp

points in your career that are highlighted. This will be one. One

of the best things I have seen at Glastonbury this week. It really was

such a powerful performance, especially when you knew the two

main dancers from that piece were husband and wife and have never

danced together in a major production publicly. Is that right.

It was beautiful and a fantastic audience. Wrapped attention. It

really worked. A few months ago I organised a charity do up in

Cheshire. Paul Heaton very kindly said he would come and sing a couple

of songs. He phoned me a couple of weeks later said - I'm hooking with

up Jacqui aboted do you -- Abbott. Do you mind if I bring her? People

were delighted. They now have hit records. Sellout tours. Another

tour. People are thrilled to hear them sing together again. Here they

are for us, up at the park for Glastonbury 2014.

# The mum and dad were telling you # The way you're dressed ain't cool

# There ain't no fashion tips thb well, that is he the moulding of a

fool # As soon as you can see

# The pushchair that they strapped you in

# Should let you find your feet # The way you look it be the

cheapist shirt # The tightest top

# Revolution want be televised # And neither will your dad

# Revolution won't be televised # And neither will your dad

# The very first drop of alcohol # The taste and touch so cruel

# Turns our dreams to Plasticine # A decent folks to fools

# The microscope, the telescope # The sunny

# It is the cutting of the... # The mould approximating of a fool

# A hiccup of a cough # And the news

# When television is off # The way you look

# Depends who you must be # The cheapest shirt

# The tightest top # Revolution won't be televised and

neither will be your... # Revolution won't be televised and

neither will your dad # #

Stay within the yellow line # Don't wear stripe with check

# The way you look # That's who you must be

# The quhaepist shirt # The tightest top

# Turn the music off # And think that acting proud and

rich will stand us from the crowd # How lovely. So great to hear you

guys together again. Thank you very much. Are you sticking around to do

a bit of a duet for us, aren't you? OK. What a mystery, we are wondering

what that could possibly be? A Dolly par ton duet, I can't think. We'll

have to hang out and wait for it. Time it check out some more action

from around the festival site now. This is what has been going on on

The Other Stage. A little bit of Sam Smith for you.

# You I don't have money on my mind # No money on my mind a see the

numbers # I wanna see heaven

# You say could you write a song for me

# I say I'm sorry I won't do that happily

# When I go home # I tend to close the door

# I never wanted more # So sing with me

# Can't you see # I don't have money on my mind

# Money on my mind # I do it for the love

# I don't have # Money on my mind

# I do it for # I do it for the love

# Please don't get me wrong wrong # I wanna keep it moving

# I know what that requires # I'm in the foolish

# Please can you make this work for me

# Because I'm not a puppet, I will work against your string

# When I go home, I tend to close the door

# I never wanted more # So sing with me

# Can't you see # I don't have

# Money on my mind # Money on my mind

# I do it for # I do it for the love

# I don't have # Money on my mind

# I do it for the love # I do it for the love force #

Help me sing this # When the sun will set

# Don't you fret # No, I have no money on my mind

# No money on my mind # No money on my mind

# No, I have no money on my mind # Your turn

# When the sun will set # Don't you fret knob no I have no

money on my nibbed # No money on my mind... #

Sam Smith performing on The Other Stage.

I was up in the Stone Circle earlier. It was lovely. I bumped

into a a family with an 11-month-old baby in a troll quie. She was from

the Wirral he was from Leeds. They said "Are you having a great

birthday ""She said to him "Give him one of your cans of lager." He said

"No I have rationed them out." They were spending last night watching

mow tallia with people who signed a petition to stop mow tallia playing.

It sounds like they were experiencing everything they wanted

to experience -- Metalica. #12k3w4r! -- Here what was on the

John Peel Stage earlier today. # Oh, you Jack of all trades

# You're the master of none # Oh, the race has begun

# I was born a champion # And I'm

counting every link # And I guess you think that's

fine # You can try and run

and hide CHEERING AND APPLAUSE He seems to

have become one of the voices and faces of the festival. Doesn't he

just? You get that each year when someone comes and steps up about

three divisions. It happens that way. It is funny, the ebb and flow

of the festival. The slot Dolly is playing, the 5.00pm slot is kind of

the unofficial headline shot. We'll bring you that shortly. You will get

all your Dolly Parton needs in this show. Hang out for that. But before

we get there, we will check out the building really behind another real

icon. A feature of the Glastonbury skyline. The giant spider. These

days. Have alike at how this is put together over in the Arcadia area.

