The title of Sinatra’s 1993 album of electronically assembled collaborations is Duets.
Released on November 2, 1993, Duets paired Sinatra’s previously recorded or separately recorded vocals with performances by younger singers, including Bono, Aretha Franklin, Luther Vandross, and Barbra Streisand. The singers generally did not perform in the same studio with Sinatra, making the album a notable early example of digitally coordinated “duets.”
The project was designed to introduce Sinatra’s classic repertoire to newer audiences late in his career. It became a major commercial success, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and selling more than three million copies in the United States. It remains Sinatra’s only album to receive triple-platinum certification.
A common mix-up is Duets II, the 1994 follow-up. The question asks for the original 1993 album, not its sequel or the later 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, which combined both albums with additional material.