They are still singing, Kick for Andy Williams and Tony Bennett to do a show. Check this out!

[Faygo Kid]

The best.

Check this, from 1965. Wow. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoV0q_q6VCk

[FKA MNChimpH8R]

1. Tony Bennett long ago ascended to the status of national treasure

No Sinatra vs, Bennett flamewars, please, and I have the greatest respect for Sinatra's musicianship, but Tony is usually my first choice. Wanna know why? Check out "The Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Album." Just the most lyrical jazz pianist of all time and the greatest singer of standards doing what they do best. No accompaniment - not even bass and drums. No fancy production or overdubs. Just the genius of two virtuosos at work.

[Stinky The Clown]

2. No flame from me

Frank, Tony, and I would add Dino.

[latebloomer]

3. I love Bennett, and Sinatra too!

Will have to check out that record.

[Elwood P Dowd]

6. I will second "The Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Album".

That LP was one of my favorites for years.

[JerseygirlCT]

8. Bennett far superior, IMO. And doesn't seem to have the same

difficulties staying on key!

I adore him.

Andy Williams, I could live without.

[Canuckistanian]

4. Thanks for this

Two of my favorites - I never knew they performed together.

It brings back a lot memories for me as a kid watching them on TV with my parents.

[Mopar151]

5. Check out Tony's duets with k d laing

or his MTV Unplugged.

Tony's son took over his management, and they fear no crowd or venue - and he still does encores a capella, and in a good hall, UNAMPLIFIED. NO microphone. Take that, milli Vanilli!

[JerseygirlCT]

9. Those two are magical together.

And I'm straight, but there's something about that woman... her voice is so haunting.

[Mopar151]

10. I think of that little tingle

as a continiuity check on my heart, make sure it's workin' OK - you know, a public service from the sisterhood.

[Faygo Kid]

7. Kicked for those who believe in magic.

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