Breaking: just in Luther Vandross’ Cover of The Beatles’ “Michelle” Released: “Another Classic Song Has Been Lutherized!”…Check out…..

The release of “Michelle” coincides with the Vandross documentary feature Luther: Never Too Much, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and opens in select cities on Nov. 1. The 21-track Never Too Much: Greatest Hits album will be released on Dec. 13 and includes more unreleased songs and remixes, as well as the singer’s popular hits like “Here and Now,” “Endless Love” and “Power of Love/Love Power.”

The Beatles’ “Michelle,” written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, is about two-and-a-half minutes long and won the Grammy for song of the year at the 1967 show. Vandross’ soulful rendition is close to seven minutes and features his smooth and lush vocals.

“This is something we were in the process of working on but never finished. I think Luther decided to put it away to finish later and we never got around to it. Even so, the magnificence of Luther’s voice shines through. He uses every part of his voice so effortlessly and expertly — it never ceases to amaze me,” Marcus Miller, his close friend and collaborator, tells THR. “And toward the end you also get to hear the magic Luther could create when singing his own background vocals! Maybe he would have replaced them with his incredible team of background singers at some point — but he created some deliciousness here on his own. Another classic song has been Lutherized!”