Best Duo/Duet music that you enjoy

[amirm]

From the desert island disc 'Elis & Tom'

Very nice! Thanks for posting that.

 

[jazdoc]

Big Everly Brothers fan. Lovely song by Paul McCartney

 

[16hz lover]

Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays
https://youtu.be/OB7bkhslIXw

 

[Recordsguy]

I enjoy-Dinah Washington-Brook Benton.

 

[APP]

Impromptu

Impromptu
Tony Overwater & Bert van den Brink
Sound quality and interplay and atmosphere....amazing album....two is all you need.
link; http://www.soundliaison.com/

The album is 50% off this weekend at SOUND LIAISON.COM

 

[24bit]

I totally agree with the jury.


“Crescent' is a wonderful, intimate album by two great musicians.” Jazzenzo.
“The emotional density … the spirituality …. impressive.” Stereo.de
“The music flows quietly yet intensely, full of emotions, straight to the heart.” Musiczoom.
"The duo’s musical empathy, tranquility, and suppleness are a delight to the ear. " Rootstime

 

[Ron Resnick]

"Don't Know Much" by Linda Ronstadt and Aaron Neville

"Stop Dragg'in My Heart Around" by Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty

"Leather and Lace" by Stevie Nicks and Don Henley


"Sometimes Love Just Ain’t Enough" by Don Henley and Patty Smyth

 

[Recordsguy]

I also enjoy- Peaches & Herb

 

[Holmz]

A bit dark…

The Deepest Dive (Timothy Carroll)

 

[APP]

This is an incredible album;

‘Guitarist Tim Langedijk and bassist Paul Berner’s new duo album, Down To The Downtown, is a true treat for enthusiasts. Tim plays two exquisite acoustic Gibsons: a 1954 J-45 and a 1951 Southern Jumbo. Paul brings depth with a double bass from Tirol, circa 1900. The purity of just a guitar and a bass is all you hear, as the nine tracks, a mix of well-known and lesser-known pieces, were recorded without any frills using a single 3-capsule microphone. The result is a remarkably relaxed and intimate album.
Simplicity and clarity were the guiding principles during the recording session. Despite the complexity of some pieces, they sound effortlessly easy on this recording, and the simpler songs come alive, gaining unexpected depth in Tim and Paul’s hands. Throughout the album, the musicians take their time, with no sense of hurry. You can almost picture them sitting in the sun on a typical American porch in the lazy deep South. That’s the kind of atmosphere they create. It’s a delightful listening experience.
Though Tim and Paul were aware of each other’s work, their duo only formed after a chance meeting in their shared hometown of Haarlem, where they discovered they were practically neighbors. This serendipitous encounter led them to the legendary Studio 2 at the Dutch Music Center of Broadcasters (MCO). Renowned bassist Peter Bjørnild co-produced the album with Tim and Paul, while engineer extraordinaire Frans de Rond handled the technical aspects.’
JazzFlits, Hans Invernizzi