-- have a look. Arcadia is an idea of taking things

that nobody else wants any more and making them into a massive giant

playground. The components of Arcadia are sculpture, recycling,

music, special effects, circus per performance. Our job is to marry up

all those elements and bring them together and make some interesting

things happen. Glastonbury is the first show of the year for us,

usually. The spider has been in hibernation for the winter. We have

to get it out, dust it off and give it its summer coat or do any repairs

necessary. We tend to use a lot of aviation equipment. We like jet

engines because they are nice and they look lick they have come from

outer space. -- they look like. This is the floor of the dft J booth in

the centre of the spider. This is the spider's eyes, one of the eye

sockets. We don't really have an idea and find a bit. It is kind of

we find a bit and the idea is inspired by that and the bits get

knocked around. And sometimes within a minute of entering a scrap yard we

find a bit and it takes things in another direction. These are the top

muscles from the spider they are made from Gazale helicopter tails.

This big slowing one of the three legs of the spider. It weighs about

ten tons, it is a monster, it is part of a Customs and Excise

scanning machine. The convoy rolls in and the first

thing that comes n the very first thing is 100 tonnes crane which we

have put into position. We have already dug trenches and free pads

for the spider feet. We reverse the trailers in one at a time, take the

legs off. They get laid down with a central hub and using chains, slowly

the whole structure is lifted up # A space station might look

something like this... # When all the dressing goes on and

the eyes go on and the characteristics of the spider really

start to come on then. There is definitely danger involved with it

working in the way that we do. It is kind of what makes it exciting but

also what makes it what it is. We do dangerous things, safely. Henry and

his team from Germany are the guys that pioneered the method and

technology that we use to get the size of the flames that we do on the

top of the spider. They want big flames and many flames in a short

time. You have the biggest flames, 25m. If you had a long enough stick

and were in the crowd, you could probably toast yourself a crumpet

and stick butter on it. When we let that off for the first time, people

really stand like and are like... Wow!

It goes from something you have just built and is just a big load of

scrap that then comes alive. It is amazing. Once the people are there

and it switches on, it is a real magic. It is a privilege to be part

of it. It is just amazing. That makes me

want to go out, though. Lovely Henry Hot. He is like the Giorgio match

the aurader of the pyrotechnics world.

It is a vivid sight. The first time you see that, it blows your mind. At

night it really comes alive. Listen, we are getting very, very close to

Dolly tame, aren't we? Dolly time -- Dolly time.

Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott are no-one's support act but what better

way of getting in the mood for Dolly, should you need any extra

inducement, than this. # Baby, when I met you

there was peace unknown # I set out to get you

with a fine tooth comb # I was soft inside,

there was somethin' going on # You do something to me

that I can't explain # Every beat of my heart,

we got somethin' goin on # Tender love is blind,

it requires a dedication # All this love we feel,

needs no conversation # Islands in the stream,

that is what we are # No one in between,

how can we be wrong? # I can't live without you

if the love was gone # Everything is nothin'

if you got no one # Slowly losin' sight

of the real thing # But that won't happen to us

and we got no doubt # Too deep in love

and we got no way out # This could be the year

for the real thing # No more will you cry, baby,

I will hurt you never # We start and end as one,

in love forever # Islands in the stream,

that is what we are # No one in between,

how can we be wrong? # Islands in the stream,

that is what we are # No one in between,

how can we be wrong? # Islands in the stream,

that is what we are # No one in between,

how can we be wrong? CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Fantastic.

