Tony Bennett

Singer Tony Bennett stops by to talk about his new memoir, "Just Getting Started." 

Tony Bennett has always found success by being himself, even on a 16-city tour at the age of 88.

Legendary singer Tony Bennett was on the Leonard Lopate Show recently to talk about the lessons he's learned over the course of his incredible, long career in music. He also shared some of his favorite things!

Legendary singer, artist, and performer Tony Bennett discusses his life, his six-decade career in music, and his new memoir, Life Is a Gift: The Zen of Bennett. He’s won 17 Grammys, sung for 10 presidents, and performed for royalty, never compromising his vision or values. His memoir is a collection of reflections and philosophies from his life and career, stories of friends and family and the essential lessons they’ve taught him.

In addition to being a singing legend, Tony Bennett is also an accomplished painter. During the interview, you may hear some paper rustling. That's because Tony Bennett was making this sketch of Leonard as they talked.

Kurt Andersen and singer Tony Bennett talk about the power of influence and its effect on creativity.

Tony Bennett is one of the most revered jazz and pop singers of all time. He made standards out of "Blue Velvet," "I Left My Heart In San Francisco," and dozens more. His ...

Lloyd Moss talks to legendary popular music singer Tony Bennett about his life and career. They end the conversation discussing the future of American music. Mr. Bennett discusses the musical selections he chose. Moss also selects and plays a song sung by Tony Bennett.

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