Here's who'll be honoring The Judds on their upcoming tribute compilation?

Eight decades of Nashville superstars will be highlighted on "A Tribute To The Judds," a compilation album celebrating the 40th anniversary of the pairing of Wynonna Judd and her mother, Naomi, who tragically passed away in April 2022.

The 14-track collection will be released on Oct. 27, 2023.

The release can be pre-saved at https://bbrmg.lnk.to/atributetothejudds.

The multiple-time Academy of Country Music, Country Music Association and Grammy-winning, multi-platinum album-selling and 2022 Country Music Hall of Fame-inducted Kentucky-born tandem's classics including "Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout The Good Old Days)," "Mama He's Crazy" and "Why Not Me" are reimagined by artists including Wynonna herself (who pairs with Trisha Yearwood for 1986's "Cry Myself To Sleep") and the quartet of Reba McEntire, Carly Pearce, Jennifer Nettles, Gabby Barrett singing "Girls Night Out."

Also, Gwen Stefani and her husband Blake Shelton pair for "Love Is Alive," while The Mavericks' lead vocalist Raul Malo joins Carl Perkins on "Let Me Tell You About Love," emerging superstar Lainey Wilson sings with her hero Dolly Parton ("Mama He's Crazy"), plus the surprising soul tandem of country and rock chart-topper Jelly Roll alongside R&B-to-country crossover performer K. Michelle with legendary gospel act The Fisk Jubilee Singers collaborating for 1990's "Love Can Build A Bridge."

“To have all of these artists, most of which are my friends, come together and lend their voices and artistry to reimagine these songs is so special. These songs are so timeless and I am so excited for them to live on for generations to come," stated Wynonna Judd in a press release.

“To all of you who listen to this music, I wish you could have been with us in the studio when we recorded these songs. There was joy, passion, and some poignant moments in re-recording these Judd songs that are impossible to describe. I hope you enjoy this record as much as we enjoyed making it,” said The Judds' original producer and six-time Grammy award winner Brent Maher.

“Renee Bell and I were thrilled to be part of A Tribute to the Judds as Executive Producers. After my signing of The Judds in 1983 and Wynonna going to MCA when Renee was director of A&R, it was special reunion for all of us,” added Country Music Hall of Fame-inducted record executive Joe Galante.

“With Brent Maher at the helm of producing all of the timeless Judds’ music we are honoring, it was the perfect combination. We couldn’t be more excited about the incredible artists that have brought their own styles to these great songs.”

The release will also feature a yet-to-be-entirely formalized partnership with the National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) in honor of Naomi Judd.

Naomi, aged 76, died on Apr. 30, 2022.

Her daughters Wynonna and Ashley attributed her passing to "the disease of mental illness.”

“We are shattered...as we loved her, she was loved by her public,” they added.

More information on NAMI is available at https://nami.org/home.

A Tribute To The Judds Track List:

1. Girls Night Out – Reba McEntire, Carly Pearce, Jennifer Nettles, Gabby Barrett

2. Mama He’s Crazy – Lainey Wilson and Dolly Parton

3. Why Not Me – Megan Moroney

4. Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout The Good Old Days) [feat. Sonya Isaacs] – Cody Johnson

5. Rockin’ With The Rhythm Of The Rain – Ashley McBryde and Shelly Fairchild

6. Young Love (Strong Love) – Ella Langley and Jamey Johnson

7. Have Mercy – LeAnn Rimes

8. Love Is Alive – Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton

9. Had A Dream (For The Heart) – Wendy Moten and O.N.E The Duo

10. I Know Where I’m Going – Barnett, Lynne & West

11. Let Me Tell You About Love – Carl Perkins and Raul Malo

12. John Deere Tractor – Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley and Molly Tuttle

13. Cry Myself To Sleep – Wynonna Judd and Trisha Yearwood

14. Love Can Build A Bridge – Jelly Roll, K. Michelle, and The Fisk Jubilee Singers

This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton, Dolly Parton honor The Judds in compilation