That set the scene wonderfully. Thank you very much guys. Paul

Heaton, Jacqui Abbott and friends. Islands In the Stream. The time has

arrived. She has sold 100 million records. Today she came to

Glastonbury. It's time for Dolly. She is certainly the Queen of

country music and also carries the title of the best chest in the

world. Hailing from Tennessee, she is a singer, songwriter, actress and

theme park owner. She has sold over 100 million records. Released 75

albums. Cropped up eight Grammy Awards and is one of the hardest

working women in showbiz # Working nine to five #

This weekend she makes her Glastonbury debut in the Sunday

legend singalong slot People have asked me, have you played there,

when are you going to? Sure enough it has worked out great. I'm looking

forward to T She came a firm favourite in 1967 when she appeared

on a TV show. Porter Wagner and her together were one of country music

most dynamic duos. Then she had the first sole yes number one in the

country charts followed by the autobiographical Coat of Many

Colours. # My coat of many colours that my

mamma made for me # Made only from rags, but I wore it

so proudly... # Enjoying solo success, she said

goodbye to Porter but not before penning him a song that was to

become one of the greatest hits of all time

# And I # Will always love you #

The pint-sized platinum blonde crashed into the UK charts in 1976

with a song but a Scarlet # Joe lean I'm begging, please don't

take my man # And she duetted with Kenny Rodgers

in a pop smash # Islands in the stream

# That is what we are # How can we be wrong #

I give her full credit for that. I'll take the money but she had can

the credit. In 1992, one of her favourite songs became the

biggest-selling song of the year. This time she wasn't singing T

Whitney Houston made sure we would always love this song by keeping it

top of the charts for ten, long weeks.

Still working nine to five, Dolly continued to make music, films and

more throughout the 00s, picking up a Lifetime Achievement award at the

Grammys. With year with a new album and a world tour under her tiny belt

she is back on British soil and ready to get down on worthy farm. I

have heard it is a farm and they have lots of rain and mud. I'm

hoping we are not up to our waste in mud but if we are, we are going to

do it just the same gl. Get your Rhine stone welly boots ready. The

Queen of country is bringing, Dollywood glamour to the Pyramid

Stage. # Baby I'm burning out of control

# Baby I'm burning body and soul # Hot as a pistol of flaming

desire # Your eyes reflect love

and desire # It looks like the fourth of July

# There's no use in fighting # Just

stand back and watch the sparks fly # Baby I'm burning out of control

# Baby I'm burning body and soul # Hot as a pistol of flaming

desire # Can't you feel

the fire keeps burning. # Can't you feel

the fire keeps burning. You are rowdy

and you are looking good, too. # Why'd you come in here

lookin' like that? # In your cowboy boots

and your painted-on jeans # All decked out

like a cowgirl's dream # Why'd you come in here

looking like that? # He's got a wanderin' eye

and a travelin' mind # Out with a different woman

every night # Why'd you come in here

lookin' like that? # In your high heeled boots

and your painted-on jeans # All decked out

like a cowgirl's dream # Why'd you come in here

lookin' like that? # When you could stop traffic

in a gunney sack # Why you're almost

givin' me a heart attack # When you waltz right in here

lookin' like that # I'm a softhearted woman,

he's a hardheaded man # And he's gonna make me feel

just as bad as he can # He's got himself a mean streak

a half a mile wide # But now he's dancing

on this heart of mine # Why'd you come in here

lookin' like that? # In your high heeled boots

and your painted-on jeans # All decked out

like a cowgirl's dream # Why'd you come in here

lookin' like that? # In your high heeled boots

and your painted-on jeans # All decked out

like a cowgirl's dream # Why'd you come in here

lookin' like that? # When you could stop traffic

in a gunney sack # Why you're almost

givin' me a heart attack # When you waltz right

in here lookin' like that # Why'd you come in here

lookin' like that? # Well, it is such an honour

and such a thrill to be here I have been waiting a lifetime

for this. And of course, we want all of you

to have the best time possible. We just really enjoy just looking

around at all of the sites and all And I know you are here to see

a whole lot of artists through the festival, and we are just glad

that you came to see me. Now, I bet some of you probably

follow my music, don't you? Well,

we will be doing a few favourites. Let me get out my guitar, and we

will do one for you right now. This is a real thrill

and a real treat. Now, how many of you go

so far back that you would remember # I'm begging of you

please don't take my man # Please don't take him

just because you can # With ivory skin

and eyes of emerald green # Your smile is like

a breath of spring # Your voice is soft

like summer rain # And I cannot compete with you,

Jolene # From crying

when he calls your name, Jolene # But you don't know

what he means to me, Jolene # I'm begging of you

please don't take my man # Please don't take him

just because you can # And whatever you decide to do,

# I'm begging of you please don't take my man

# Please don't take him even though you can

Now, some of you may or may not know that that song was loosely based

I wrote that years ago, when my husband,

when we first got married, he was spending a bit more time with Jolene

I want you to know, I got rid of that redheaded woman in a hurry!

I want you folks to know that something good can come

Had it not been for that other woman,

And I would not have made all that money, so thank you, Jolie in.

I looked at him sleeping over their in his lazy chair, snoring, hair

turning grey in the temples, and I wonder if Jolene is still around.

