The Common Good
August 2009

Video from Playing for Change

by Various Musicians | August 2009

When you hear Playing for Change: Peace Through Music described, it sounds like a digital parlor trick.

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When you hear Playing for Change: Peace Through Music described, it sounds like a digital parlor trick. Musicians are recorded all over the world -- from New Orleans to Nepal -- playing the same song, together, through the miracle of overdubbing. But when you see and hear it, seamlessly edited together, you quickly forget the techno-trickery and get lost in the emotion.

Watch below as musicians from around the world sing Bob Marley's "No More Trouble."

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