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Los Lonely Boys Cover Lennon for Darfur


05/30/07
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(PR) "Texican" sibling trio Los Lonely Boys will contribute a cover of John Lennon's Number One single "Whatever Gets You Thru The Night" to the forthcoming CD Instant Karma: The Campaign to Save Darfur.

The track is currently available for purchase on iTunes and will be included on Instant Karma, which will be released on June 12th by Warner Bros. Records. Proceeds from the double CD � which features more than 20 iconic Lennon songs recorded by such best-selling artists as Green Day, R.E.M., U2 and Christina Aguilera � help support Amnesty International's campaign to focus attention and mobilize on the urgent catastrophe in Darfur, Sudan, and other human rights crises.

"Our hearts go out to the victims in Darfur," says Los Lonely Boys' singer-guitarist Henry Garza. "Our family has also known tragedy, and we know how sacred life can be. We care. We are proud to give support to people in need. We are grateful that Amnesty International is making this possible. We want to thank Yoko Ono for allowing us to embrace John Lennon's song. John continues to influence us today in many ways."

For more information about Instant Karma: The Campaign to Save Darfur or Amnesty International, please visit www.InstantKarma.org in the United States or www.amnesty.org/noise outside the United States.

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