lady gaga did a duet with florence welch.
lady gaga did a duet with florence welch.
who did lady gaga do a duet with?
florence welch
tony bennett and lady gaga first met backstage in 2011 after she had performed a rendition of nat king cole's "orange colored sky", at the robin hood foundation gala in new york city. bennett then asked gaga to sing a duet with him on his album "duets ii". the two recorded "the lady is a tramp" for "duets ii", and subsequently rumors arose of a jazz album from them. on july 29, 2014, gaga and bennett made an appearance on "the today show" to formally announce their collaboration, titled "cheek to cheek", and confirmed their album would be released in september 2014. following the announcement of the release, a short concert was held at the rose theater of lincoln center for the performing arts. titled "tony bennett and lady gaga: cheek to cheek live!", the concert aired on pbs as part of their "great performances" series on october 24, 2014. it was watched by an audience consisting of invited guests and students from new york schools. set and lighting was created by robert wilson, while david horn directed it. bennett and gaga were joined onstage by 39-piece orchestra conducted by jorge calandrelli, soloists chris botti on trumpet and david mann on tenor sax, and jazz musicians associated with both artists.
tony bennett and lady gaga: cheek to cheek live!
when bart finds out her secret and reveals it to the school, her social ranking plummets to a new low until a psychic force tells lady gaga that lisa needs her help immediately. after much soul searching and yelling at lady gaga for trying to help, lisa realizes that her outburst helped her because she is finally expressing her anger instead of bottling it up inside her, in effect making lady gaga's mission successful. lisa catches lady gaga just before she leaves town to apologize, and after being forgiven she and lady gaga perform a duet together. with lady gaga's assistance, lisa and the entire town of springfield realize that being oneself is better than being like anyone else. just as lady gaga's train begins to leave again, moe runs up to her and asks if she can help him as well, but lady gaga declines, stating that she's not that good. as moe turns and walks across the train track, a second train hits him.
lisa goes gaga