Celine Dion Reflects on 27 Years of 'Tell Him' with Barbra Streisand
- Celine Dion shared her memories of recording 'Tell Him' with Barbra Streisand for its 27th anniversary.
- Dion felt nervous and outmatched by Streisand's vocal talent but was determined to do justice to the song.
- The collaboration was a significant and cherished experience for Dion, highlighting her admiration for Streisand.
Celine Dion recently reflected on her collaboration with Barbra Streisand for the song 'Tell Him' as it marks its 27th anniversary. The song was featured on both Dion's album 'Let's Talk About Love' and Streisand's 'Higher Ground,' both released in 1997. Dion expressed her disbelief at the opportunity to sing with such an iconic artist, attributing it to the persistence of producer David Foster. She recalled feeling nervous and outmatched by Streisand's extraordinary vocal talent, describing her as having 'four pianos in her vocal cords.' Despite her initial apprehension, Dion found Streisand to be warm and welcoming during their studio sessions. The experience was career-defining for Dion, who cherishes the memory of working with a musical legend. In a 1997 interview, Streisand praised Dion's voice, highlighting her sensitivity and heart, which made their collaboration even more special. This duet remains a significant moment in Dion's career, showcasing her admiration for Streisand and the impact of their partnership on her artistic journey.