Jackson Browne Haitian singer-guitarist Paul Beaubrun

Jackson Browne – "Love Is Love" (Weekly Music Roundup)

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Jackson Browne – "Love Is Love" (Weekly Music Roundup)

While Jackson Browne was ruling the pop charts in the 1970s, he was also becoming an activist.  Browne started the No Nukes concerts back in 1979, and now, he’s part of a group of musicians supporting the organization called Artists For Peace And Justice, which advocates for social justice around the world but with a focus on Haiti. This song, "Love Is Love," features Jackson Browne and the Haitian singer and guitarist Paul Beaubrun; it comes from the forthcoming benefit album Let The Rhythm Lead: Haiti Song Summit Vol 1. 

The video for "Love Is Love" was filmed in Haiti; it’s part of our Weekly Music Roundup, at newsounds.org.

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