Artist	Song
Kenny Rogers	The Gambler
from The Gambler (2007)
Kenny Rogers	Islands In the Stream (With Dolly Parton)
from A Decade of Hits (2010)
Kenny Rogers	Lady
from Number Ones (2006)
Kenny Rogers	Through the Years
from Love Songs (1999)
Kenny Rogers	We've Got Tonight
from Duets (1994)
Kenny Rogers	Coward Of The County
from Through The Years: A Retrospective (1998)
Kenny Rogers	Lucille
from Number Ones (2006)
Kenny Rogers	She Believes In Me
from The Gambler (2007)
Kenny Rogers	I Can't Unlove You
from Water & Bridges (2006)
Kenny Rogers	You Decorated My Life
from Love Songs (1999)
Kenny Rogers	The Greatest
from She Rides Wild Horses (2008)
Kenny Rogers	Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer
from Duets (1994)
Kenny Rogers	Love Will Turn You Around
from Number Ones (2006)
Kenny Rogers	Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
from Daytime Friends - The Very Best of Kenny Rogers (2008)
Kenny Rogers & The First Edition	Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)
from All Time Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (1992)
Kenny Rogers	I Don't Need You
from Through The Years: A Retrospective (1998)
Kenny Rogers	Love the World Away (1980)
from A Love Song Collection (2008)
Kenny Rogers & The First Edition	Reuben James
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Kenny Rogers (2004)
Kenny Rogers	Crazy
from 16 Best of Kenny Rogers (2008)
Kenny Rogers	Every Time Two Fools Collide
from Duets (1994)
Kenny Rogers	All I Ever Need Is You
from Duets (1994)
Kenny Rogers	Daytime Friends
from Number Ones (2006)
Kenny Rogers	Tomb of the Unknown Love
from The Heart of the Matter (2009)
Kenny Rogers	Morning Desire
from The Heart of the Matter (2009)
Kenny Rogers	Make No Mistake, She's Mine (Duet With Ronnie Milsap)
from I Prefer the Moonlight (2009)

Comment:

It's a pretty safe bet to say that no pop hit other than "The Gambler" has spawned [i]five[/i] television movies, and certainly not ones that starred the hit's original singer. And if that weren't enough, "Coward of the County" also gave rise to a Kenny Rogers TV movie. Kim "Bette Davis Eyes" Carnes, like Rogers, had been a New Christy Minstrel, and their duet on "Don't Fall In Love With a Dreamer" hit the Pop Top 5.

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