Bono Stars in New Remake of Bob Marley's Songs for "Playing for Change"

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The "Playing for Change" video showed up in the first issue of (RED)WIRE & it was the rendition of "Stand by Me".

So bonocomet was correct about "Playing for Change" being in a (RED)WIRE edition, it was just another song off the CD.



Thanks to everybody for their interest in this CD & for their positive comments. :cute:
This version of Marley's songs gets better every time that I listen to it.



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^Right. I'm still trying to figure out though who posted this new video a month ago when I first saw it. Maybe the Playing For Change site? It was on You Tube, but now the only version I see is the newly reposted one. Oh well!
 
I think that the Marley remake video probably was posted on the "Playing for Change" YouTube page or @ their website which is where you might have seen this video, bonocomet.

But I'm not sure either.:wink:



The other thing that I wanted to mention is that the lyrics from Bob Marley's "War" are not his own words.

The words are part of a speech that His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I gave in 1966.



Marley was so entranced by Selassie's words that he wrote them into a song. :up:



Have a good night.:hug:
 
It is a great cover, well put together. And what could be better than my two favorite artists of all time in a split screen? :up: :up:

Am I the only one that thinks that B's singing to a completely different timing, though? All the same, good job B :hug:
 
I love your avatar, solacevip

That totally lifted my spirit on a day when it needed lifting. Thanks.



Thanks for all of the rest of these very positive comments on this remake & video - it deserves all the props that it gets.


I did want to correct myself & say that it wasn't the Playing for Change version of "Lean on Me" that appea(red) in the first edition of (RED)WIRE but "Stand By Me".

Sometimes, I confuse myself. :wink:





www.myspace.com/mulago:hug:
 
:) No it's not, at least on the days I have the will power to just say no the drinks I love like the hazelnut mochas and chocolate espresso truffles :drool: and just get plain coffee. Problem is I don't have a lot of will power. :angry::wink:
 
I bought the CD/DVD last week and must say I really love it. I love the concept and I love all of the songs with different musicians from various countries. Besides War/No More Trouble, where Bono is singing with Bob Marley and others, there's also a really beautiful cover version of U2/Bob Dylan's Love Rescue Me. Bono & Edge also get mentions in the booklet. And there is also a DVD with the videos, trailers and behind the scenes stuff about the project coming with the CD. :up:
 
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