"Give us the money!" (Bob Geldolf in 1984 and 2014)

We music fans, we banned in 1985 in front of the TV sat, the finger on the Record / Start button of the VHS recorder, which we got goosebumps when Bob Geldof with his "Band Aid" project launched the world's largest music concert ever , we still know exactly what to move musicians and fans when it really counts, to help. Who Live Aid was able to follow live at that time, the unit is still enthusiastic.

Ending 30 years after: Unfortunately, it seems today without the help of musicians and us to go music fans. As Bob Geldof explained, would have him recently, the UN called if he could start a new charity event. This time it comes to the fight against Ebola virus in West Africa. The result is this song recorded on only a Sunday in London, organized by Midge Ure and Paul Epworth (among other things already Adele, Bloc Party and Coldplay produced), a remake of the legendary "Do They Know It's Christmas" from 1985 its revenue entirely how then should get 100% of the aid.

This time as a singer here:

Bastille
Bono (U2)
Grace Chatto
Clean Bandit
Alfie Deyes (YouTube channel)
Elbow
Paloma Faith
Guy Garvey (Elbow)
Nick Grimshaw
Ellie Goulding
Karl Hyde (Underworld)
Angélique Kidjo
Chris Martin (Coldplay)
Olly Murs
Sinéad O'Connor
One Direction
Rita Ora
Emeli Sandé
Seal
Ed Sheeran
Sam Smith
Joe Sugg (YouTube channel)
Zoe Sugg (YouTube channel)
Midge Ure
Jessie Ware

and also:

Roger Taylor (drums)
Underworld (Remix only on the Maxi-CD version included)

I think the 1985 version, although still much more beautiful, and am disappointed that a lot of big names missing. But nevertheless, this time are great artists and great voices gathered here, and the idea behind the project - quickly and effectively West Africa to help people to help themselves in the fight against Ebola - affects me sincere and credible. We should not forget that West Africa still needs much more political and economic rights in order to eventually take its fate into its own hands can.

Thus reaches deep into his pocket, please knapst 1.29 euros of your hard-earned money from now, and support this action. Many many thanks!