Maybe I could call her and say, you come and get him now!

But anyway, thank you for remembering that one and thank

I told you we would be doing some of your old favourites.

But as usual, we are out on a tour, so we are promoting something new.

And of course, that is what we are calling our world tour.

And we are excited about that, so I thought if you did not mind, I

After it goes by a time or two, you will know it

I like all of your flights out there.

# Blue smoke climbin' up the mountain

# Blue smoke windin' round the bend

# Blue smoke is the name of the heartbreak train

# I left a note I wrote I'm leaving # And I won't be coming back

# Blue smoke rolling, rolling, rolling

# Rolling, rolling down the track

# Oh, click-ad-ee, click-ad-ee, click-ad-ee clack

# And I wonder if you're even gonna notice that I'm gone

# But it hurts me even worse to know you never even tried

# I packed my suitcase full of heartaches

# And I bought a one-way ticket

# Left the station straight-up midnight

# In a trail of blue smoke with my heart broke

# Blue smoke climbin' up the mountain

# Blue smoke windin' round the bend

# Blue smoke is the name of the heartbreak train

# I left a note I wrote I'm leaving # And I won't be coming back

# Rolling, rolling down the track

# Oh, click-ad-ee, click-ad-ee, click-ad-ee clack

# Blue smoke climbin' up the mountain

# Blue smoke windin' round the bend

# Blue smoke is the name of the heartbreak train

# I left a note I wrote I'm leaving # And I won't be coming back

# Blue smoke rolling, rolling, rolling

# Rolling, rolling down the track

# Blue smoke climbin' up the mountain

# Blue smoke windin' round the bend

# Blue smoke is the name of the heartbreak train

# I left a note I wrote I'm leaving # And I won't be coming back

# Blue smoke rolling, rolling, rolling

# Rolling, rolling down the track

# Blue smoke climbin' up the mountain

# Blue smoke windin' round the bend

# Blue smoke is the name of the heartbreak train

# Blue smoke rolling, rolling, rolling

# Rolling, rolling down the track

You were singing that like you knew it.

My songs are pretty simple, and I write a lot of them.

As I mentioned before, I am sure a lot of you are familiar with me.

You know I grew up in the great Smoky Mountains of

And like Michael Eavis, that owns this big old farm,

And I grew up in the country, so this mode ain't nothing new to me.

And it is nothing new to you either, is it?

Anyway, I grew up in a family of 12 children.

There were six boys and six girls in our family.

We were just a bunch of horny hillbillies up there

I don't mean any disrespect by that, because my folks loved each other.

My daddy was a hard-working farmer, raised to have kids.

He kept food on our table, even if it was not exactly what we wanted.

And we always had a bed to sleep in, so that was always good.

My mother was one of those people that could tell you

And she could cook anything, make it taste good.

And she could so anything, make it look really good.

You know where I am heading with this, do you?

Well, she made a little coat for me, and I wrote a song about it.

I always like to dedicate it to all the good mothers we have.

So hopefully, it will go out of your mother, wherever she may be,

Of late, you will enjoy hearing my little true story of the coat

# Back to the seasons of my youth

# I recall a box of rags that someone gave us

# And how my momma put the rags to use

# There were rags of many colours

# Momma sewed the rags together # Sewin' every piece with love

# She made my coat of many colours

# As she sewed, she told a story # From the Bible, she had read

# About a coat of many colours # Joseph wore and then she said

# Perhaps this coat will bring you

# And I just couldn't wait to wear it

# And momma blessed it with a kiss

# But I wore it so proudly # Although we had no money

# My momma sewed in every stitch # And I told 'em all the story

# Was worth more than all their clothes

# But they didn't understand it # And I tried to make them see

# But I was rich as I could be

# My momma made for me

Of course, you could not live in the mountains and not have a banjo.

I remember a lot of things, growing up in the Smoky Mountains is.

All the people that touched my life and the folks that helped

My grandpa was a Pentecostal preacher.

And of course, I went to a little church called

the house of prayer, and it was there where I learnt to love the

Lord and to believe that through God, all things are possible.

Of course, I was kind of a disappointment to

my grandpa, because you can look at me and imagine me being

He worried a bit about me, because, you see, I had a pattern.

There was this loose woman that used to walk around downtown and I

thought she was the prettiest thing I had ever seen.

I was just a country kid, always wanted to be pretty.

