Wynonna Judd recruited fellow country megastar Trisha Yearwood to join her on a reimagined rendition of “Cry Myself To Sleep,” a song that The Judds — the beloved duo that Judd performed in with her late mother, Naomi Judd — released in 1985. The stunning rendition is one of 14 tracks set to appear on a star-studded tribute album to The Judds, set to make its debut next month.

Judd previously announced the collaboration’s release on Instagram, gushing that “my heart cannot stand it,” to debut the new version with Yearwood. Yearwood wrote in the comments that singing with her fellow powerhouse country artist “is such a joy and a privilege. Thank you for this!!! ♥️♥️♥️”

A Tribute To The Judds will mark the legendary mother-daughter duo’s 40th anniversary. Artists appearing on the compilation album will “inject their signature sound” into classic hits by the beloved duo, including “Girls Night Out,” “Mama He’s Crazy,” “Love Is Alive,” “Love Can Build A Bridge” and more. Last month, husband-and-wife duo Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani debuted their stunning rendition of “Love Is Alive,” singing the 80s classic on the forthcoming record. Shelton said at the time that he and Stefani are “thrilled to be part of this tribute album.”

A Tribute To The Judds will release on October 27. Listen to the new version of “Cry Myself To Sleep,” by Judd and Yearwood, here: