05:27 This might be the best version of the Ben E. King classic that you’ll ever hear. It was recorded by artists in a street virtual studio all around the world. The base track – vocals and guitar – was recorded on the streets of Santa Monica by a street musician. In New Orleans Grandpa Elliott – a blind singer from the French Quarter – added vocals and harmonica and another artist added in metal percussion. The producers took the resulting mix all through Europe, Africa, and South America, adding new tracks with multiple instruments and vocals that were assembled into this final version.

04:17 Musicians around the world unite together to sing a song of freedom with Stephen Marley in honor of his father Bob’s birthday.

03:40 This uplifting video features heartfelt performances by children’s choirs from around the world and Playing for Change’s Grandpa Elliott.

04:06 Beautiful! Lennon was a great advocate for peace and this awesome collaborative rendition from Playing for Change evokes the song’s spirit and the possibilities for change. This video taps into the incredible power that music holds, presenting exceptional musicians playing together across the globe.

04:14 This wondrous rendition of the Otis Redding soul classic unites street musicians Grandpa Elliott and Roger Ridley with singers from around the world. You’ll love it.

04:04 This awesome video highlights performances by artists in a worldwide street studio. The  base percussion was recorded in LA, and sets the rhythm. Then the track flies all over the world, where musicians from the U.S., Jamaica, India, Japan, Italy, Brazil, and Sierra Leone record their diverse vocal and instrumental parts. Finally the audio and video were mixed together to create the magic you’ll see and hear.