Make sure that you are partnered up with someone whose voice works well with your own and that the chemistry is there. Practicing together and listening to each other’s performance is a really good way to improve all different aspects of both your voice and your performance.
You may well have got used to singing and performing on your own, but getting the chance to do so with another singer is a great opportunity to enhance your skills and to learn more from each other.
If it goes well, you could find that you want to pair up and write music together or collaborate again in some other way. There are lots of options out there, so sit down together and have a chat about what you think will work for you both.Ĭollaborating with other artists can be a great experience and you never know where duetting with somebody could take you. So if you are planning on performing together, it’s important that you find the right song that suits both of your voices. In this article we’ll take a look at the advantages of singing duet sons and go through some of the best duet songs including male-female duets, famous duets, duet karaoke songs and many more! So, keep reading…ĭuet songs are great fun and also really good practice for aspiring singers. Make the most of having someone else singing alongside you. Duet songs are a different kind of performance but it doesn’t make it any less fun and can really help you if you are a budding singer. Singing together is a very good idea and can be really enjoyable. It ended up becoming both of their biggest hits in America, and was named by Billboard as the greatest duet of all time.Posted on (Last updated ) by Ruth Scammell Recorded by two Motown legends, this song was written as the theme for the Franco Zeffirelli film of the same name. Lionel Richie and Diana Ross - 'Endless Love' “I had a recording studio at the time and she was downstairs and my manager Ken Kragen said, ‘I just saw her!’ and I said, ‘Well, go get her!’ He went downstairs and she came marching into the room, and once she came in and started singing the song was never the same. Recently speaking about how he wasn't a fan of the song, Kenny explained: “I finally said, ‘Barry, I don’t even like this song anymore’ and he said, ‘You know what we need? We need Dolly Parton'. The Bee Gees originally wrote the song for Marvin Gaye in an R&B style, but later changed it to fit Kenny Rogers’ album. Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers - 'Islands in the Stream' Neil Tennant had wanted to collaborate with Dusty, who had been one of his childhood heroes for many years, but her management only accepted after the worldwide success of their debut album Please.ħ. This song gave the Pet Shop Boys another number one in the UK, and a number two in the US. Not the most obvious collaboration on paper, but it worked brilliantly.
Pet Shop Boys and Dusty Springfield - 'What Have I Done To Deserve This?' The song was written as the result of a wager made by Pogues producer Elvis Costello, who said that the band would not be able to write a Christmas hit single. That's all thanks to the tale of an on-off couple's bickering conversation between Shane MacGowan and Kirsty MacColl. This song just missed out on being the Christmas number one back in 1987, but has gone on to become one of the nation's favourite Christmas songs ever. The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl - 'Fairytale of New York' People have been attempting (usually unsuccessfully) to do the Patrick Swayze 'lift' to the song ever since.ĥ.
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Proving that Jennifer Warnes was the undisputed queen of 1980s movie soundtracks, this time she teamed up with Righteous Brothers singer Bill for the main song from Dirty Dancing in 1987. Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes - '(I've Had the) Time of My Life' This duet topped the US charts and won an Oscar, though producer Don Simpson was apparently convinced it would be a flop. It's impossible to hear this song and not think of Richard Gere in his navy whites in An Officer and a Gentleman. Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes - 'Up Where We Belong' It was Aretha's first top 10 in the UK since 'I Say a Little Prayer' two decades earlier.ģ. Co-written by Simon Climie of Climie Fisher fame, it was a number one hit in both the UK and US. This one-off project allowed George to perform with one of his all-time favourite artists, Aretha. George Michael and Aretha Franklin - 'I Knew You Were Waiting for Me'
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