piano numbers, a hippie skirt for the covers, and a country-style-type skirt for the "Tennessee Mountain Home" segment. For the encore, she returned wearing a flowy, accordion-sleeve robe. She played piano on stage for the first time on "The Grass Is Blue" (and later "Brand New Key"). She had recently recorded "Baby, It's Cold Outside" with Rod Stewart for his album Stardust: The Great American Songbook, Volume III. During the show, her longtime back-up singer, and former brother-in-law, Richard Dennison filled in for Stewart with Parton climbing up on the piano with a martini glass and cigarette as a lounge torch singer. During a segment on her prior duets with Kenny Rogers, Parton operated a Rogers ventriloquist's puppet against pre-recorded dialogue by Rogers and later while singing (against pre-recorded vocals by Rogers) "Islands in the Stream". The puppet was used at only a few of the shows during the East Coast portion of the show and the song subsequently dropped from the setlist. Opening act The Grascals Set list The following set list is representative of the October 14, 2004 show in Greenville, South Carolina . It is not representative of all concerts for the duration of the tour. "Hello, I'm Dolly" "Two Doors Down" "9 to 5" "Jolene" / "Why'd You Come in Here Lookin' Like That" / "Here You Come Again" "The Grass Is Blue" "Baby, It's Cold Outside" "I Dreamed About Elvis" "Viva Las Vegas" "PMS Blues" "Blue Smoke" "Go to Hell" "Me and Bobby McGee" "Imagine" "Islands in the Stream" "My Tennessee Mountain Home" "Coat of Many Colors" "Smoky Mountain Memories" "Thank God I'm a Country Girl" "Little Sparrow" "I Will Always Love You" Encore "Hello God" Notes "Brand New Key", "Burnin' Love", "Welcome Home", "When Johnny Comes Marching Home", "Shine", and "Rocky Top" were performed at some shows. Tour dates Box score office data Crew Monitor Engineer: Bryan Vasquez System Tech: Bryan W. Baxley FOH Engineer: Matt Naylor External links Parton's Official Website Notes References Dollymania Greenville Review San Jose Review State College Review Dolly Parton concert tours 2004 concert tours