Garth Brooks feels “nervous” about working with Dolly Parton on the Country Music Awards.

The 61-year-old singer is ready to co-host the upcoming awards present with Dolly, 77, and Garth has confessed to feeling barely anxious, regardless that she’s “so approachable”.

He informed ‘Entertainment Tonight’: “I’m nervous to stand next to her. She’s so approachable but yet she seems untouchable, right? Because, I mean, she’s just a goddess, c’mon.”

Garth instructed that Dolly stays remarkably grounded.

He stated: “She’s a regular person. So, I love that. She makes it fun. [There’s] no drama.”

Garth and Dolly have met quite a few instances throughout their careers. However, they’ve by no means had the chance to work collectively till now.

He shared: “This is the first time we’re going to work together. Our ships have passed in the night.”

Meanwhile, Dolly just lately admitted that she’s “always had a crush” on Sir Mick Jagger.

The chart-topping star is a long-time fan of the Rolling Stones frontman, and he or she’s disillusioned that he does not seem on her new album.

Dolly – whose new document is named ‘Rockstar’ – informed ‘Entertainment Tonight’: “There was a lot of people I wanted, and a lot of people that would have been happy to do [it] and actually wanted to do it, but we never could either find the right song or we never could get our schedules together before our deadline was over.

“But I really like Mick Jagger it doesn’t matter what. I’ll nonetheless be operating after him all all by the years. Maybe if I ever do one other one, or possibly I can sing on one in all his data.”

Despite this, Dolly worked with a host of A-list stars on her new album, including Sir Elton John, Sir Paul McCartney, Stevie Nicks, and Pink.

And the country music icon revealed that she feels very proud of the record.

She said: “I used to be actually happy. Like all the things I do, I ask God to bless it and to information me in it and to let or not it’s a blessing for everyone that is concerned in it.

“I’ve made some really good friends. It’s just really had a good, positive effect on everybody.”