Hear Tanya Tucker And Dan Seals Duet 'Bop'
(117) Country Music Hall of Famer Tanya Tucker and the late Dan Seals unite on a new, reimagined duet of the 1986 number one hit, "Bop," which is the latest single appearing from the Dan Seals & Friends: The Last Duet album, that releases August 28.
Written by Paul Davis and Jennifer Kimball, the groovy track tells the story of a struggling couple looking to rekindle their flame, looking back on their days as young lovebirds. The solo track sung by Seals in 1986 earned a CMA "Single of the Year" win, and became his most popular single ever released.
I want to bop with you baby all night long
I want to bop the night away
I want to make it a night like it used to be
When our hearts were young, and our souls were free
"Dan Seals was a man of incredible charm and a gentle soul who possessed a uniquely 'receiving' nature. When you spoke with him, he gave you his full attention; he had the softest eyes and was a very gentle person. Beyond his kindness, he was a remarkable talent who took songs like 'Meet Me in Montana' and 'Bop' and made them special. I feel lucky to have known such a gentle and talented spirit. I loved his voice, and I am just proud and honored to be a part of this record," said Tucker.
Tucker is a two-time GRAMMY award winner, known for her vivacious personality, raspy voice, and acclaimed onstage and onscreen performances. Throughout her legendary six-decade career, she's earned 56 Top 40 singles and 10 No. 1 hits on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, including "Delta Dawn," "What's Your Mama's Name," and "Just Another Love." The Texas-born, high-spirited cowgirl is currently performing select shows through winter 2026.
Dan Seals & Friends: The Last Duet features never-before-heard collaborations from award-winning artists like Vince Gill, Suzy Bogguss, Blake Shelton, and more. The album is a monumental tribute to Dan Seals and his music that continues to inspire generations today.
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