Tony Bennett Videos

2008 12 01

They Can't Take That Away From Me is the killer hit from Tony Bennett.

Legendary singer Tony Bennett talks about releasing his first Christmas album in 40 years.

Check out the bumpin' video for When Do The Bells Ring For Me.

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The best of two decades of interviews with Tony Bennett.Author: huluTags: Tony Bennett Interviews NBC in depth through the years Tom Snyder February 26 1980 May 4 1981 May 18 Rona Elliott January 13 1989 Jonathan Schwartz April 20 1990 microphone Gene Shalit September 9 1991 Tanglewood Lennox Massachusetts Queens New York Italian American Anthony Benedetto Matt Lauer November 6 1998 I Left My Heart in San Francisco Frank Sinatra MTV generation painting Jazz American Posted: 28 November 2008Ratin

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Tony Bennett's latter day albums tend to have themes,and this one has two, as indicated by its double barreled title: It is both a duets album and a blues album. The duet partners include ten singers who range from his recent touring partners Diana Krall and k.d. lang to fellow veterans Ray Charles, B.B. King, and Kay Starr, and younger, but still mature pop stars Stevie Wonder, Bonnie Raitt, and Billy Joel. All sound happy to be sharing a mic with Bennett. Not surprisingly, the singer'...

In her first appearance since settling her divorce on July 10, Christie Brinkley is all smiles. Watch our video as she says a few words and enters the tunnel at New York's Shea Stadium to see ex husband Billy Joel perform one of his two night send offs to the home of the New York Mets. Special guests joining Billy on stage at the sold out shows were Aerosmith's Steven Tyler, Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks, Roger Daltrey, Sir Paul McCartney, John Mayer and John Mellencamp.

Queens native Jean Powers recounts growing up in the same neighborhood as singer Tony Bennett. Times video Catriona Stuart

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Filipino crooner Arthur Manuntag performs songs requested by televiewers, live on "Arthur Live By Request". A regular Monday TV show over RJTV channel 19 Philippines 11 12mn

Music Video by Tony Bennett. Song: The Best Is Yet To Come: Nissan Live Sets On Yahoo! Music. Label: Sony

1972 Verve recorded in London"The GOod Things In Life"Robert Farnon, arr.watercolor illustration by Bennett

Tony Bennett sings tracks off of his new CD, "A Swingin' Christmas featuring the Count Basie Big Band." This is his first holiday album in 40 years. You can hear other tracks at this site: has 15 Grammy Awards along with the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award 2001 .'Tony Bennett is among the most recognized human beings on the planet.' ~Vanity Fair.The New York Times said, "Tony Bennett has not just bridged the generation gap, he h...

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Tony made it to the number one spot on 13th May 1955 and managed a stay of twoweeks with this great song.This is number 32 in this series of UKnumber 1's from the 50's

Tony Bennett feels that celebrities have an obligation to speak up against injustice.

Pick up Tony's new album "A Swingin' Christmas", In Stores Now

A very Young Tony Benett with Bob in the 60's and a short clip of Franklin from the 70's

Zany Comedy Meets The Songs Of The Greats To Bring You The Best Of Americana Frank and Gene are keeping alive the memory of these many comedic and musical legends by paying tribute and capturing their qualities within the stylings of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, Jonathan Winters, Louis Armstrong, Rodney Dangerfield, Tony Bennett, Red Skelton, Frank Sinatra, Charlie Chaplin, Bobby Darin, Abbot & Costello Delivered with enthusiasm and love for what they are doing Frank and Gene trancend an e

The multi talented Sammy Davis, Jr. sings "Because of You" in this 1954 television appearance. The number allows Sammy to do a number of celebrity impressions, such as Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett, James Cagney, Jimmy Stewart, Cary Grant, and Jerry Lewis. No doubt about it Sammy was an amazing performer.

Gij Lyons sings this great Ron Miller song that was a hit for Stevie Wonder, Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra.

Photos from show set to Piano Man. Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks, Steven Tyler, Roger Daltrey and Paul McCartney