Thanks to the wonders of modern technology, Barbra Streisand paired up with one of the world's greatest male vocalists, Elvis Presley, to deliver a breathtaking duet that you'll want to listen to over and over again.
For her Partners album, which only includes male singers, Streisand brought Elvis back from the dead for a virtual duet to his 1956 ballad "Love Me Tender." She never got the chance to work with the rock star before his untimely death in 1977 (at age 42), but their swoon-worthy duet was well worth the wait.
At 72, Streisand belts the classic song, as the King of Rock 'n' Roll lends his voice in this posthumous tribute. It'll give you chills! We'll never truly know what happened to the King in those last few weeks, but luckily his legacy will live on forever thanks to performances like this one.
In an interview, Streisand said it wasn't weird singing along with Elvis's vocals on "Love Me Tender."
"No, it just felt right. It felt natural," she told Billboard. "I met him… It was fun to talk to him. He was talking about the process of how people don't understand that you need time and quiet before you perform. And he was talking about a girl in his life who doesn't understand that, and I said, 'Oh you really have to explain that and tell her it's not personal; it's just that you need to be quiet before you go onstage.' But it was lovely to share these stories with each other."
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