Lady Gaga stole Cher's head circa 1986 (see above) for her duet album with legendary crooner Tony Bennett, Cheek to Cheek. The collection of jazz standards — including "It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)," "Sophisticated Lady" and "Lush Life" drops just in time for Grammy consideration on September 23 with a PBS concert special airing later in the fall. 

Somebody get Tony and Gaga under an awning — because it's going to be raining trophies all over them.

The two initially hit it off for Tony's last duets album, where he and Gags belted out "The Lady Is a Tramp." Tony took that Tramp under his wing and Gaga took Tony under her wig and together, they recorded Cheek to Cheek with their favorite jazz musicians in New York City. Footage from those sessions is used below in the video for "Anything Goes," the first single from the album.

Personally, ARTPOP was a distraction for me; I've been waiting for this future gem since Gaga scream-sang, "I'm a tramp!" Say what you will about her — god knows I do — but that gal's going to have a career as long as she wants because she can always fall back on her considerable musical chops.

Check out what I mean in "Anything Goes":