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15 Musical Duets That Won Thousands of Hearts

“Why record a song alone, when you can amplify your voice with two great singers?” that’s what Freddie Mercury and David Bowie probably thought when they decided to sing “Under Presure.” Putting two singers together for a song can be a great decision to increase an artist’s popularity.

Today the awesome.club will show the best musical duets that made history.

1. Freddie Mercury and David Bowie

At first, David Bowie was going to join another band, but the chemistry with Freddie Mercury led them to record this gem of music called Under Pressure. It became so famous that the singers released a version a cappella where you can appreciate the power of their voices.

2. Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger

This song became known for everything that happened before its recording. Michael Jackson decided not to work with Freddie Mercury because of the Queen frontman’s drug addiction. Then Walter Yetnikof, president of CBS/Sony, suggested to Michael that he convince Mick Jagger to sing with him, as the Rolling Stones had signed a contract worth 28 million dollars.
with the record company.

Mick Jagger was tired of the attitude of his guitarist Keith Richards, who constantly called him Brenda. Jagger wanted to completely separate himself from the Rolling Stones, but was willing to do a song with Michael Jackson once he had already committed.
by contract. On the day they recorded the song, Mick Jagger had ended his business with
Allen Klein.

State of shock It could have been a great song with two amazing singers, but the context of the background and the tension the musicians went through made it underappreciated.

3. Olivia Newton and John Travolta

4. Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé

It’s not completely uncommon for an iconic musician to decide to work with an opera star. What is rare is the degree of perfection achieved by Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé in this song entitled barcelona🇧🇷 It was Freddie Mercury who had the idea of ​​doing a duet, as they both admired each other.

5. Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan

It’s a shame that even with a friendship of over 40 years, these two friends only met once to record a song. Singer Johnny Cash, considered the “king of country music”, wrote in his biography that, when traveling, he listened to Bob Dylan songs, and that he once sent a letter to Bob saying he was a big fan of his. That’s how their friendship started, which led to this amazing song called Girl From The North Country.

6. Mick Jagger and David Bowie

A lot of rumors have been built around these celebrities, but at the end of the day, what matters is their music. The song Dancing in the Street was donated to charity at the Live Aid show. David Bowie and Mick Jagger took it from an all-female vocal group called Martha and the Vandellas and made a new version.

7. Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney

What started as a good friendship and a legendary song between two great artists ended up in flames. After Say, Say, Say, both Michael and Paul were featured on several of each other’s hit songs. It seemed like a friendship that would last forever, but Paul felt betrayed by Michael, who acquired the rights to the Beatles’ songs without consulting his friend. When McCartney found out, he cut the relationship with Jackson and they went their separate ways, but the world will always remember when they both sang together.

8. Frank and Nancy Sinatra

9. Diana Ross and Lionel Richie

The first duo to record “Endless Love” was Diana Ross and Lionel Richie. Richie actually wrote an instrumental song for the film of the same name, but the producers wanted the song to have lyrics, and for Diana Ross to sing it with someone. When asked who he would nominate as Diana’s partner in her song, Lionel didn’t hesitate to apply. That’s how one of the most romantic songs in history was born.

10. U2 and Pavarotti

If you want to take a heartbreaking fact like the Sarajevo war and turn it into a beautiful song, all you have to do is put Bono and Pavarotti on the same stage. Moved by the story of Miss Sarajevo (winner of a beauty pageant and crowned in the middle of a war), the two artists decided to record a song with this name in her honor.

11. Morrissey and Siouxsie Sioux

interlude it was originally sung by Timi Yuro for the film of the same name, but it was Morrissey and Siouxsie Sioux who made it famous in 1994. Boz Boorer, Morrissey’s guitarist, produced it. Recording a duet is usually not easy, but Boz Boorer said this one turned out to be perfect.

12. Beyonce and Shakira

13. Steven Tyler and Carlos Santana

When Santana decided to make this song, he went through a long list of singers he could record it with (among them, singer Wes Scantlin), until finally the chosen one was Steven Tyler. Accompanied by a clip starring Nikki Reed, Just Feel Better quickly positioned itself among people’s favorites, winning APRA awards in 2007.

14. Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer

Considered one of Donna Summer’s best songs, No More Tears was sung along with Barbra Streisand and became so famous that several singers later picked it up. No one has performed the song live after this recording, but Streisand sang a part on a tour in 2012, saying that if Donna had still been alive, he would have loved to sing with her again.

15. Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder

Ebony and Ivory refers to racial integration: “on a piano, you need to play the white and black keys to generate harmony”. These two great singers recorded the song in 1982, and it soon became a huge hit. Both McCartney and Wonder shot the clip at different times due to scheduling conflicts, but in the end everything was perfect. The music video was compiled in 2007 on the DVD The McCartney Years.

Bonus: Luis Miguel and Veronica Castro

Not many singers dare to sing live in an interview. Fortunately, Luis Miguel dared. Such an interview appears in the Netflix series (about the singer’s life), but leaves out the part where both are put to sing live. Luis Miguel has done many duets with several stars, including Frank Sinatra, Laura Braningan, but nothing as spontaneous as the ones that happen in this interview, called If in Dejan and fellaste corazon🇧🇷

Which of these singers do you listen to the most? Have a favorite duet? Tell us everything in the comments.

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