For example, “Live Aid” was one of the biggest and most influential events in music history; the concert inspired the rock and roll community to revive the genre. An additional influential event was Paul Simon’s release of “Graceland,” because it motivated women to become involved in the movement. Another artist heavily involved in “Live Aid,” and in songs geared toward the movement is Tina Turner. But what began the whole movement was the BBC’s airing of reports from Ethiopia; after seeing the reports, Michael Jackson wrote “We Are the World.” The song sparked the interest in hunger relief and gave rock and roll motivation. Events designed to bring awareness to African hunger persuaded other artists to participate in the
For example, “Live Aid” was one of the biggest and most influential events in music history; the concert inspired the rock and roll community to revive the genre. An additional influential event was Paul Simon’s release of “Graceland,” because it motivated women to become involved in the movement. Another artist heavily involved in “Live Aid,” and in songs geared toward the movement is Tina Turner. But what began the whole movement was the BBC’s airing of reports from Ethiopia; after seeing the reports, Michael Jackson wrote “We Are the World.” The song sparked the interest in hunger relief and gave rock and roll motivation. Events designed to bring awareness to African hunger persuaded other artists to participate in the