Lady Gaga And Tony Bennett Reimagine 1930s Classic For Final Album Together
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The duo's jazzy version of “I Get a Kick Out of You” will appear on "Love for Sale," which is being billed as Bennett's last studio release.
Seven years after their first Grammy-winning collaboration, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga have teamed up once again. The New York-born superstars, who share Italian American heritage, on Friday unveiled the music video for “I Get a Kick Out of You,” which appears on their forthcoming duets album, “Love for Sale.” The pair are in resplendent voice, and their take on the 1934 Cole Porter classic ― which first appeared in the stage musical “Anything Goes” ― is a slick, jazzy throwback. Still, “I Get a Kick Out of You” feels bittersweet, and for good reason. In February, Bennett’s family confirmed that the 95-year-old musician has been living with Alzheimer’s disease for nearly five years. “Love for Sale,” which is slated for an Oct. 1 release, has been billed as his final album.
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