Help! A Day in the Life

by Help: A Day In The Life / Various

Overview

In 1994, Brit-pop heavyweights like Blur, Oasis, and Suede contributed to a charity album that raised millions of dollars for children affected by the war in Bosnia. In 2005 the War Child organization has once again tapped the country's contemporary music scene, this to support battle-scarred and otherwise damaged children everywhere. Participants in Help: A Day in the Life include Radiohead (the haunting, previously unreleased "I Want None of It"), Coldplay (a remixed "How You See the World"), and Damien Rice (the typically lovely "Cross-Eyed Bear"), as well as Sudanese MC and former child soldier conscript Emmanuel Jal, who contributes the exuberant, hopeful "Gua." Great Britain's bright young breed is also represented in Maximo Park's "Wasteland," "Gone Are the Days" from Magic Numbers, and Go! Team's "Phantom Broadcast." Elsewhere on Help: A Day in the Life -- Keane drifting through a thorny "Yellow Brick Road," Kaiser Chiefs putting some weird herky-jerky spunk into "Heard It Through the Grapevine," and Bloc Party with "The Present." ~ Johnny Loftus

Product Details

Release Date:	04/01/2022
Label:	War Child
UPC:	0602438874866

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Elbow   Primary Artist
The Coral   Primary Artist
The Go! Team   Primary Artist
George And Anthony   Primary Artist
Hard-Fi   Primary Artist
Keane   Primary Artist
Kaiser Chiefs   Primary Artist
Jets Overhead   Primary Artist
Gorillaz   Primary Artist
Faultline   Primary Artist
Emily Haines   Primary Artist
Chantal Kreviazuk   Primary Artist
Bloc Party   Primary Artist
Razorlight   Primary Artist
Sam Roberts   Primary Artist
Babyshambles   Primary Artist
Radiohead   Primary Artist
Raine Maida   Primary Artist
The Payola$   Primary Artist
Mylo   Primary Artist
Buck 65   Primary Artist
Maximo Park   Primary Artist
The Weakerthans   Primary Artist
Tinariwen   Primary Artist
Damien Rice   Primary Artist
Coldplay   Primary Artist
The Dears   Primary Artist
Emmanuel Jal   Primary Artist
The Magic Numbers   Primary Artist
Bedouin Soundclash   Primary Artist
James Shaw   Primary Artist
Mylo Macinnes   Primary Artist
Manic Street Preachers   Primary Artist
Surefire   Primary Artist
City and Colour   Primary Artist

Technical Credits

Myles Macinnes   Composer
Paul "Scooby" Smith   Illustrations
Richard Jupp   Composer
Mark Potter   Composer
Craig Potter   Composer,Producer
Chris Martin   Composer
Nick Power   Composer
Peter Doherty   Composer
Ian Parton   Composer
John Mark Harris   Notes Editing
Nicholas Jones   Composer
Ibrahim Ag Alhabib   Composer
James Skelly   Composer
Matthew Tong   Composer
Archis Tiku   Composer
Peter Turner   Composer
Andrew Thomas English   Composer
Jonathan Buckland   Composer
Colin Greenwood   Composer
Barrett Strong   Composer
Johnny Borrell   Composer
James Dean Bradfield   Composer
Keane   Producer
Richard Archer   Composer
Nigel Godrich   Producer
Duncan Lloyd   Composer,Illustrations
Lukas Wooller   Composer
Gorillaz   Composer,Producer
Paul Smith   Composer
Sean Moore   Composer
Ben Hillier   Producer
Faultline   Producer
Ed O'Brien   Composer
Romeo Stodart   Composer,Producer
Jonny Buckland   Composer
Jason Cox   Producer
John Squire   Cover Painting
Razorlight   Composer
Phil Selway   Composer
Bernie Taupin   Composer
Wolsey White   Producer
Guy Berryman   Composer
Guy Garvey   Composer
Danton Supple   Producer
Thom Yorke   Composer
Damien Rice   Composer,Producer
Damon Albarn   Composer
Kele Okereke   Composer
Gordon Moakes   Composer
Dave Eringa   Producer
James Dring   Producer
Elton John   Composer
Geoff Barrow   Producer
Will Champion   Composer
Jonny Greenwood   Composer
Emmanuel Jal   Composer,Liner Notes
Russell Lissack   Composer
Jamie Hewlett   Composer
Norman Whitfield   Composer