Barbara Streisand announced plans to release a new album featuring duets with some male superstar singers, including the late Elvis Presley and Grammy winner Michael Buble. The duets album will be titled "Partners" and is expected to be released in September, ABC News reports.
On Monday, Streisand released a video for her first single, "It Had to Be You," with Buble. The video premiered on "Good Morning America." According to a press release, the 72-year-old's duet with Presley is a version of his classic song "Love Me Tender."
Other artists featured on the 12-track album include John Legend, Babyface, Stevie Wonder, Andrea Bocelli and Streisand's son, Jason Gould.
In 2002, Streisand released a duets album, simply titled "Duets," which featured Celine Dion, Barry Gib and Donna Summer. According to Showbiz411, the track list for "Partners" is:
"It Had to Be You" with Michael Buble
"People" with Stevie Wonder
"Come Rain or Come Shine" with John Mayer
"Evergreen" with Babyface
"New York State of Mind" with Billy Joel
"I'd Want It To Be You" with Blake Shelton
"The Way We Were" with Lionel Richie
"I Still Can See Your Face" with Andrea Bocelli
"How Deep Is The Ocean" with Jason Gould
"What Kind of Fool" with John Legend
"Somewhere" with Josh Groban
"Love Me Tender" with Elvis Presley
Reporting by: Minyvonne Burke
Photo and Video by: Justin Stock
