Answer:
I can't create a duet on here due to the limited resources, but a great way to create a duet is to use notes with great harmonies. While one note is being held out for one person, it would be great if the other person had smaller notes to fit within this. Or if one person had a rest and the other had a note and so on and so fourth. It is great to have contrast that blends together in a duet.
Answer:
"Spies like us"
Explanation:
In 1984, McCartney wrote and produced the musical Give My Regards to Broad Street, a film in which he also starred and starred by Starr. Disdained by critics, Variety described the film as “without personality, without emotion, and without meaning.” Film critic Roger Ebert granted him a single star and wrote: “You can skip the movie and go directly to the soundtrack.” The album was much better received, reaching number one in the United Kingdom and producing the single "No More Lonely Nights", with David Gilmour on the guitar, which reached sixth place on the Billboard Hot 100. In 1985, Warner Brothers commissioned McCartney to write a song for the movie "Spies like us." He composed and recorded the main theme in four days, with the co-production of Phil Ramone.