When Michael Bublé and Blake Shelton collaborated in 2008 and sang a magnificent performance of Bublé’s “Home,” their chemistry was off the hook. The nostalgic duet continues to captivate fans worldwide, with over 40 million views to date. Many people have commented on how well the two voices blend. The singers’ vocal abilities will amaze Music Man readers; it’s a watershed event in live music history.

Michael and Blake’s enchanting vocals held the attention of the live audience throughout their performance. Blake’s voice is more country-influenced, while Michael’s is jazzier. The combination of these two vocal types results in a duet that admirers claim is the greatest they’ve ever heard. Michael and Blake play the sweet yet melancholy song note perfectly, as if it were the easiest thing in the world. It is undeniably a beautiful performance.

The duet was part of the one-night-only “Hit Man” concert, which featured Canadian pianist David Foster and some of his very talented colleagues, including Michael Bublé, Paul Simon, and Celine Dion. As one of the first artists onstage, the latter joked with David about their suit similarities. Blake joined the two onstage as the band began singing “Home,” dressed well in a jacket and stylish shirt.

Peter Cetera, a legendary soft rock singer, joined David onstage that evening, and they sang a charming song medley. David and Peter had previously worked together on many songs (‘You’re the Inspiration’ by Peter’s old band Chicago, for example), and it’s clear that their relationship is still strong as they exchange grins and acknowledge each other’s performances on stage. One admirer comments, “This is why the repeat button exists,” and we must confess that we kind of agree.

The internet is buzzing with Michael Bublé and Blake Shelton’s duet of “Home” from the same evening. Both vocalists, particularly Michael, whose distinctive, silky smooth voice flows over the wonderful melody of the song he co-wrote, make singing with such emotion appear so natural.