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Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga share the music video for their rendition of I Get a Kick Out of You… after final performance of his 95th birthday concert
Singers Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett have collaborated for the last time.
Friday afternoon the duo shared the official video for their cover of the Cole Porter classic, I Get a Kick Out of You.
The music video sees the pair upbeat and jovial — albeit Gaga shed some tears — as they playfully sing to each other.
Peas in a pod: Singers Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett have collaborated for the last time
It’s here: Friday afternoon the duo shared the official video for their cover of the Cole Porter classic, I Get a Kick Out of You
The almost four-minute-long video comes on the heels of their final performance of their joint-show One Last Time, to commemorate Bennet’s 95th birthday and last string of public performances ever.
The musical pair will release a collaborative album, Love for Sale, on October 1st.
It will be a follow-up to 2014’s Cheek to Cheek, which won a Grammy.
Emotional: The I Get a Kick out of You music video sees the pair upbeat and jovial — albeit Gaga shed some tears — as they playfully sing to each other
This week the Rain on Me singer and the jazz artist lit up Radio City Music Hall with a pair of sold-out shows to wrap up their time together as partners in music.
Always fashionable, Gaga wowed with her bold sartorial choices as she commuted to and from rehearsals.
Tony and Mother Monster’s careers collided when they got together in 2011 to record a song for the album Duets II, which featured songs recorded with the Fly Me to the Moon crooner and contemporary artists.
Dynamic duo: The musical pair will release a collaborative album, Love for Sale, on October 1st
Fin: The video comes on the heels of their final performance of their joint-show One Last Time
The 95-year-old performer has Alzheimer’s and has secretly been living with the disease since 2016.
In February, on his Twitter feed, his family said: ‘life is a gift, even with Alzheimer’s’, and thanked his wife Susan Crow, 54, and his family for their continued support.
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive, degenerative disease of the brain, in which build-up of abnormal proteins causes nerve cells to die.
Sky high: Always fashionable, Gaga wowed with her bold sartorial choices as she commuted to and from rehearsals
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