We Will Remember Them Album

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We Will Remember Them

Hayley Westenra, Michael Bolton, Paul Rodgers, Mica Paris, Robin Gibb, Carol Decker, Mark Read, Paul Carrack, Liz McClarnon, Natasha Hamilton, Lee Mead, Kenney Jones and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

A cast of 200 donate their time to raise money In Abbey road studios biggest ever recording session. "We will remember them, Give thanks and honour them, For our tomorrow, they gave their today". Released on Sunday 8th November on iTunes and various other download stores. Music stars have gathered to record a moving tribute to British armed forces past and present. On Sunday 1st November 200 people filled Abbey Road Studios, donating their time and talent to record an anthem as a Thank You to all our military personnel who have served our country protecting our freedom.

DVD

We Will Remember Them (Video)

CD Tracks

Track 1. We Will Remember Them

Track 2. Your Love Lives On

Track 3. You Hurt as Much As Love Someone

United Artists Remember ‘We Will Remember Them’

From the artists

I am delighted to have the opportunity to add my support to the servicemen and women and their families who put themselves on the line for us all.

Paul Carrack

I was invited to sing and participate in the recording of 'We Will Remember Them' whilst touring the UK recently. Supporting our troops, and showing our appreciation on their return is something that is essential to me.

Micheal Bolton

I am so grateful to all our boys and girls risking their lives to protect ours for this I consider it an honour to be apart of this contribution in song

Mica Paris

I participated in the “We Will Remember Them” song because I have always felt passionate about the soldiers who sacrificed their lives in two World Wars so that countries in Europe could be free, including Germany. I feel just as strongly today for the brave soldiers who are in Iraq and Afghanistan, who, every day are putting their lives on the line so we can have peace in the world. They are the very few who are prepared to pay the ultimate price, so we should respect, support and above all, honour them, and we must not let them down.

Robin Gibb

We thought that this was a fitting time for us to get into the studio together for the first time in ages. It was such an emotional song to record, and of course to be part of such an important message just made it even more special. The artists all giving up their time to perform just shows how important the troops are to all of us.

Liz McClarnon & Natasha Hamilton