So my grandpa worried a bit about me, but as the years went on,

he finally gave up and decided I had a good -- as good a chance of

Anyhow, I really think about all the different people,

and when I did start to grow up and started wearing make-up,

Well, it was hard to find one up there in the mountains,

# Well, I wish that I was on old Rocky Top

# Cos there ain't no smog, no smoke on Rocky Top

# Now but once I had me a man on Rocky Top

I know you can play fiddle, but I got a pretty affordable than that.

Being as how I was at the festival and all.

I thought I wanted to do something to impress you are

You remember the Benny Hill show, don't you?

That was when I learned to play that.

I think I could play this backwards if I wanted to.

You don't think I could lay it backwards?

Well, after sax, you usually have a cigarette.

I know that was corny, but it was fun.

Before we got here, they told us that you were famous for the mud.

Well, we got in this morning, about five o'clock.

And I was sitting in the front of the bus,

and I looked out and I saw all these workers and all these folks.

And they were in mud up to their knees.

And I thought, well, I think I will write a song.

Mud, mud, mud. # Mud, mud be mud

# Up to our bones in all this crud # Still we can't get enough of the

# # Mud

# Here is mud in your face # Here is mud in your eye

# It won't stick in your face # But that's all right

# We won't let it ruin our lie # We'll embrace the mud

# # Mud

#Ed in Rain, rain go away. If the sun won't shine you can't make hay

but we won't let it ruin our day # We'll just make more mud

# Mud # Mud OK mud, mud, mud, mud up to

our bones in all this Crud, still we can't just get enough of the music

and the mud # The music and the mud

# This Glastonbury mud # # Mud, mud, mud Well, see that, we

got us a song. And you did good. You know, I want to introduce this nice

bunch of folks up on stage. I'm sure you are going to get a crush on

somebody. You are going to want to know who it is. How about a nice

hand for Paul and Tom. We have Jennifer. And Vicky Hampton. And

Richard Dennison. And Jimmy. #r We have Gary Love. And

Dee Turner back there. And our fearless leader Mr Kent Will. How

about a nice hand. And that good-looking guy coming in and out

with my instruments that's Dean. Thank you for that. I think we

should put them to work, though, don't you? Make them sing something

with me. Here is another song in the new CD. It's an old song. One of the

great old songs that they brought over from the old world as they came

over to America. I love this particular song. Hopefully you will

too. It goes like this. # He said

# I asked my love to take a walk # Just to walk a little way

# and as we walked # Then we could talk

# About our future wedding day # But when she said she could never

be mine # Well I held a knife against

# He cried "my love, don't you murder me

# I'm not prepared for eternity" # Then only say that you'll be mine

# I started home 'tween twelve and one

# I cried, "My God, what have I done?"

Well, we have a bunch of songs that you have asked for

by request, because we wanted to know songs that you want to hear.

So we are going to do a medley of some of those songs for you now.

Any time you feel like singing along, it's your show.

# No-one can light up the night like you do

# Burning embores of love # -- Embers

# I've known one or two # Old flame

# Can't hold a candle to you # Downtown tonight

# I saw an old friend someone who # I used to take comfort from

# Long before I met you # And I caught a spark in his eyes

of forgotten desire to # And with words or a touch

# Well I could have rekindled that fire

# Old flame # Can't hold a candle to you

# No-one can light up the night like you do

# Flickering emberes of love # I've known one or two

# Old flames # Can't hold a candle to you

# Old flames can't hold a candle to you #

Maybe you remember this one of the # When the morning sun streaks

across my room and I'm waking up # From another dream of you but when

I'm onned road # Once again it seems

# And all that's left behind is a chain of broken dreams

# But you know I love you # You know that I love you oh how I

love you # You know I love you

# You know that I love you # Oh how I love you

# Don't you know that I love you # You know that I love, love you

# Oh, oh, oh # You stay close, I'm going to need

you for Kenny's part. # They say that it's a matter of

trusting # Before love has a chance to begin

# And it it's never simple # Only a strong love survives

# I know they say that it is a fine line

# Between giving up and giving in # Oh and once your heart's in it,

you can't just forget it # It's like nothing you felt in your

life # We We've got real love

# Not infatation # Real love

# Our heart's celebration # I love you

# You know I love you, too # Real love

# Not an imitation # real love

# Your my destination # Baby, you and me

# We've got everything we need # Real love #

Here is something I want to you give a little thought to.

