Barack Obama sings duet with BB King at White House blues concert
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 07:43
The favourite to face Obama in the US presidential election in November, Mitt Romney, is also fond of a public sing-song.
The Republican's current favourite for the White House race recently belted out 'America the Beautiful' on the campaign trail.
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