New Bob Marley & The Wailers The Video Educates East Africa Crisis
Tuesday, the estate of Bob Marley, Simon Fuller, founder of Island Records, Chris Blackwell worldwide released a new video for Bob Marley & The Wailers 1973 the song "Hide tide or low tide."
The video documenting the crisis in East Africa over 9 million people die of hunger.
Edited by Kevin Macdonald, director of "The Last King of Scotland" and the upcoming documentary "Marley", "Low Tide Tide or hide" includes footage of new mothers blank stare of his children, grandchildren are unconscious in the half carcasses of wild animals, and many babies fragile, ill.
In one of the most poignant images, drag a mother, a bucket from a well to find it filled with earth and not a drop of water.
It is fitting that this song of Bob Marley & The Wailers first album "will be selected to help raise awareness about the tragedy.
The "high tide or low tide" lyrics still causes chills almost 40 years after the start of the song. Marley, an icon in the afternoon, he used his music to promote social change, who sings in his mother's prayers.
"A child is born into this world, needs protection", Marley sings, quoting his mother. During the chorus of the song, friendship, unconditional promises "the high seas or sea bass, I'm going to be your friend."
Collaboration with Save the Children, Marleys, Fuller, Blackwell and hope to make an impression. Global Universal Music has decided to donate all the profits of the video.
Marley Family, has written a letter asking the public to support efforts to:
For friends
We are reaching out today to ask you a favor. We believe you can help us deal with children who die [in] the most devastating food crisis is happening today in East Africa.
No child should be deprived of food or water. No child should suffer the conflict caused by adult men. More than three million women and children suffer. They are innocent. They are not politicians. They are hungry. Bob Marley, then and now is a united continent, for love, for the protection of children worldwide. Please join us with Save The Children, standing together as friends to stop this needless loss of life, to feed our kids and their lives.
Please kindly send us a video message to the Facebook page. This generous award will help us achieve through your friends, and our more than two hundred million people worldwide.
Love,
Marley's family
Dozens of superstars from around the world have joined the cause and encourage their fans to watch the video and make a donation.
Below is a list of celebrity supporters:
Rihanna
Shakira
Beyoncé
Justin Bieber
Cristiano Ronaldo
David Beckham
Victoria Beckham
Jennifer Lopez
Carrie Underwood "
Gwen Stefani and No Doubt
Ryan Seacrest
Lewis Hamilton
Elton John
Andy Murray
Enrique Iglesias
Scotty McCreery
Annie Lennox
Queen
Emma Bunton
Lauren Alaina
Jamie Murray
Britney Spears
Bruno Mars
Madonna
Muse
Muhammad Ali
U2
AC Milan
Charlize Theron
Conan O'Brien
AT & T
The video documenting the crisis in East Africa over 9 million people die of hunger.
Edited by Kevin Macdonald, director of "The Last King of Scotland" and the upcoming documentary "Marley", "Low Tide Tide or hide" includes footage of new mothers blank stare of his children, grandchildren are unconscious in the half carcasses of wild animals, and many babies fragile, ill.
It is fitting that this song of Bob Marley & The Wailers first album "will be selected to help raise awareness about the tragedy.
The "high tide or low tide" lyrics still causes chills almost 40 years after the start of the song. Marley, an icon in the afternoon, he used his music to promote social change, who sings in his mother's prayers.
"A child is born into this world, needs protection", Marley sings, quoting his mother. During the chorus of the song, friendship, unconditional promises "the high seas or sea bass, I'm going to be your friend."
Marley Family, has written a letter asking the public to support efforts to:
For friends
We are reaching out today to ask you a favor. We believe you can help us deal with children who die [in] the most devastating food crisis is happening today in East Africa.
Love,
Marley's family
Dozens of superstars from around the world have joined the cause and encourage their fans to watch the video and make a donation.
Below is a list of celebrity supporters:
Rihanna
Shakira
Beyoncé
Justin Bieber
Cristiano Ronaldo
David Beckham
Victoria Beckham
Jennifer Lopez
Carrie Underwood "
Gwen Stefani and No Doubt
Ryan Seacrest
Lewis Hamilton
Elton John
Andy Murray
Enrique Iglesias
Scotty McCreery
Annie Lennox
Queen
Emma Bunton
Lauren Alaina
Jamie Murray
Britney Spears
Bruno Mars
Madonna
Muse
Muhammad Ali
U2
AC Milan
Charlize Theron
Conan O'Brien
AT & T
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