“Partners” consists of 12 songs, many of which are considered Streisand classics. These include “New York State Of Mind,” with Billy Joel, “It Had To Be You,” with Michael Bublé, “Come Rain Or Come Shine,” with John Mayer, “Love Me Tender,” with Elvis Presley, “The Way We Were,” with Lionel Richie, “What Kind Of Fool,” with John Legend, “People,” with Stevie Wonder, “I Can Still See Your Face,” with Andrea Bocelli, “Evergreen,” with Babyface, and the first duet recorded in a studio by Barbra Streisand and her son Jason Gould, “How Deep Is The Ocean.” Throughout her career, Barbra Streisand has generously shared the microphone and stage with other artists to create some of the most magical duets in music history. Streisand has elevated the art of singing as a duet, combining unparalleled vocal styles with carefully selected songs, transforming the duet into the summit of collaboration between artists. For more than six decades, the artist has been impeccable adding these extraordinary moments — both live and in the studio — to an acclaimed unrivalled musical work in popular music. Streisand is currently the female artist who has sold the most records in history and the only woman in the Top Ten of the most successful artists of all time, an honor she shares with Elvis Presley. Barbra Streisand has earned 51 Gold Records, 30 Platinum and 13 Multiplatinum in her entire career, including nine #1, being the only artist to achieve nine #1 albums in five consecutive decades. Recognized as an icon in multiple entertainment sectors, Streisand has achieved unprecedented achievements as a live and recording singer, theater and film actress, producer and film director, writer and songwriter. Throughout her brilliant career she has been awarded two Oscars, five Emmys, ten Golden Globes, eight Grammys, a special Tony Award awarded in 1970 as Star of the Decade, and two Cable Ace Awards; being the only artist to receive these honors in all these artistic fields. Barbra Streisand has received the Career Award awarded by the American Film Institute, the medal awarded by the National Arts Fund, two Peabody Awards, a Grammy for Artistic Career and the Grammy Award for Artistic Legend. Streisand has also been the first film director to receive recognition from the Kennedy Center. “