Fans Will Love This Dreamy Michael Bublé and Blake Shelton Duet
A 2008 performance brought Michael Bublé and Blake Shelton together for a duet of “Home,” a song co-written by Bublé. Years later, footage of the collaboration has amassed 40 million views. Fans continue to praise the pairing, particularly the way the singers’ different voices complement one another.
Bublé gave the performance its jazz-oriented character, while Shelton introduced a country sound. Online viewers have ranked the rendition among the best duets they have heard. The live audience remained attentive as both singers delivered the song, which combines heartwarming and melancholic qualities, without missing a note.
The duet was presented during “Hit Man,” a one-night concert built around Canadian pianist David Foster and a group of guest artists. Celine Dion and Paul Simon were among the other performers on the bill. Bublé appeared early in the program and joked with Foster about how alike they looked while wearing their suits.
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