Hurricane Relief: Come Together Now

by Concord Records

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Release Date:2005-11-22
Label:Concord Records
UPC:013431231127
Binding:Audio CD
Published By:Concord Records
ASIN:B000BVD46A
Category:Music

Tracks on Hurricane Relief: Come Together Now by Concord Records

  1. Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? (5:04) - Louis Armstrong
  2. Let Your Light Shine (4:26) - R. Kelly
  3. Precious Lord, Take My Hand (3:26) - Faith Hill
  4. Heart So Heavy (4:58) – John Mayer/Aaron Neville
  5. City Beneath The Sea (5:58) - Harry Connick, Jr.
  6. Ay-TeTe Fee (1:53) - Clifton Chenier
  7. Moon Over Bourbon Street (live) (4:56) – Sting with special guest Chris Botti
  8. Heart of America (4:14) - Eric Benét, Michael McDonald, Wynonna Judd and Terry Dexter
  9. By Faith (4:39) - Diddy featuring Fred Hammond
  10. Early In The Morning (80th Session Alternate Version) (3:58) – B.B. King
  11. Fix You (live) (6:03) – Coldplay
  12. When The Levee Broke (5:43) – Clint Black
  13. Tears In Heaven (4:20) – Various Artists
  14. Believe (Acoustic Summer 2004) (4:30) - Lenny Kravitz
  15. Blue And Green (5:39) – Van Morrison
  16. Mardi Gras In New Orleans (2:51) - Professor Longhair
  17. Born On The Bayou (live) (4:17) – John Fogerty
  18. Any Other Day (4:14) – Norah Jones & Wyclef Jean
  19. I Will Not Be Broken (3:29) – Bonnie Raitt
  20. People Get Ready (2:38) - Rod Stewart with Jerry Lawson and Talk Of The Town
  21. We Can Make It Better (3:48) – Kanye West featuring Talib Kweli, Q-Tip, Common and Rhymefest
  22. Try Me (live) (2:35) – James Brown
  23. Louisiana Bayou (live) (8:18) - Dave Matthews Band featuring Robert Randolph
  24. Goin’ Back To New Orleans (4:09) - Dr. John
  25. I'm Still Standing (live, New Orleans April 2001) (3:17) – Elton John
  26. What Would Jesus Do (4:05) – Chris Thomas King
  27. Alla Luce Del Sole (live) (5:47) - Josh Groban with Bela Fleck
  28. Make A Change (3:23) – Black Buddafly
  29. I Believe (3:24) - Barbra Streisand
  30. Love & Mercy (2:20) - Brian Wilson
  31. Coming Out Of The Dark/Always Tomorrow (acoustic) (5:16) – Gloria Estefan
  32. Brothers (live) (5:26) – The Neville Brothers
  33. After All (live in New Orleans) (4:30) – The Winans Family
  34. Come Together Now (4:35) – Various Artists
  35. When The Saints Go Marching Back In (4:53) - Kirk Whalum with special guests Coolio, “CZ,” Kyle Eastwood, Kyle Whalum, Rod McGaha & Wayman Tisdale

Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions

Album Description

A magnificent 2-CD multi-artist benefit album to aid the Gulf Coast victims devastated by recent hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

This special compilation contains new, previously unreleased material by some of the most popular artists from all genres of music as well as classic recordings from New Orleans natives Louis Armstrong and Dr. John. Coldplay, Norah Jones, Wyclef Jean, John Mayer, James Brown, Aaron Neville, Bonnie Raitt, R. Kelly, Barbra Streisand and Elton John are just a few of the many remarkable artists appearing on this release.

RIAA will donate 100% of its net proceeds from the sale of this CD – at least $15 – in equal parts to the American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity and MusiCares Hurricane Relief 2005, for their hurricane relief efforts. For more information, please call/email: American Red Cross at 1-800-797-8022/info@usa.redcross.org; Habitat for Humanity at 1-800-HABITAT/publicinfo@habitat.org; MusiCares at 1-877-626-2748/musicares@grammy.com.

Customer Reviews

Great Music - Reviewed on 2007-07-14
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I am a product of the 1970's. I graduated HS in '79 and my musical tastes reflect that era. That said, I got the CD b/c Harry Connick, Jr was on it.

Had someone told me I'd be listening to and enjoying P Diddy, R Kelly, and Kanye West I'd have not believed them.

My fave track has to be "What Would Jesus Do" by the, unknown by me, Chris Thomas King. He, apparently, wrote this after evacuating from the city and it really moved me. Made me think esp. these lines:
Tell me America what would Jesus do?
Tell me what would Jesus do
If he had to walk a mile in my shoes?

Would he steal the food to feed the hungry and the poor?
If a child needed shelter, would he break down a door?

Would he take a moment's rest
would he have a moment's peace
with all His children still in misery?

I am surprised nobody mentioned Chris or his song

This CD certainly led me to some artists heretofore unknown to me & that was worth the price of the CD for sure
Definitely worth the donation - Reviewed on 2006-08-08
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The track by Norah Jones and Wyclef Jean, alone, is worth the purchase price. I am surprised no one else has commented on it. To me, this juxtaposition of voices and styles is truly powerful and moving. Norah Jones' contribution is a soft, sad, lamentation -- it ebbs and flows like the waters of the Mississippi. Wyclef Jean then punctuates the sad lullaby with his poignant rap -- "I hear the engine on the boat, but y'all cant see me waving the flag, somebody please wave the flag!" The overall effect of this juxtaposition is truly powerful and it makes me cry for New Orleans every time I hear it. It brings images of people on roofs waving flags, rescue workers saving lost and frightened dogs in the flood waters, big X's on houses destroyed and deserted. Bonnie Raitt, Aaron Neville, Harry Conick Jr, and Van Morrison also make excellent contributions. While I am not a fan of about 30% of the songs, I would never consider this $15 a waste of money.
Patti LaBelle makes us want to come together - Reviewed on 2006-03-16
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1 customer found this review helpful.

I love patti I have everything by her from cd's to dvd's to watching her show on tv one! I only bought the cd because she was on it. She sounded great and so did all the other artists but kelly price kept singing over patti and i hated that! She just needed to shut up she sounded awfull. They should have let patti sing more though other than that it was great! BUY IT NOW!
A forever gem - Reviewed on 2006-02-25
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1 customer found this review helpful.

This is a great example what a benefit/relief effort is all about; people from all loctions focused on one goal. Many genres of musical talent helping one key national crisis. A personal friend and favorite in the Arizona Music Scene is the great Jerry Lawson who teams with his new a capella venture, "Talk Of The Town" and the magnificent Rod Stewart on Curtis Mayfield's "People Get Ready".
great title song and so much more - Reviewed on 2006-02-24
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1 customer found this review helpful.

Every cut on this cd is wonderful. Our entire family loves it, and we have jazz/pop/hip hop/rap fans! I bought it for one song and was shocked to see so many great songs...it is well worth the money. I had never heard a few of the artists, but I am now a loyal fan. The songs with huge choirs of singing stars were such a bonus. Sadly, I couldn't find any of the words for the songs on any lyric site on the Internet or in the CD. It would be nice to have those lyrics...that's my only criticism. Great music!
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