Great songs like Fairytale of New York don't count as both singers were alive when it was made.
The reason I ask is I've just bought an album featuring an Elvis Presley and Michel Bublé duet. It's a bit like that thing Elvis was sitting on when he died.
Unforgettable - Natalie Cole and Nat King Cole . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE9zy5UKCTU
Both dead now, Natalie died just a couple of weeks ago. Can't remember there being a RIP thread for her, I'm sure there must have been one and I've just forgotten.
Unforgettable - Natalie Cole and Nat King Cole .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE9zy5UKCTUBoth dead now, Natalie died just a couple of weeks ago. Can't remember there being a RIP thread for her, I'm sure there must have been one and I've just forgo
Without a doubt it's Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, singing Summertime.
A great song, although not my favourite song by a long way, but their take on it, and the astounding orchestral music clinches it, for me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIDOEsQL7lA
Without a doubt it's Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, singing Summertime.A great song, although not my favourite song by a long way, but their take on it, and the astounding orchestral music clinches it, for me.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MID
I thought the David Bowie / Bing Crosby Christmas number - Burr rumper bum bum was a candidate but both were alive when it was made afaik. I think Fitzgerald and Armstrong were both alive too when they recorded together, sorry km.
This is the sort of thing I mean: . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G_JGXgO1O0 Freddie Mercury, Paul Rodgers and Queen. One guy is dead, and the others are not.
I thought the David Bowie / Bing Crosby Christmas number - Burr rumper bum bumwas a candidate but both were alive when it was made afaik.I think Fitzgerald and Armstrong were both alive too when they recorded together, sorry km.This is the sort of th
Kenny Rogers and Dolly is a good call albeit that it was only one song.
Going back a little...
The Everly Brothers
Ike & Tina Turner
Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood
Sony and Cher
The Righteous Bros
Kenny Rogers and Dolly is a good call albeit that it was only one song.Going back a little...The Everly BrothersIke & Tina TurnerNancy Sinatra and Lee HazlewoodSony and CherThe Righteous Bros
Based on this thread, I'd never make a parachute instructor - some basic detail like the parachute being on your back when you jumped would get overlooked. The basic premise here is that one of the duet have to be dead when the recording was made.
Based on this thread, I'd never make a parachute instructor - some basic detail like the parachute being on your back when you jumped would get overlooked.The basic premise here is that one of the duet have to be dead when the recording was made.
I've read and re-read the opening question, and you surely must concede that it takes some understanding!
So we are looking for something where one party is deceased, and their vocal is then resurrected, and and rerecorded as a duet, with another living singer?
There must be hundreds of them.....
I've read and re-read the opening question, and you surely must concede that it takes some understanding!So we are looking for something where one party is deceased, and their vocal is then resurrected, and and rerecorded as a duet, with another livi