# Bhen When you think about love # Think about me

# I can give you more than you'll ever need

# Sooner or later we'll be in company

# When you think about love, think about me

# When you think about love, think about me

# I can give you more than you'll ever need

# Sooner or later every heart needs company

# When you think about love # Think about me

# When you think about love # Think about me #

At least think about it! Thank you. Well, here's one that was my first

main selling record and I bet you know every word to it. Singalong

with me. # Just when I've begun to get myself

together. # And wrap my heart round

your little finger # Just when I'm about to

make it work without you You just want to rock 'n' roll,

do you? # They're laughing and drinkin'

and having a party # Crying my heart out,

feelin' sorry while # They're having a party

two doors down # I think I'll dry

these useless tears # They're laughing and drinkin'

and having a party # They're having

a party just two doors down # They're laughing and drinkin'

and having a party # We're having our own party

two doors down Everybody,

singalong and clap your hands. # Islands in the stream,

that is what we are # No one in between,

how can we be wrong? # Baby, when I met you

there was peace unknown # I set out to get you

with a fine tooth comb # I was soft inside,

there was somethin' going on # You do something to me

that I can't explain # Every beat of my heart,

we got somethin' goin on # Tender love is blind,

it requires a dedication # All this love we feel,

needs no conversation # Islands in the stream,

that is what we are # No one in between,

how can we be wrong? # I can't live without you

if the love was gone # Everything is nothin'

if you got no one # Slowly losin' sight

of the real thing # But that won't happen to us

and we got no doubt # Too deep in love

and we got no way out # This could be the year

for the real thing # No more will you cry, baby,

I will hurt you never # We start and end as one,

in love forever # Islands in the stream,

that is what we are # No one in between,

how can we be wrong? # The

folks like me on the job from 9 to 5 # It's enough to drive you crazy

if you let it # You would think that I

would deserve a fat promotion # I swear sometimes that man

is out to get me # On the boss-man's ladder

# But you got dreams # Waitin'

for the day your ship'll come in # And it's all gonna roll

your way # It's all takin' and no givin'

# They just use your mind Thank you so much

for being such a great audience. I can't believe you knew

that song that well! # It's enough to drive you crazy

if you let it I tell you what, I wish I had

the time and the money. I would get some more tour buses

and take you on the road with me. Well, that is

a big thrill to hear you singing It was almost my dream to be out

on stage, travelling all over the world,

singing to people exactly like you. But I didn't know you were going to

know all the words to my songs. And again, I want to thank you

for being such a great audience. You know,

when I was looking out there, this And yes, I was alive and well

in the 60s, with all this love and peace, everybody wishing we

could all get along. Wouldn't it be great

if we could all just live It must come

from my up being with my grandpa, but every time I hear the sound

of an old church organ, it makes me That's for sure, but like most

of you, I would like to be But sometimes, I get to thinking I'm

caught somewhere in the middle. I'm just a little too bad to be

really good, and If you folks can relate to that,

let me a you say amen. It's like I've always got any

angel on my right shoulder. Oh, yes, always telling me all

the right things to do. And the devil wants to hop

on my other shoulder and tear down If you can relate to that,

let me a you say amen. But one I am at my worst,

when I'm sad, mad, lonely, lost I just looked up and I said, he,

Lord, And you know me better than anybody,

so why don't you just reached down Well, a few years ago,

I'm sure you folks know, Jon Bon Jovi and a wonderful song they had

called lay your hands on me. I said, guys,

I'm fixing to do a new record. Could you just change that song

around for me a little bit, make it into a gospel tunes,

just a conversation And guess who I saw coming

in here a while ago? And I asked him if he would come

and play on this. He was not trying to kiss me,

I don't think. Thanks for writing it,

and thanks for gracing us today with Get up there

and talking to your microphone. # If you're ready,

I'm willing and able # Help me lay my cards out

on the table # What you get ain't

always what you see # Lay your hands on knee

# Lay your hands on me # Lay your hands on me

# I'm a sinner # I'm a loser

# I'm a seeker # I need to learn to live, Lord,

you're the teacher # Show me how to get my feet up off

the ground # # Teach me how to fly and never come

back down # Everything you are is all I need

# I've go the what you need # And your satisfaction is

guaranteed # You sacrificed it all to set me

free # So, if you want me

# Lay your hands on me # Lay your hands on me Anybody

anywhere you want to, baby # Lay your hands on me

# Lay your hands on me Lord, if you want me to prove my

love to you # Lay your hands on me

# Lay four hands on me # Come on Glastonbury, singalong with

us, clap along with us. -- lay your hands on me

# Lay your hands on me # Lay your hands on me Snr

# Lord I'm ready # Lay your hands on me

# Keep me out of trouble # Help me

# Lay your hands on me # Lay your hands on me

# Lay your hands on me Thank you so much. Thank you so much

Ricky. Well, what a thrill. Thank you so

much. Thank you so much for gracing us with your presence, appreciated.

Thank you so much. Well, that was a thrill, huh? Give her a big hand

right now, come on. What an honour, what a thrill this

has been today. Thank you so much for being so kind to us. Now, I

wrote a song a few years back. It's going to make it the perfect song

for me to dedicate to you personally today because I want it to know I

appreciate every ticket you ever bought to come to my shows, I

appreciate every record you evering bought, every movie that you ever

went to that I was in. So this was always my dream, to be doing this.

So I thank God and I thank you every day. I just want you to know that

this has been a thrill and a joy today and I also want you to know

that I will always love you. So this is for you.

# That I'll think of you each step of my way

# That's all I have, and all I'm taking with me

# And I hope life will treat you kind

# I will always love you # I will always love you

Oh my goodness. Look at that huge crowd. Wow. When you get to Dolly

Parton's stage of the game. Five decades making music, 100 million

records sold. There aren't many firsts left. It is really special to

see another first for her. Wonderful. Dolly Parton playing

Glastonbury for the first time I don't think you can do much more

than that. How do you top that? Ed Sheeran is going to have to try.

That was great. All the fantastic hits. What a show and also the theme

tune to the Benny Hill show which doesn't help. An a be-Jewelled

saxophone. : Well that was Dolly Parton, first time as Glastonbury.

It seems to have been a bit of a triumph. I wonder how she felt about

it. As she came off stage, Joe wiley managed to grab a word with her.

Lovely to meet you. I'm still out of breath. Listen to them, they are

going out there. Queen Queen of Glastonbury, official. How was that

for you? Exciting. The fact they are still going, I didn't know. It is

fun. It is everything everybody said it was going to be and I didn't get

mud on me. It is compare and contrast. Look at that. What was

that like? I have never seen a crowd that vast before. How did it feel

for you? There was a lot of people there. I was trying to pretend they

were all one special person, that's kind of how it felt of. It was

exciting, fun, everything everybody said it was going to be. Did it take

your breath away? Overwhelming. They were quiet when we did the quiet

songs. I didn't know if they would be too rowdy. They were respectful

and rowdy when we needed them to be. Have you played a festival before?

None this big. Many fest values. Kenny Rodgers was here this time

last year. Did you speak to him? He told me it was a great crowd, he

said I was going to enjoy myself. He was right. Your favourite bit. ?

What did you enjoy? I loved it all. The excitement and electricity of

them being out there taking part in every song and singing along with

me, a big thrill. Singing nine to five with those voices, that was

probably the biggest thrill of the night. What is the strangest sight

you have seen? Many people were dressed up as you. I know. There are

a lot of drag queens out there. I always said it was a good thing I

was a girl because I would have definitely been a drag queen. Did

you see the security guards doing the Dolly mob thing? They were doing

their number. It was a big thrill. Will you sum-up your Glastonbury

experience, how it was for you? It was a wonderful thing. More than

they said it was going to be. I was a little nervous, I didn't know what

to expect. They were very sweet. Everything I hoped it wouldbe. And

no mud. Thank you. Congratulations. I just want to talk about it

forever. I want to talk about the trousers/shorts/whatever they are,

forever. Amazing, if you want more Dolly there is a documentary about

to start on BBC4 called Platinum Blonde. Don't miss it. Shoofrnlts's

force of nature. It was like Lars last night. When you are an act on

that scale what are the last things to do, conquering Glastonbury, you

get impressions, the word goes around, The final frontier. Our

friend who was here earlier, Ed Sheeran is on BBC3 at 7.00pm. And

don't forget you can catch up with all the performances on the website

and on the iPlayer as well. We are back with kas andian at 10.00pm. I

can Kasabian I can hardly believe the weekend is slipping away. Even

on the first day you feel you have been here a day-and-a-half. Now it

is nearly done but kas andian tonight at 10.00pm -- Kasabian. Make

sure you join us for that, for the final show from Glastonbury 2014.