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In 2007 John Lennon would have turned 67, and he could well have been at the forefront of the attempt to bring peace to Darfur, where over half a million people have died as a result of violence and disease due to the ongoing civil war.
In order to highlight the ongoing conflict, Amnesty International were given free access to Lennon's complete post-Beatles songbook by his widow, Yoko Ono, and the result is a superb collection of covers by some of the heavyweights of the contemporary music scene.
1. Instant Karma - U2
2. #9 Dream - REM
3. Mother - Christina Aguilera
4. Give Peace A Chance - Aerosmith & Refugee All Stars
5. Cold Turkey - Lenny Kravitz
6. Love - The Cure
7. I'm Losing You - Corinne Bailey Rae
8. Gimme Some Truth - Jakob Dylan
9. Oh My Love - Jackson Browne
10. One Day At A Time - The Raveonettes
11. Imagine - Avril Lavigne
12. Nobody Told Me - Big & Rich
13. Mind Games - Eskimo Joe
14. Jealous Guy - Youssou N'Dour
Disc: 2
1. Working Class Hero - Green Day
2. Power To The People - Black Eyed Peas
3. Imagine - Jack Johnson
4. Beautiful Boy - Ben Harper
5. Isolation - Snow Patrol
6. Watching The Wheels - Matisyahu
7. Grow Old With Me - Postal Service
8. Gimme Some Truth - Jaguares
9. Just Like Starting Over - Flaming Lips
10. God - Jack's Mannequin
11. Instant Karma - Duran Duran
12. #9 Dream - A-Ha
13. Instant Karma - Tokio Hotel
14. Real Love - Regina Spektor
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