Las Vegas (Nevada) [US], April 4 (ANI): American singer Tony Bennett has become the second-oldest Grammy winner after he, along with Lady Gaga, bagged the Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album honour during Sunday night's award ceremony.

The 95-year-old Queens-born musician and Gaga won the award for 'Love for Sale', a tribute album dedicated to late American composer and songwriter Cole Porter.

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'Love for Sale' also bagged a Grammy in the Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical category.

In total, Bennett has racked up 20 Grammys over his career, while Gaga has won 13.

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The duo was also nominated for Album and Record of the year, Pop Duo/Group Performance and Music video honours.

Earlier, Bennet, who was not present at the ceremony, made a surprise appearance at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards when he appeared in a pre-taped video to introduce Gaga.

She gave a powerful and emotional performance at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, singing her and Bennett's 'Love for Sale' and 'Do I Love You'. (ANI)

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