Fans at the Ground Zero Blues Club in Clarksdale, Mississippi, got a big surprise when the actor Morgan Freeman joined Al Green on stage during his New Year's Eve performance.

Freeman and Green sang a duet of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee's 1971 classic, "Let's Stay Together," and the crown even joined in on the fun.

Morgan Freeman is reportedly the co-owner of the blues club.

The Ground Zero Blues Club Instagram account shared a video of the Al Green-Morgan Freeman performance on Dec. 31 with the caption, "Morgan Freeman & Al Green LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!"

The clip featured Freeman in a cream turtleneck sweater and dark double-breasted jacket on stage singing "Let's Stay Together" with the legendary Green, who rocked a green jacket with a black lapel paired with a white button-down shirt.

Green asked the crowd to join in as he and Freeman sang, "I | I'm so in love with you | Whatever you want to do | It's fine with me | Cause you make me feel so brand new | And I want to spend my life with you."

Freeman sang the solo for the second verse; "Let me say that ever since baby | Ever since we've been together | Ooh, loving you forever | is what I need," and the 87-year-old movie star even hit the high notes, prompting a quick nod from Green as he clapped to the "Million Dollar Baby" actor before continuing the song.

Freeman also marked the New Year's performance with a post on social networks.

"Lioness“ the actor shared footage of the duet on Xformally Twitter, with the caption: "We rang in the New Year with Al Green and the Kingfish at Ground Zero last night. Happy New Year, everyone!"

Fans praised the video in the comments section and wished the "Shawshank Redemption" star a Happy New Year in return.

"I need more of this in my life and a lot less petty bickering. Happy New Year Mr. Freeman. May your blessings be abundant in 2025," one fan wrote.

Another replied, "Happy New Year, sir!"

"NOW THAT'S A JAM SESSION," added one X user. "Sorry we missed that, Morgan!"

CNN correspondent Omar Jimenez was present at a jukebox in Mississippi during the show and recorded the second angel's performance.

Jimenez shared the video with his X followers with a caption that singing with Green was a "dream come true" for the Oscar winner.

The post was headlined: "Morgan Freeman took the stage to make his 'dream' come true. He said it was to sing with Al Green."

"This made me happy, two legends enjoying life," replied one user X. "Two legends on stage, love to see that," another user added.

"He looks like the kid up there.. see that smile? I love seeing him! I'm happy for him," one remarked.

Freeman opened Ground Zero Blues Club back in 2001.

The "Glory" star opened a blues club with partners Eric Meyer, Howard Stovall and the late Bill Luckett. Their goal was to open an establishment that celebrated Mississippi's blues heritage.

In addition to his club, Freeman remains a very busy actor. He is currently acting in two films; the thriller, "Gunner" and the drama, "My Dead Friend Zoe."

He will also be seen in the upcoming film "Now You See Me 3".

Freeman also stars in the Paramount + TV series "Special Ops: Lioness" with actresses Zoë Saldana and Nicole Kidman.

The action series is another show from "Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan. The show is based on the CIA and features Freeman as United States Secretary of State Edwin Mullins.

The series began its second season in October, and the show is just as popular as Sheridan's other shows for Paramount. Sheridan told Freeman that he wrote the part with the actor in mind when he approached the star.

"He chose me to play the part he wrote," Freeman said during an interview with TVInsider. "So it's almost like he's saying, 'I wrote this for you,' which is flattering in itself."