Artist	Song
Juice Newton & Eddie Rabbitt	Both to Each Other (Friends & Lovers)
from Old Flame (2010)
Aaron Neville & Trisha Yearwood	I Fall to Pieces
from Rhythm, Country and Blues (1994)
Anne Murray	Nobody Loves Me Like You Do
from Heart Over Mind (2002)
Marie Osmond & Dan Seals	Meet Me In Montana (With Dan Seals)
from There's No Stopping Your Heart (1994)
Ricky Skaggs	Love Can't Ever Get Better Than This
from Country Gentleman - The Best of Ricky Skaggs (1998)
Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell	All I Have to Do Is Dream
from The Best of Bobbie Gentry - The Capitol Years (2007)
Tanya Tucker	Tell Me About It
from Tanya Tucker: 20 Greatest Hits (2000)
Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton	Please Don't Stop Loving Me
from The Essential Porter and Dolly (1996)
Emmylou Harris & Don Williams	If I Needed You
from Emmylou Harris Anthology: The Warner / Reprise Years (2005)
Johnny Lee	The Yellow Rose
from 'Til the Bars Burn Down (2008)
George Jones & Tammy Wynette	We're Gonna Hold On
from George Jones & Tammy Wynette: Love Songs (2004)
Steve Wariner & Nicolette Larson	That's How You Know When Love's Right
from Ultimate Collection: Steve Wariner (2000)
Mary Chapin Carpenter & Joe Diffie	Not Too Much to Ask
from Come On Come On (1992)
Lee Greenwood & Barbara Mandrell	To Me
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: Best of Lee Greenwood (2002)
Vince Gill	High Lonesome Sound
from High Lonesome Sound (1996)

Comment:

Sometimes there's nothing quite like a duet to take a classic love song from the past and cast it in a whole new light. Trisha Yearwood puts a soulful spin on the tear-jerking tumble of Patsy Cline's "I Fall To Pieces," with help from New Orleans R&B giant Aaron Neville's haunting pipes. Bobbie Gentry joins Glen Campbell to add some sweet-sounding pillow talk to the picture on the Everly Brothers' sleepy-time smash "All I Have to Do Is Dream." And when Emmylou Harris huddled up with Don Williams for Townes Van Zandt's "If I Needed You," not only did she score one of her own biggest hits, but she also gave cult hero Townes his first real taste of fame.

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