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Beyoncé and Blue Ivy Carter - Blue Ivy was featured on Beyoncé's song 'Blue' that came out back in 2014, but she's most recently credited on the new 'Lion King' soundtrack, on a song called 'Brown Skin Girl.' Not only that, but she also made an epic cameo in the music video for Beyoncé's new song for 'Lion King,' 'Spirit.'

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Jay-Z and Blue Ivy Carter - Jay-Z wasted no time working with his daughter Blue Ivy, and featured her crying on a song that was released the day she was born.

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Jay-Z and Blue Ivy Carter - That's right, Blue featured on Jay-Z's song 'Glory,' landing her on the charts when she was just a few days old. She also appeared on his record, '4:44.'

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Billy Ray Cyrus and Miley - Many people might not even know Billy Ray Cyrus if not for his dynamic daughter.

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Billy Ray Cyrus and Miley - Miley and Billy have sung a few songs together, like 'Ready, Set, Don't Go,' from Billy's album 'Home at Last.'

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Liam Gallagher and Gene - This is one of the most recent parent-child collabs. Liam Gallagher brought in his son, Gene, to work on a new album from the former Oasis member.

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Liam Gallagher and Gene - Gallagher tweeted a picture of his 17-year-old son in the studio, working on the follow-up to Gallagher's hit album, 'As You Were.'

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Frank Sinatra and Nancy - Nancy Sinatra inherited her famous father's talent, with iconic songs like 'You Only Live Twice' and 'These Boots Are Made for Walking.'

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Frank Sinatra and Nancy - The father and daughter collaborated in 1967, on the single 'Somethin' Stupid,' which went to number one on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Swizz Beatz and Egypt - Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz have one beautiful family, with two talented children.

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Swizz Beatz and Egypt - In 2016, Swizz Beatz worked with his then-5-year-old son, to produce the Kendrick Lamar song 'Untitled 07.'

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Serge Gainsbourg and Charlotte - Brace yourselves, this is one weird collaboration. In 1984, Parisian provocateur Serge Gainsbourg collaborated with his daughter, Charlotte.

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Serge Gainsbourg and Charlotte - The duo recorded the highly controversial lead single off the album 'Love on the Beat,' which dealt with a closer-than-normal father-daughter bond. Charlotte was 13 at the time, and the song's lyrics (and music video) raised eyebrows around the world.

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Olu Dara and Nas - Nas is the street-smart rapper who found fame with 'Illmatic,' one of the highest-rated hip-hop albums ever. However, he had a little help from his father.

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Olu Dara and Nas - Nas' dad, Olu Dara, is a renowned jazz musician. He played cornet on Nas' 'Illmatic' track, 'Life's a B*****.'

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Eddie Van Halen & Wolfgang - This one's a sweet story. Eddie Van Halen is one quarter of hard rock band Van Halen. He has one child, Wolfgang Van Halen.

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Eddie Van Halen & Wolfgang - When bassist Michael Anthony left the band in 2006, Wolfgang stepped in as the youngest member of the band.

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Master P and Romeo - Master P was an NBA player before he became a rapper and founder of No Limit Records. He has a talented son in Romeo Miller, or Lil Romeo.

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Master P and Romeo - The father-and-son duo have a collab album, 'Hip Hop History,' and singles such as 'Where They At' and '2-Way.'

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Willie Nelson and Lukas Autry - Willie Nelson is an outlaw country singer with seven children, including musician Lukas Autry.

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Willie Nelson and Lukas Autry - The father and son have collabed a few times, like on Nelson's record 'Heroes,' which features Lukas singing and playing guitar.

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Ravi Shankar and Norah Jones - You know Norah Jones as a Grammy-winning singer with hits like 'Don't Know Why.' She was originally estranged from her musician father, Ravi Shankar.

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Ravi Shankar and Norah Jones - However, Jones journeyed to New Delhi, and spent time with the legendary sitar player. They recorded some music intended for her album, 'The Fall.'

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Quincy Jones and Rashida - Quincy Jones, the mastermind producer behind 'Thriller' and 'We Are the World,' has an all-star daughter in Rashida Jones.

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Quincy Jones and Rashida - The duo haven't collaborated on music, but Rashida directed 'Quincy,' a lovingly-made documentary about her father.

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Nat King Cole & Natalie - The first African American to host a TV show, Nat King Cole was also a formidable jazz musician, and father of singer Natalie Cole.

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Nat King Cole & Natalie - Nat and Natalie released the duet 'Unforgettable' in 1991. The single went on to win four Grammy Awards.

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Waylon Jennings & Shooter - Jennings got his start with Buddy Holly, and actually missed the flight which crashed and killed that iconic musician. He went on to father Shooter Jennings.

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Waylon Jennings & Shooter - Jennings dedicated his song, 'Shooter's Theme,' to his son. The duo collaborated on the album 'Waylon Forever,' released in 2008.

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Hank Williams Sr. and Hank Williams Jr. - Hank Williams is a pioneer of country music, who died of heart failure in 1953. He had two children, Jett Williams and Hank Williams Jr.

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Hank Williams Sr. and Hank Williams Jr. -

Sadly, Hank Jr. was a baby when his father died. However, he did remix his father's song 'Tear In My Beer,' singing on the song and even appearing in a remastered video.

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