Sally Dworsky & Joseph Williams
Sally Dworsky and Joseph Williams recorded "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" for Disney's 1994 animated film The Lion King. The song won an Academy Award for...
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Sally Dworsky and Joseph Williams recorded "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" for Disney's 1994 animated film The Lion King. The song won an Academy Award for Best Original Song that year.
They had been working together since the early 1980s, with their first album appearing in 1984. Their collaboration continued through several more releases, including 1986's Different Worlds and 2009's Still Can't Stop Falling in Love.
While the existing history mentions some creative tensions and a brief separation in the late 1980s, what remains clear is that they kept making music together over decades. Their partnership produced that one song most people know them for, which has outlasted whatever disagreements they might have had.
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