On a night wrapped in stillness and sentiment, Sir Cliff Richard, 85, and Johnny Mathis, 89, stood beneath soft lights and shared a moment that felt suspended in time. There were no flashing lights or grand productions — only two legends, two microphones, and decades of history gently unfolding through a single song: “The Twelfth of Never.” As Johnny’s velvety, timeworn voice floated into the air, Cliff joined with a warm, unwavering grace. The harmony that followed wasn’t just beautiful — it was sacred. In that hush, what began as a romantic ballad transformed into something greater: a farewell, a thank-you, and a whispered promise that true artistry, like true love, never truly ends.
Sir Cliff Richard, 85, Duets for the First Time with Johnny Mathis, 89, on “The Twelfth of Never” – A Once-in-a-Lifetime Historic Performance It was the kind…