DUETS BY STRANGE BEDFELLOWS (OR UNLIKELY PAIRS)

The ultimate unlikely pair has to be David Bowie and Bing Crosby, "Little Drummer Boy", but it works.

Johnny Cash and the Monkees singing "Everybody Loves a Nut"

Walk This Way-Aerosmith/Run DMC

Kate Bush and Prince:  Why Should I Love You

"Bush asked Prince to contribute a few background vocals to a song called “Why Should I Love You”, which she had just recorded in full at Abbey Road Studios. But when Prince received the track, he ignored the intructions and dismantled the entire thing like a crazed mechanic taking apart old cars on his backyard. He wanted to inject himself into the very heart of it, weaving his sound amongst her sound, giving it a new soul entirely."--"'Why Should I Love You':  When Prince Met Kate Bush," Vice, Apr 22, 2016

I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying (Sting and Toby Keith)

Robert Downey Jr and Sting:  Driven to Tears

Al Green & Annie Lennox
‘Put A Little Love In Your Heart’

Neil Tennant & Dusty Springfield
‘What Have I Done To Deserve This?’

Cher and David Bowie, dueting on the Cher Show

An odd medley that includes "Young Americans," "Song Sung Blue" and "Ain't No Sunshine"

but at least they look visually interesting together

Dee Snider and Celine Dion, “The Magic of Christmas Day (God Bless Us Everyone)”